The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-01-17

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| CLYDE vanSise Is assisting at the
post office In distributing the evening
mail which is sometimes very heavy.
Mrs. VIM. Gardner and children
were arrivals on Monday evenings
| train from Pullman. The Gardner
family expect to remain here
Mrs Eva L. Garfield was in town
on business Wednesday. She contem-
plates rebuilding her ferry at the
mouth Of White Bird creek, that was
taken out by high water few years
ago.
| Mrs. Mabel e. Haynes of this city,
and T. ]. Carson, of Wenatchee, who
were united In marriage at Pullman
last Saturday, arrived here Monday
evening where they will rside during
the winter. Mrs. Carson is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. w. M. Conner, a pioneer of
| this city.
At the auction sale of furniture
and household goods to be held at the
old Eimers' Hardware store, Saturday,
Jan. 26, there will be about 20 SILL
YER CAMPINE CHICKENS for sale.
Be sure and bid on tieca egg machines.
ZuVer, auctlOneer.
Joe friedrich and son Frank. of
Ferdinand. were business visitors In
the city last Friday to attend I'd the
latters QUESTIONABLE In which the
young man claimed no exemption.
They returned home on Saturday morn
ings train.
| Peter Aschenbrenner of Ferdinand
was an arrival on last Thursday even
iDg's train, being called to the county
seat on some probate matters In
which he was interested, and which
were fixed up to his complete satisfac-
ton. He returned home Saturday.
Mrs. w. +. Karsten, who is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Cox, and
family, at Spokane, writes home that
she will be unable to return home
for couple of weeks ON account Of
the sickness of her grandson. Mrs.
Karsten has been in Spokane since
Christmas.
Through Mrs. j. f. Lester, the
Globe is in receipt Of a nice letter
from her son, U. 8. Lester, who has
been assigned to the Quinnebaugh, now
in dry dock, Erie Basin, Brooklyn,
/ ANCW OWlES W tuc CTOWueU Gull
dition of our paper this week the letter
Will appear In full In our next issue.
Harrison johnson Of Lewiston, who
came up from that place some two
weeks ago, returned to his home last
Sunday taking with him team which
he drove across the mountain. Mr.
johnson and family who formerly lived
In this community, have been making
their home at Lewiston for the past
| two months.
| Walter Villas arrived here early this
week from Butte, v here he had been
working for some time past Walter
came here to comply with the draft
regulations and his name appears else
where in these columns in class No. /
of the physically fit" He will probably
remain here until he finds out what
| Uncle Sam intends to do with him.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Mullinix, former resi-
dents of this place, to the effect that
they have removed from Walla Walla,
where they have been making their
home since leaving here something
more than two years ago, to Seattle,
where their son Ted is employed in the
ship yards. All the old residents will
remember the Mullinix family.
| Billie Parsons one Of the we'll known
Kooskia ball players, spent few
days here the first of the week looking
after business matters. Mr.. Parsons
is one of the enterprising young ma
tive citizens of that section who i'm
sists on keeping informed on what is
doing In his county. The Globe will
he regular visitor at his home from
now on.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Altman and
children arrived here from Palmer,
Iowa, on Jan. 14th, the former being
a son of Joel Altman, who lives Just
north of this city. Mr.. Attn an re-
Gently purchased through L. M. Har-
ris, the III. A. VonBargen farm of 100
acres. and the son and family have
come out to take charge of the place.
They shipped out a carload of stock
and equipment
On Christmas evening as Mrs. NJ ].
Cain and her nephew, Harvey 1'homp-
son arrived home at the ranch ten
miles west of town, Mr.. Thompson was
assisting his aunt to alight from the
buggy when the team became unman-
ageable and threw Mrs. Cain from the
rig breaking a rib ON the right side of
her body. As she was paralyked on
that side some time ago her recovery
is much slower than 1t would be other
wise. The team escaped injury but
the rig was badly wrecked.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Swank. for
merly Of Cheney. Wash, will arrive
here early next week the former to
accept position with the Globe Print
ing Co., Ltd. Up to Jan. list Mr.
Swank was part owner of the Cheney
Free Press and will come to this city
with the best of recommendations as to
his ability as a newspaper man and
printer and we can heartily assure
our many patrons the same high class
service in the job department that
has characterized the Globe since it's
birth ten years ago.