The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-02-28

Mrs. Richard Kading went down to
Lewiston last Sunday morning to visit
with her sister Lydia and friends Miss
Lydia is attending the normal school at
that place She returned home Mon
day evening.
FOR SALE-A new Chatam fan
Il. Ia. J. w. WILLIAMS.
George Chase was in the city last
Saturday from his ranch near Fair |
view, attending to business matters.
J. N. Oliver, from the Kidder Ridge |
section was a visitor in the city Sat |
urday.
The Local Farmers Union will call
meeting at Grangeville, Saturday,
February 10, TO consider local matters
EDW. NELSON, Pren. IL. 1t
A dance was held at the Mountain
View school house last Friday evening
and quite a large assemblage was pres
emit Mr.. and Mrs Charley Nail fur
nished the music for the enjoyable at
fair
FURS WANTED-Coyote hides from
75c to $3.50; also COW hides-will pay
more than any man in Idaho county.
Ship them by parcels post to j. f. Pros
ser. Ferdinand, Idaho. 1tf
1.-THE Aristocracy of Tomorrow"
is the theme of the second number Of
the Federated Young Peoples society
lecture course, and is to be given by
Rev. Charles MacCaughey at eight
| O'Clock FRIDAY evening
Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House
Bert Morris had bills printed this
week announcing a big auction sale at
his place a few miles northwest from
town, for the 9th of next month. Bert
recently sold his farm and Is going to
make cleanup Of his personal prop
erty.
LOST-Dark red Durham heifer
coming two years old. Underbit In
, both ears. No brand. Last seen at the
Theo. Tollefson ranch on Luke's Gulch
Reasonable reward offered for the dis
covery of this animal.
At the Federated church next Sun
: day evening the pastor will speak OF
the War and the Book of Revelation
{ The sermon is occasioned by the mum
l Der of fake prophecies and forced In
terpretations in circulation at present
FOUND-A lady's new rubber; wa
picked up day after Wasmund sale
Owner can have same by paying TO
|, this notice.
: J. f. Milliorn, of Winona, spent sey
eral DAYS In the city this week securin
medical treatment for a threatene
attack of appendicitis. Mr. Millior
il will become a regular reader of tn
3 official county paper in the future.
L Frank Van Deventer will leave
u the morning for Portland where b
will join Mrs. Van, and together the
will take in the sights of the coast m
tropolis. They may be absent fe
ID several weeks.
r Every man has aim In life, but ofte
,e he fails to hit the mark simply b
cause his eyes are defective. w.
Jackson the Eyesight Specialist.
The Sunnyside social society m
Thursday with Mrs. James TurkingtO
rs A good crowd was present and Il
W. afternoon was spent very pleasant
ng Dainty luncheon was served by &
en- hostess The next meeting vii
March 7th with Mrs Robert Zumwa
ell Norville Johnston came over fro
Cottonwood last Friday evening al
assisted the Cowboy band boys in fl
NV nishing the music for the FiremeI
ng dance. "Swede' is considered one
Use the best trombonists of this section a
re the band boys are quite dependent
rs him.
Miss Dorothy Munro came over FRI
ar Cottonwood last Friday evening a
m attended the Firemen's ball. M
Munroe is employed at the Cott0nwo
- Hotel, of that city, which was recon
IN purchased by Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jol
~ ston. She returned Saturday mo
20 ing.
re- Miss Thelma Peterson arrived
the city from Ferdinand last Frid
evening and was a guest at the w.
I'll Brown home, where she visited W
the Miss Zelma. While In Grangeyi
Miss Peterson attended the Fireme
. ball. She returned to her home s.
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kerr were arr
ais on last Thursday evenings tr
from Montana. Mr.. Kerr, who
IVA this section early In the fall, sta
AhA that while Montana is a marvel
wheat growing section, 1t is entir
too cold for him. They will proba
remain here.
Judge James +. Ailshie. of Co
d'Alene, spent a few days in the ,
this week on legal matters before
district court which convened here
Monday morning. The judge depaI
on Tuesdays delayed train for
COW and will return here early 4
week.
George, the only son Of Mr.. and
w. p. Wickoff, was taken suddenly
the latter part of last week at