The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-16

Martin l.. Ayers, who was confined
to his home with slight attack of in
fuenza a part of last week and this.
was so far recovered as to come down
to his office on Monday, and is now at
tending to his business as usual.
WANTED--C Choice cooking vegetables
yellow and white carrots, onions, beets
and oyster plant Pacific phone 2a1.
Mrs " f. Baldwin who has been
spending the holidays and intervening
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Iuver, near this city, departed Fri
day morning for Portland, wher she is
employed at the Meyer Frank store.
Have recently installed a chopper
and can now furnish chopped feed
Denver Roller Mills. Will deliver.
Ben Fry autoed over from Ferdinand
last Saturday afternoon and attended
the dance given by the band boys that
evening at the Dreamland hall. After
spending Sunday with friends here.
Ben returned home in the evening of
that day.
Have recently installed a chopper
and can now furnish chopped feed
Denver Roller Mills. Will deliver
DR.. John Simons returned last Mon
day evening from trip to the coast
having visited Eugene, Salem and Port
land. He reports everything in bust
ling condition below and says that Port
land is evercrowded with sailors and
soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watson. ac-
companied by two daughters, Luree
and Essie, are in the city from their
home at Joseph, being called here to
meet the remains of their son and
brother, Clarence Watson, who died in
the service ut Vancouver of the 18th of
January.
Il. Nj. Simpson, manager of the
Grangeville Electric Light & Power Co.
with headquarters at Spokane, arrived
here Wednesday evening to attend to
matters connected with the new dam
that is being constructed at the plant
on the Clearwater
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hibbs were arriv-
ais from Lucille Wednesday afternoon,
coming out from White Bird on horse
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and have been spending their honey
moon on Mr.. Hibbs ranch at Lucille
They will spend several days here be-
fore returning
h. %tlger, recently installed county
attorney is moving out of the joint Of
flee hiterto held by himself and Attor-
ney Hattabaugh and setting up. in the
suite in the same building formerly oc-
cupied by Judge Wallace N. Scales
Mr.. Scales will establish himself in the
front room formerly occupied by II. w
Carrots.
q. I. Irwin Rodney Meade and Mrs.
a. Hiltsley were among the higgins
people out from that section the first
part of the week. the former departing
Tuesday morning for Lewiston, Mr.
Meade leaving for Seattle the same
morning on business and pleasure
visit, and Mrs. Hiltsley leaving for out.
side points to visit with relatives.
Word has been received to the effect
that Andy Oliver of the Green Greek
section, son of f. W. Oliver of this city,
came down suddenly with pneumonia
last Saturday, and is now in quite
critical condition. Andy was in this
city some three weeks ago nursing his
father and it seems the change back
10 the ranch has caused serious re-
suits.
}. \. H0Skins was an arrival from
Ontario. Ore. the first of the week. He
with j. \. Brown have complete CON
troll of construction on the North and
South highway and are at present max
ing the Imperial Hotel their headquar-
tiers, from which place they have al
ready begun to make contracts with
transfers for work that Is 10 start hi
the near future 1t has been made
known by them that Dan Johnston OF
the Warren section, has been given the
contract for the rock work. Mr. John
ston is NOW making preparations te
fulfil his end of the work