The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Gone Of White
Bird, arrived in the city this afternoon
and will leave on Friday morning for
Lewiston where Mrs. Cone will seek
medical treatment They came up from
their home with Ed Smith.
Mrs Charles Johnson was Cotton
wood visitor in our city Saturday
evening and was an attendant in com
pany with her sister, Miss Sadie Rob
inson at the invitation dance given by
the band boys at the Dreamland hall.
Mrs J. A. Pine has returned home
from De Soto, Ia, where she was call
ed two months ago by reason of the
death of her mother Mrs. Pine was
accompanied home by her father, A. Il
Randall. who will remain in Grange
vile until spring.
Mrs Geo NJ SchneIl is i'll at her
home in this city. Being in constant
attendance on Mr. Schnell, who has
been an invalid for some time, she is
rather worn out and has contracted a
severe cold. which we all hope will not
result in anything more serious.
Soldiers Paper-William Noble, Of
the forest office. has received an inter
esting paper published by the Austral-
ian forces in France. Mr.. Mobiles
brother is in the Australian army.
The paper is called the "Ausaie." a
nickname for the Australians.
Fred Cosand. son Of Mr. and Mrs. A.
5. Cosand of this section. expects to be
mustered out at Camp Lewis about the
LIST of February, states recent letter
to the parents. Fred has been station
ed at Camp Lee, Va, and may be en-
route home at this time. He and fam
lily reside in Seattle.
j. i. bearing. a pioneer of Idaho
county has departed for Healdsburg,
Cal, where he win make an extended
visit to his daughter, Mrs. A. Cantrell.
Mr.. bearing. who is Il veteran of the
Civil war, has resided in Idaho county
for twenty-four years, and has lived
In Idaho since 1882.
Gilbert Eimers returned last week
from Seattle, where he went on a brief
visit, following the hardware mems
meeting which he attended in Spokane
Reports in circulation that Mr.. Eimers
had been married while in Seattle, were
without adequate foundation to with
stand careful investigation.
Geo NJ Reed of Portland, was an ar
rival on Sunday evenings train, com
ing here to assist his local manager,
Sheldon Stubs in looking after his
extensive business in this section. Mr..
Reed stated that Mrs. Reed had re-
Gently suffered a very serious illness
but was now able to he about.
DR. Jackson, the Eyesight Specialist
wishes to announce that until further
notice he will be pleased to have his
old patients and lose people whose
eyes are i'm need of his attention, call
at his residence on Meadow street. sew
en- blocks south of the Imperial Hotel
CAN Pacific phone 164 for appoint
mentS.
DR. Jackson, the Eyesight Specialist
wishes to announce that until further
notice he will be pleased to have his
old patients ana those people whose
eyes are in need Of his attention. call
ut his residence on Meadow street. sew
en- blocks south of the Imperial Hotel
Call Pacific phone 1854 for appoint
ments
Mr.. Andy Oliver and nephew. r. Oil
YER. arrived from the formers ranch
near Green Creek Monday afternoon
the former recently recuperating from
two-wecks siege of pneumonia At
ter spending several days with his
father, Andy returned to his ranch
Thursday. while the nephew departed
for his fathers ranch on Kidder ridge
the same day.
Thos. Kohl. connected with the Pact
fic Telephone Co, of Lewiston, and
formerly an employee of that company
in this city was an arrival from Lew
iston Tuesday evening. While in this
city Mr.. Kohl dropped in mt the band
rehearsal held ut the Court House and
also was in attendance ut the banquet
held ut tie Silver Grill .efter the re-
hearsal. Mr.. Kohl was former men,
Der of the Cowboy band.
Ira kerlee, one of our former high
school boys was an arrival from Camp
Lewis Saturday evening. Ira departed
with the draft boys from this county
the latter part of August and has
spent his entire time while in the ser
vice at Camp Lewis. serving in the
light artillery. Ira before getting his
red discharge stripe was an unfortu-
nate flu victim. his case ending i'm n
serious attack of pneumonia, but we
can notice nothing amSs now rs his
personality is as ever liked by all who
know him. and he is as husky as ever.
Ira states the Standardization is prog
reSsihs AT rapid pace ut Camp Lewis
and that several weeks will find many
more Of our soldiers mt home