The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12

Cottonwood last week. Miss Omie
will teach near Kennewick, where her
father is located and Miss Ruth will
attend high school at that place. Miss
Zenna has a position in the Farming
ton high school and will take up her
duties there shortly.
Mrs. j. Loyal Addison and children
departed the first of the week for the
prairie where they will visit until Mr..
Addison receives notice to report for
duty in the service, which they expect
will be about the middle OF this month.
Mrs Addison will go to Chula Vista,
| California with her mother, Mrs.
Emma Reed. Mr. Addison expects to
go to an officers training camp In
Kentucky. Their many friends In
White Bird regret to see them leave
and hope that they may return to this
part of the country In the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson and
family and Miss Calhoun of Cotton
wood motored to White Bird Sunday
and were guests at the Chas. Wilson
home Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Wilson
are sisters.
f. L. Allen of Garfield was trans
acting business in White Bird the first
of the week, also going to Grangeville
from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Rhett of John
Day passed through town Tuesday,
enroute to their home from out side.
Ralph Russell and WIN. Campbell
from up the river, were transacting
business in White Bird Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs James Chamberlin and
little son of Spring Camp arrived in
White Bird Saturday. They will live
in the Culley house this winter. Mrs.
Culley expects to go up the river soon.
Mrs j. w. Crooks Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Ed Wyatt at Deer
Greek this week
Miss Virginia Fry of Ferdinand, ar
rived in White Bird Sunday. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Fry Miss Olga
Alexson, Miss Haun and Ben Fry,
making the trip by auto Miss Fry
will board at the ]. b. Berry home.
A p Johnson of Spring Camp was
transacting business before United
States Commissioner ]. Loyal Addison
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Barnett of
Garfield were transacting business
here the first of the week They have
leased their business to Il. l.. Allen
and will leave for Centralia, Wash.
soon.
]. b. Hardman returned last week
from Mccall where he has been work.
ing for some time past.
Homer Eimers of Grangeville was
White Bird visitor the &rst of the
week. He is home on a furlough from
Annapolis where he has been for the
past eighteen months.
Don Chamberlin and Delbert Rig
ner of Slate Creek passed through
White Bird Wednesday enroute home
from Grangeville with two loads of
freight
White Bird School Opened Monday.
The local school opened last Mon
day with the following teachers:
Prof ]. S. Anderson as principal. Mrs.
Stella Chamberlin, fourth, fifth and
sixth grades; Miss Virginia Fry, first,
second and third grades. Mr.. Ander-
son is not a stranger among us and is
well and favorably known here, as he
was pastor of the Methodist church
here two years ago. He taught at
Orofino last year and comes wen
recommended as a teacher. Mrs. Stella
Chamberlin of Spring Camp is well
and favorably known through this
country and comes highly recommended
as teacher, having taught in the
Lewiston schools as well as in different
parts of this county. Miss Fry, who
was with us last year needs no intro
duction to White Bird. Her good
work has already won her an enviable
place in our society.
We desire to congratulate the school
board in securing such an able corps
of teachers, also to assure these teach
ers the cooperation and support Of
the people of White Bird
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