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

ii. e. Miller Of Charleston, Is In the
city visiting at the home of his son,
III. H., and attending to business.
J. A. Bradbury failed to file his ac-
ceptance for the nomination OF county
treasurer thus leaving the field to
Mrs Gone and Mrs. Medved on the
Democratic ticket. Cottonwood now
has a chance to land a candidate in
county office.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Granville de-
parted Monday morning for the Little
Salmon river where they expect to
spend some time fishing. They took
along a camp outfit and win no doubt
enjoy the respite from business con-
nections.
James Aram and family of the
Joseph Plains country were visitors in
the city for a short time. Mrs Aram
was suffering from a disease of the
mouth which necesitated a trip to
st. Joseph's hospital in Lewiston to
obtain treatment.
Chas. Jewell who has been a resi-
dent of Grangeville for several years
and cook at the Imperial hotel, ex-
poets to leave the first part of the
week for Seattle. Mr.. Jewell was in
the August draft but failed to pass
his examination.
Mrs. {Eisenhauer, formerly Miss
Mamie Long, arrived here last Friday
evening from her home at Post Falls,
and will spend the next three weeks
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Long, who reside south
west of this city.
Hervin Rothwell, one of the best
known men in Idaho county filed his
acceptance for the position of probate
Judge on the republican ticket. Mr..
Rothwell will be able to give the time
to this office In conjunction with his
other business and his reputation and
COMPETENCY to fill same go unquestioned.
w. ID. Fife Of Pocatello, who is the
Democratic candidate for Secretary
of State was an arrival in Grangeville
Wednesday night He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Muir, Vice President
of the Idaho Federation of Labor.
They both spoke at Dreamland hall
last Thursday night to fair sized
crowd.
| Senator Perry w. Mitchell of Nez-
perez, was nominated for congress on
the Democratic ticket. The place was
offered to Attorney Chas. L. Mcdonald
of Lewiston, who declined. Mr.
Mitchell will have Congressman Bur
ton l.. French as his opponent If he
is successful In the primaries, there
being a Nonpartisan candidate oppOs
ing him on the Democratic ticket.
Pittman Atwood and brother Frank
who have been in the city for the pas
few weeks visiting at the home Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. M
Atwood, departed last Saturday morn
ing, the former going to Moscow Il
await orders to report for duty at thu
officers camp at Camp Pike, Ark.
and the latter going to Standpoint tt
resume his duties in the Bonnel
County National Bank of that place.
The Globe received a pleasant lettel
this week from Mrs. Anna B. Graham
formerly of this place, now of Los
Angles. Mrs Graham renews hel
subscription to the Globe, her copy do
ing double duty, as it is forwarded tt
her daughter, Mrs. Mable Henley WHIT
now is in Arizona. These letters ar.
always welcome, as words of eommen
dation do much to brighten the thorny
path of the manager-editor Of thu
Globe.
Jim White, auditor of Lewis coun
lty, was over from Nezperce the last o.
the week for a short business visit
He was accompanied by Ed Schnell, hi
chief deputy, and together they VISITED
the Office of Henry Telcher, county aud
itor, to inspect the new system o.
bookkeeping recently installed ant
now In operation under Mr.. Telcherl
direction. They found the system al
, that had been claimed for II and wer,
favorably impressed by its many ad
yantages.