The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-16

Word has been received from Miss
Mayme Kube, who departed for Port
land week ago last Sunday, that
she has arrived and has entered upon
her final course of study before grad
uation.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White and lit
tie child were among the Nezperce
baseball enthusiasts coming over from
that place to witness the game here
last Sunday afternoon. They returned
after the game.
Your building problems-Let us help
YOU solve them. Hussman Lumber
Co. 23-1
Next Sunday morning Rev. III. j,
Wood will discuss world Democracy
and the Christian Sabbath" The re-
lation of the automobile 20 the welfare
of the church will be one Of the points
discussed in the sermon.
City property--Geo. M. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nelson are expected
home from Rochester, Mimi, soon,
where Mrs Nelson has been confined
to the Mayo Bros. hospital for the
past few weeks. Mrs. Nelson is re-
ported much improved.
FOR SALE-Beai dless barley, at
fJnicn Warenou se, Fem, Ida. 2Otf
| Ray Harlan arrived in this city the
middle of last week from lilo, at which
place he has been engaged In teaching.
He reports his school finished for this
| term and that he will remain at the
| family home this summer.
Mrs. J. II. Myers and Mrs. Ed Smith
arrived from sites Sunday afternoon
and spent Monday visiting at the Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Tollefson residence.
The visitors departed for their homes
In Sites Monday morning.
f. L. Leonard and daughter, Miss
Marion, were arrivals on Saturday
levening's train, the former coming
from Montana where he had been en-
ter from Lewiston, where she has beer
taking a course in telegraphy.
Il. A. Day, Clyde Hamill, Fred Cal
lison and H. J. Kressley, left Tuesday
morning for Moscow, being called there
, to serve as jurors in the United States
court now In session at that place. o
p. Soderburg and A. G. Cunningham
who were summond also, left by autt
Sunday morning.
: Rev. j. B. York Of Sites arrived Ii
J Grangeville Tuesday evening from out
side prairie points and is this weel
visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
Bremen. Mr.. York has been devotinl
his time the last several weeks in con
Quoting Liberty loan drives through
out Idaho county.
For a period of two weeks, beginning
next Monday, the Federated churcl
bell will ring each evening at six. Thi
! will not be call to any public meet
J ing, but merely as a reminder to al
within hearing of the bell to spend
moment In silent prayer for the nation
the president, and especially for on
soldiers.
!, Clyde Alderman and Dwight Morrow
] arrived from the Ten Mile countr
!, Monday afternoon after an extends
stay at the mines. Mr.. Morrow ha
disposed of his share in the mines an
has invested in new Oldsmobile. III
4 plans an overland journey TO Nevad
I in the near future. Mr.. Alderman
> called for the May oath draft.
Word has been received from Sup
j. j. Staley who departed severa
weeks ago for Rochester MINI. on a,
: count of constant increasing throa
/ trouble, that he has arrived ther
K safely and is under the care of tn
q Mayo Bros, threat specialists. Tn
word comes that successful work 1
being administered.
Considerable work has been in ev
dence lately upon the Fem Bait
! property near the head of Depot stree
A cement walk has lately been con
! pleted at the place by Chester Arnol,
: and the painting by Mark Robinson
The lawn Is now under progress &
grading and in very little while tn
place will no doubt be one of tn
most attractive in the city.
r Chas. Nail returned Monday mornin
e from an S-day trip to the Pasco cour
: try, and on up to Prosser, Wash, a,
r campaigning Mr.. and Mrs. Milliorn an
son, Frank. of Winona. Chas. brough
: home some fine samples of corn raise
in that section which are now on dis
play in the window at NJ. L. Ayers o.
ice The party travelled 937 miles i
/ Mr.. Milliorn's Oldsmobile and the Ell
tire cost for gasoline and oil was 81
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AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH