The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-08-01

! Lands. Geo. M. Reed.
G. M. Butler of Sites, was a bust
ness visitor in the city today.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
| sale at the Smoke House.
Joe Dysard returned this evening
from a few weeks visit with his par
ents at Hecla, 8. ID.
f. e. Ouist, cashier of the Kooskia
State bank, came up from that place
| i'm his car this evening and attended
the Republican meeting.
| Attorney B. Anger returned today
from a two days visit over near Can
field. He reports that section as look
ing good to him.
| Seth Jones was an arrival Thursday
evening from the Salmon river section
and will remain in the city to see the
draft boys off next Monday morning.
Lester Faber expects to make trip
to Lewiston the latter part of the
week to meet some relatives who are
passing through Lewiston ON an auto
tour.
j. NJ. and H. X. Shaw, of Kooskia,
the former being the editor of the
Kooskia Mountaineer, were in the city
this evening, the former having come
up to attend the meeting of the Re
publicans.
| DIR. III. B. Blake of Keuterville, was
nj
main over night. The doctor will at
tend the Republican meeting and will
no doubt have something to say Of an
encouraging nature.
| II. III. Russell, cashier of the Grange
vile Savings and Trust company, de-
parted this morning for weeks
business visit at different points in
the Palouse country and on to Spo-
kane.
Emmett Mulhall received word
that he had passed the examination
for entrance to the officers training
camp and expects to leave for Louis
vile, Kentucky within a few days to
serve his country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Downer have
moved to this city from Cottonwood
and have taken up residence in the
Otto Schwalbach home on Idaho
avenue Mr. Downer has charge OF
the Interior warehouse.
The Tom O'Keefe ranch suffered
by the recent hail storm. Some fifty
acres being damaged. The adjuster
from Lewiston arrived here Saturday
and adjusted the loss to the salts.
faction of Mr.. OKeefe.
Mrs. Ottmer Schwalbach and sor
and Mrs. Oliver Mcconnell and small
daughter left this Thursday morning
for Seattle to join Mr. Schwalbact
and Mr.. Mcconnell who are employ
ed in the shipyards at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Davis of Star
buck, were in the city a few days this
week visiting with their daughter
Mrs. Dirl Price, and family. They
also made a trip down to White Birt
where they formerly resided.
L. J. Swank arrived in the city 8
few days ago from his present home
at Linden, Wash, where he recently
purchased a five-acre tract Linden
is just a half hours run from Belling
ham. He left for his home Tuesday
morning.
Bert Anger left Tuesday afternoon
, for White Bird where he will spend
several days on legal business as well
as looking after his campaign fol-
county attorney In that section, Mr.
Anger being the republican candidate
for that office.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank e. Wood and
children will depart Friday morning
for Seattle, where the family will take
up residence. We very much regret
the departure of this estimable family
but wish them unbounded success In
their new field.
, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ingram re-
, turned on Wednesday evenings train
from few days business and pleasure
trip to Spokane. While away Mr.. In.
gram encountered our old townsman
Max Arondson, who is now in bust
ness in the latter city.
DIR. Powell arrived here from Ken.
drick on Wednesday evenings train
and has taken over the business of
DIR. f. Il. Wood. The doctor comes
to the city with first-class recommends
atoms and will no doubt soon enjoy q
lucrative dental practice.
While attending to his duties at
the III. Il. Arledge blacksmith shop this
afternoon, Gus Lyons received a very
severe blow from piece of iron over
his left eye, which cut quite a cash.
Fortunetly the eyeball was not dam
aged although he will have no use of
that optic for number of days on ac-
count of the severe swelling.