The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-03-28

A full report of the meeting Of the
Civic club was crowded out by an ex-
cessive amount of advertising. The
report win appear in these columns ia
our next issue.
At the Federated church Sunday
evening an Easter program win be
given mainly by the children OF the
Sunday school under the direction of
Mrs DIR. Simon and Mrs. Lucille Nc
Donald. The public is invited.
Wanted-All kinds Of second hand
goods.
| 15-4t o. L. LINGO.
Mrs. H. Tumey win depart for Spo-
kane Sunday morning to visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Van Orsdell of that
place. Mrs. Tumey has for the past
six weeks been visiting with hen
daughter, Mrs. p. A. Wright, of this
city.
| Ernest Richards and Gus Schultz
departed Monday morning for the new
mining camp IA miles north of the
Buffalo Hump, at which place strike
was made recently. These men will
take up work with the company now
in charge.
FOR SALE-A new Chatam fan
ming mill for $500.
tt. II. J.~W. WILLIAMS.
Clark Rush returned to Moscow
Monday morning to resume his college
work after three days stay In this
| city, Clark came down principally to
enjoy the 40 dance held here Thurs
day and Friday.
Wanted-All kinds of second hand
goods.
| 15-4t o. T. LINGO.
| Mrs. A. G. Higgins returned from
Spokane Saturday evening after a six
weeks stay in that city, undergoing
medical treatment. While In Grange
vile she was the guest of Mrs. f.
Hockersmith. She left for her home
at Winona Monday.
WANTED-Woman to cook and do
general house work on a farm. A
steady position to the right party.
| Good wages guaranteed. r. f. d. No.
3, Nezperce phone 4319.
Miss Myrtle Rhett and Miss Anna
Peterson came over from Cottonwood
Friday evening and were visitors at
the Mrs. Nancy Bowman residence.
They attended the 40 dane that even
ing and returned Saturday morning.
The finest registered Percheron stall
| lions and brood mares ever brought to
Camas Prairie, are being offered for
sale by Emmett Mulhall, at Fem. His
announcement appears in another col
umn.
An Easter program consisting prin-
cipally of musical numbers is being
prepared for Easter Sunday at the
Christian church. The young Peoples
endeavor has charge Of the program
n nd nm W. fVsrlxv Il
sured. The program will start at
80 p. m.
Oliver Mcconnell formerly operator
at the Lyric theatre, came out We'd
nesday from the Mcconnell ranch on
Mill creek. He will remain in
Grangeville for about week.
| A Red Cross entertainment and
dance will be given at the Garfield
| school house April 8. Two able speak
| ers-Seth Jones and Loyal Addison
will deliver an address. Everybody
Is invited. People from the outside
will be made welcome at the homes
and stock will be taken care of. Come
out and be patriotic.
Registered 2-year-olds and yearling
Percheron stations and brood mares
are being offered for sale by Emmett
Mulhall at Fem, Idaho. See his adv.
in another column.
Mrs. James Murphy returned from
Spokane Sunday evening where she
has beer. for the last several months
In company with her son Eddie and
daughter Miss Lillian, at that place
Eddie has been attending school while
In Spokane and Miss lillian has a posi-
ton as bookkeeper in that city. Mrs
Murphy will no doubt return In the
near future.
| Portable Field Granaries to store
your grain at cost of 8 cents per
bushel for the cost of materials in our
yard Come in apd see our plans and
you will not LETT the sack problem
worry you any longer. II you can't
come, let us know your wants and we
shall see or write you. Husman Lum-
Der Co. 17-2t
ing the week In the city. Mr.. McNutt.
who Is a mining engineer, states that
number of properties are working In
his section and that a very rich body
OF ore has been uncovered on the
Colonel Sellers group. Arrangements
are being made to start up the old
Hogan property.
Mrs. John Phillips who departed for
|
extended visit with Mrs. win Scott.
who is seriously i'll, returned Friday
evening She reports the condition Of
Mrs. Scott beyond hopes Of medical
treatment. Mrs Scott was formerly
a resident of Grangeville and left here
In an effort to improve her health.
Everett Duff for the past week has
been quite Ill at his home Quincy
was first thought to be the source of
his sickness and after medical treat
ment was administered 1t was found
that he also had a touch of appendi-
citis. He is reported responding very
nicely to treatment and WIN soon be up
and around
Mrs. Fem Batty, made a trip to
Cottonwood this week with a stock
OF millinery. The ladies were only
too glad OF the chance to buy at home.
and quickly relieved Mrs. Batty OF
her stock, sending the lady home happy
In the appreciation of their generous
patronage