The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-11

for a vacation trip. AS the young
men have been travelling the path OF
busy workers for some time, they no
doubt are enjoying their well earned
recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hockersmith,
and son Wendall, left last Sunday
morning for their place at Kenne-
wick, Wash. Frank will return after
few weeks vacation but Mrs. Hooker
smith and Wendall expect to remain
all summer.
Henry Goodwin will leave Monday
for Marshall Lake where he will re-
sumo his work at the Holt property.
Mr.. Goodwin came out from the mine
few weeks ago and has been enjoy
ing a visit with his friends and ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Jack and the
formers brother, Harry, were In the
city Saturday from the Jack ranch in
the Green Greek section. Harry, who
formerly resided here, recently return
ed from trip to New York where he
was called on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stone and son
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teenth of this month. L. A. Proctor
is at present doing the baking. Mr..
and Mrs. Bushnell will take possession
of the house now occupied by the
Stones as soon as it is vacated.
Chas. Il. Arney immigration agent
for the Northern Pacific, arrived here
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Arney and
Mr.. Mitchell, of Nezperce, appeared
before the board of county commits
sioners regarding some railroad tax
matters they were interested in.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vile Hovey ON Monday last. Mrs.
Hovey arrived here on last Sunday
evenings train and is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Mackie Will
liams, and family. Mrs. Hoyey's home
Is at Innisfallen, Alberta, Canada.
w. B. Honeyman, of the Honeyman
Hardware Co. of Portland, Oregon
was an arrival in Grangeville Monday,
arriving here from the Wyatt ranch
on the Salmon river, where he spent
the 4th of July. Honeyman left In a
car Tuesday for his home in Portland.
Arthur Palmer, of Vale, Oregon
who has several thousand sheep past
uring over near Florence, was an ar
rival in town this week leaving We'd
nesday morning for his home. Mr..
Palmer reports the feeding pretty good
for the sheep and so far likes Idaho
very well.
Mrs. Reese Hattabaugh accom-
panied by little Reese, returned last
xInx fnht led
with relatives in Iowa, and reports
having had fine visit but that travel
ing is not what it used to be, and on
to be home again.
b. G. Barbor and family will leave
. Saturday afternoon for Lewiston,
. where he will assume the cashiership
of the Empire National bank of that
city, next Monday. While the BarbOrs
have only resided here few months
they have made many warm friends
and their departure is deeply regretted
VIM. Shields, who for the past few
months has occupied the position OF
day clerk at the Imperial Hotel left
; for Colfax, Wash, his former home
Sunday. Mr.. Shields received word
: from there that he was selected for the
: next draft from Whitman county and
expects to leave for Camp Lewis the
latter part of the month. Upon receiv.
ing his notice that he had been called
: Mr.. Shields at once rendered his resig
nation as clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.Davis are uI
from Harpster enjoying a short visit
with relatives and friends. Mrs. Davis
is also having some dental work done
They brought with them fine large
photographs of their three sons, who
are in the service, to add to the col
:. lection in Doc. Denny's. Mr.. Mauge
framed them and they are now on
display in Doc Dennys window. fine
: trio Of young men, of which many
friends here as well as the parents
may feel justly proud.
Roy Tripplet, of Grangeville, who
! left here with the last draft boys
! returned from Camp Lewis Sunday
: night Mr.. Tripplet, after spendin,
several days there was finally re
jected making total of q boys re
jected out of the Nez Perez, Lewis
o and Idaho county quota. Roy said hs
: liked it over there and would liked t,
p nave Stayeu nut Iney tnOuSnt Otner
! wise. He reports all the Grangevills
boys getting along in fine shape anC
that they all like it.
! W. T.. Swatman came up from Clark
ston on Tuesday evenings train ant
spent the time yesterday in lookin,
: after his threshing machine interests
Mr.. Swatman, who removed to Clark
ston from Ferdinand some months az,
for the benefit Of his health. states thai
. he feels SO much better that he hal
: decided to operate his machine agail
! this fall. He will only furnish tn,
u machine crew. however. the farmer
8 for whom he threshes having TO suppl,
the balance Of the helpers
d /. II. Wisner, of Harpster, is in tn
S city having come out from Golden OF
g Tuesday where he has been working
Ii in the mines Of that section, assistin,
y in getting the new mills started. Mi
Wisner owns threshing outfit an,