The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-09-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

DIR. p. J. Scallon returned Monday |
evening from a weeks visit with a
brother at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones came
in on Wednesday evenings train from |
a week spent at Portland.
DIR. Chapman reports the arrival of
bouncing baby boy at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Baker. The young
ster was born September II.
Claude Holden, formerly black
smith of this city, is in town today,
having come up from Whitebird where
he is now employed on the highway.
Fred and Clark LYDIA were out last
week from their home on Slate creek.
J. Clark Rush left last Monday
morning for Moscow where he will
enter the University of Idaho.
Billie Parisot and Harry Hinkson
mining men from the Florence and
Burgdorf districts, are in the city, hav-
ing been called here as witnesses in
the case of the state VS.. Neil Nc
Meekin.
Mrs. Barbara Pfeufer, Miss Rose and
son Phillip will leave next Monday
morning for Seattle where the two
latter will enter the University of
Washington. This will be Phillips
second year at that institution.
Walter Knorr, who has been engaged
in farming in Montana for the past
year, has returned to the city and will
|possibly spend the winter here. He
stated that his crop this year was a
complete failure.
Ward Van Vert of Kendrick, Idaho
was in the city for several days this
week looking after business matters.
While here he sold his house located
on the old Nickel property, east of
Geo.'s livery.
Mr. Bales will make trip east fol-
visit with his moth, thence to Arr.
IONA, to visit with his brother Il. w.
and on to California, where he will
spend the winter. His Ferdinand raI
] spend the winter.
DR.. Il. 7. Powell, Of the federal de
rNa, NJ Af nj. ho nd ru xyo
attending to business In connection
I with the eradication of tuberculosis II
cattle and hogs in this county -thil
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bunting of AL
bion, Illinois, left their home at tina
place this week on an auto trip t,
Grangeville where they will max
their future home Mrs. Bunting is |
sister to the Eimers brothers Of thi
: place. A neice, Miss Smith, is &C
companying them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Arnold, &C
companied by the formers father, Geo
H. Arnold, left this morning for Vale
D Oregon, going by auto via Weiser, Ida
no. Mr.. and Mrs Chester will enjo
|. a week or more visiting with
brother and Geo. Arnold will remain
for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fl. Byers, an,
daughter, Miss Dovie, returned las
Sunday evening from few week
Z spent with relatives and friends Ii
the Sacramento Valley and othe
points in California. They had a YER
enjoyable trip.
Harvey Arledge. the blacksmith, ha
installed a new Wayne gasoline tan
and filter pump. Harvey does const
cradle automobile repairing and tn
installation of the pump was mad
necessary by the frequent demand fo
gasoline.
HI The 6-months-old baby of Mr.. an
III Mrs. Peter Types Of Lapwai, die
while the family was at Adams Cam
last Monday. Undertaken A. J. Maue
HI drove to that place with his car an
HI brought the body out and prepared
for shipment to Lapwai which occur
III e on Wednesday morning.
Ill Henry Terhaar, aged IS years, die
at the home of his son at Cottonwoo
II last Saturday night. The decease
II leaves four sons and four daughters 1
mourn him. One daughter resides |
II Canada, and the other members of ii
II family are in the vicinity of Cotton
II wood
Hi While cranking Ford car last wee
II Ralph Gregory had the misfortune
break. his right arm. Dr. Chapman r
duced the fracture and Ralph is con
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