The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-02-07


Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Irwin, of the Gill
& Irwin ranch ON the Salmon river, ar
rived In the icty Wednesday afternoon,
having made the trip out on horse
back, and win remain here for q week
or more visiting with friends and rel
atives
WANTED-Girl to assist with gener-
al homework; must like children. A
fine opportunity for an ambitious girl
to improve herself In music, painting,
ETC., In addition to salary, Mrs. A. M.
BAKER, phone POI. lott
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Johnston re-
turned Sunday night from an extend
ed visit to California points. They
left here last fall for New Meadows
and took the California trip later
They expect to ramain here.
At the Smoke House you will find on
sale Columbia grafanolas and all the
latest records.
Rev. York, who was In the city sew
eral days last week departed for Lew
iston on Tuesday morning train. He
will return Friday evening and will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Baptis church
at both mornisgs and evening services,
Sunday, February TO-
w. M. Noble, formerly with the For
est office at Kooskia, has been trans
fered to the office at this place and
has entered upon his duties. Mr..
Noble takes the place of Mrs. Edith
Conrad Beale, who resigned to enter
| the government service at Chicago.
Fred Bernthal and Julius Won Bar
gen were in the city Monday trans
acting businss with the merchants
Mr.. Bernthal stated he wished that the
recent snow had remained for a long
er period as it would be beneficial to
the growing grain. From now on the
Globe will visit Mr.. Bernthars home
regularly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daisy came up
from the Delmage ranch on Salmon
river, near Skookumchuck lake, Satur-
day and returned Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Daisy was formerly Miss Harris,
and was employed in the telephone Of
fee before her marriage to Mr.. Daisy
a short time ago.
ALA last week to give the Methodists
and Congregationalists there the ben
eft of Grangeville's experience in
church Federation. The success of the
Federation here is an encouraging fac
tor in helping other towns to solve
in the same manner, the problem of
useless church competition.
The first number of the lecture
course at the Federated church, an
illustrated lecture on THE Christ OF
the Great Painters is to take place
on Friday evening. The rate at which
the tickets are being sold indicated
that the course will be a success.
William Criddlebaugh arrived In
Grangeville Tuesday evening from
Seattle, for a short visit with his par.
ents. Bill has been employed in the
ship yards in Seattle since he left this
city about six months ago. From here
he is going to join a work train crew
which is being employed on the run
between Grangeville and Lewiston.
e. S. Hancock, who was removed to
the hospital a couple of weeks age
with a threatened attack of pneumon.
For a time he just barely held his own
and grave doubts were entertained as
to his recovery, but he responded to
the treatment administered and it is
hoped he will soon be able to be on
the street again.
Attorney Scott Ogden, of Moscow
was an arrival on last Sunday even
ings train. Mr.. Ogden was called
here on legal business and at the same
time enjoyed q short visit with q
few of his former Moscow friends, to
wit: M. Reese Hattabaugh, Il. s
Barton and Geo. A. Smith, of the
Globe.
Hugh Chittick, representing the Spo
kane Union Stock Yards was bus
mess visitor in the city Monday, in the
interests of MS company. Mr.. Chit
tick stated that the Spokane STOCK
Yards issue weekly market letter
each Saturday and frcm this time OF
the same will appear In these columns
This weekly letter should be Of value
TO every farmer and stock raiser Of the
county.
Jake Eimers and VIM. Webb Of thu
| IAuHtIs IldIuWdTt, mdue LTlp over u
Cottonwood last Friday intending Il
return In the evening with couple o.
new Dodge cars. Last Friday, as will
be remembered, was one of the wors
days we have had this season. TIT
gentlemen succeeded I'm driving tn,
cars as far as Fem where they wer,
housed, and they returned home on tn,
train.
Carl Carlton, who has been confined
to his home for the past couple o.
weeks with illness, is recovering yer,
rapidly and Is now able to be abou
the house. In a short time Carl.
smiling couhtenance will be seen be
hind the counter at the Smokehouse
none the worse for his confinement.
The dance advertised In these col
umns last week to take place at tn,
Mountain View school house, has beer
indefinitely postponed
Mrs Clyde Hamill entertained &
large number of the young people VIII,
attend the Federated church, last Fri