The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-04

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Mrs. A. M. Reynolds Is visiting In
Grangeville this week. She also ex-
poets to go to lilo before returning to
White Bird.
A. II. Calvin, who recently sold his
interests here departed Saturday for
Grangeville where he will visit for
time. Jim expects to be In The next
call and has been getting his business
In shape to go.
Ralph K. Brockman, of Creston, Wn.,
was In White Bird the first Of the
week. He reported in Grangeville for
the last draft, having registered In
June, 1917.
Bert Weinheimer. Of higgins, was
transacting business In White Bird
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fi.ke and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur McSpadden, of Garfield,
passed through White Bird Thursday
enroute home from Lewiston, where
they went to attend the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY went to Grange
vile Wednesday, and from there TO
Spokane ON a business trip They ex-
pect to be gone some time.
Mrs. G. J. Hall and Miss Rose Elfers
of Lucille, and Miss Alberta Lauder
dale, Of Portland, were guests at the
Geo. Behean home several days last
week.
Mrs Butler Wells, Of Garfield, was
attending to business In White Bird
the first of this week. Mrs. Wells has
recently been to Lewiston where she
went to bid q brother good bye, who
was called In the last draft. She has
several brothers in the service, one Of
whom is in France.
Harvey Peterson passed through
White Bird Tuesday enr0ute to Me-
Call, making the trip in his car.
VIM. Graham was in the city last
Wednesday enroute to the coast. Mr..
Graham In endeavoring to get into the
government service and expects to be-
fore long.
w. s. Hunter of Grangeville, has
lately installed a new heating plant at
the Frank Wyatt ranch. This will be
q very convenient as well as comfort
able Improvement to the ranch.
Mrs. v. 4. Hadorn, one Of the pros
porous ranchers of this section, accom-
panied her son Archie, to Grangeville
Thursday, returning Friday.
Mr.. Powell and family, Of Clear
water, passed through White Bird on
Tuesday last, enroute to their home
from Spring Camp, where they have
been visiting Clifford Powell for the
past two months.
Mrs. Nellie Thompson Is building a
new house on her ranch north Of town,
the old being destroyed by fire last
spring. 1t will be a very nice build
ing and Is nearing completion. She
gave q dance Tuesday evening which
was well attended and every one re
ports q fine time. Music was furn-
ished by the Mahurin orchestra.
A number Of the White Bird people
celebrated at DoumecQ this year, and
also at higgins. A picnic and dance
was also planned at Freedom
Fay Hurley, of Grangeville, was
White Bird visitor Monday and Tues
day. So
Mrs. Ruth Terwilegar and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Terwilegar, Of Lucille, were
In White Bird Wednesday and Thurs
day Of last week, being enroute to the
county seat where Roy went to report
for the last draft, he was allowed ex-
emption, however, and returned to his
home. They were guests at the VIM.
Percifield home while III White Bird.
A. ]. Mcdonald and Arthur McSpad-
den, of Garfield, were White Bird WIS.,
itors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. III. Evans and Miss
Maude Epler accompanied Marion
Evans to Grangeville Thursday, where
the latter reported In the draft call.
This makes the second son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans to be called into the ser
vice.
p. p. Oehler, Of the lewiston Clark
ston Improvement Co., finished sur
veying the grade ON the Pittsburg
road near the Burlington ranch and
returned to his home.
Postmaster NJ. A. Roos received q
laf4r~ Ia ~ x.yoaly fv.n,x, T1iNord (yxyy. who
formerly worked for Rice and Har-
ness, and who is now In the navy. The
letter states that he has been assigned
to armed service for merchant vessels
and Is captain of gun crew of eight
men. He spoke very highly of the
navy and said that 1t Is a good place
for every young man.. He also men
toned seeing Andrew larson at New
port News. Mr.. Larson was a one
time resident of this country.
w. Il. Gibbons and Geo. Cammack,
of Lucille, were transacting business In
White Bird the first of the week. They
went out to Grangeville.
Geo. Brust one Of the prosperous
ranchers Of the Joseph Plains country,
was In town Monday.
B. +, Taylor, of Boles, was doing
business in White Bird Monday.
TONtn OiDSOu WIS III 1ucSuuy IrUui
his ranch on Joseph.
Farewell Dance and Reception.
A farewell dance and reception as
given by White Bird and community
last Wednesday night in honor of the
boys who were leaving the Salmon riv.
er country for the Camp Lewis the
latter part of the week. One of the
largest crowds ever gathered in White
Bird was present to bid the boys good
bye and God speed. Patriotic talks
were made by DIR. w. A. Foskett, J.
Loyal Addison, Sell Jones and others
and several patriotic songs were rem,
dered by the choir. Miss Addie Be
hean favored the audience with a read
ing and Mrs. M. A. Roos with a vocal
solo.
Ice cream and cake were served the
guests of honor and their friends dur.
ing the evening.