The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12

Mrs. Harry Badgero and Mrs ]. J.
Lamm left Monday morning for Walla
Walla to spend the week taking in the
fair at that place and for a visit with
the formers daughter Mrs. ]. Il. Mer-
rifield.
Frank p. Miller, aged So years, died
Tuesday at his home near Greencreek
and was inferred in the cemetery at
that place today. He leaves a widow
and children to mourn his departure.
Undertaken A. j. Maugg was called to
prepare the remains for burial.
Thomas Thompson returned last
Saturday from a six weeks sojourn In
the mountains. While away he visit
ed Elk City, Dixie, Buffalo Hump,
Warren and Marshall Lake. He did
considerable fishing and brought home
few pounds of the finny tribe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton johnson left
Tuesday morning for Lewiston where
they will reside in the future. Grafton
has secured a position as stenographer
and law cerk in the office of Attorney
s. 0. Tannahill. Mr.. Johnson's mother
resides at Clarkstoa.
| The William Mulhall sale is billed
| for the 25th of this month. Mr.. Null
| hall has sold his land and is going to
close out his personal property which
includes a large number of registered
Percheron horses and ShOrthorn cattle,
also a large list of machinery.
| J. j. Pulse left last Friday morning
1 for Orofino where he went to take
charge of a drug store for short time.
The late primary election in which Mr..
| Pulse was q candidate for representa-
tive got on his nerves and he thought
the change might be of benefit, so he
stated before leaving.
| Mrs. ]. T.. Knight and children ar
rived here last Sunday evening from
Mt. Vernon, s. D., to join the husband
and father, Col. J. r. Knight, the auc-
tioneer, and will make their home at
this place They have leased the
Grangeville Hotel across from the
court house and have taken possession.
Bert Butler left Sunday morning for
Asotin to report to the draft board at
that place for induction into the army.
Globes force to enter the service. Mrs.
Butler will probably remain with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Wilson
while Mr.. Butler does his bit in helping
to bottle up the kaiser.
Both morning and evening services
will be resumed on the usual schedule
at the Federated church next Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. Wood, after attending
, the recent session of the Methodist
Conference at Pendleton, are home
|, again and ready for another years
work.
In our report of the boys departing
for Camp Lewis on the morning o.
September 3, we inadvertently omitted
the name of William /. Mcpherson, o.
Clearwater. Omissions of this kint
are bound to creep in once In a while
and we hope our friends and thu
friends of the young man will overlool
|. the matter.
Geo. Yahraus came out from the Tel
Mile section last Friday and spent
few days in the city before going t.
his homestead on the Snake river sid
!. near Joseph. Geo. filed on the land las
spring and is going down now to max
settlement and build fence. His plac
' joins his brother Fred's and also Ro
S maulds Cote's.
e Harry Cranke, the popular auction
Ger of Nezperce, Idaho, better know
all over the northwest as Harry ha
d Just received notice from the sale
e committee that he has been chosel
n for the honored position as the officia
7. auctioneer at the Northwest Liv
e Stock Show at Lewiston and the PaC
fife International at Portland, Oregon
Mrs D. III. Magee, bookkeeper at tn
!. Globe Printing company's Office, lef
last Friday morning for Opportunit
> for a visit with her sisters, Mrs. Jaco
/ yercler and Mrs. l.. FL. Landreth. Sh
will be absent ten days or more.
G Mrs. Floyd Swank, the better half o
+ the forman of the Globe printing office
II and little daughters, Dorothy and Hel
en-, returned last Sunday evening froI
a weeks visit with relatives at Chen
= and Chatteroy, Wash. Mr.. Swank'
y father, G. W. Swank, editor of Chene
n Press, and mother and brother Ken
l. Meth accompanied them, the trip bein
, made by auto. The visitors returne
to their home Monday forenoon afte
looking over the city with which the
q were very favorably impressed.
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