The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-09


some business matters He returned
on Tuesday morning to again take up
his work in the law office of Attorney
S. o. Tannahill at that place.
| Henry Munro, one of our returned
soldier boys, was over from Ferdinand
the first of the week on business and
pleasure bent. Hank" arrived from
Camp Grant, ILL.,, before Christmas, and
since that time has been employed at
the Brockman ranch near Ferdinand.
J. NJ. Richmond has returned from a
trip to Seattle where he went a week
or more ago to look into some business
matters. While in Seattle Revisited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Ingram, the
latter being his daughter, and found
them well and prospecting.
James H. Miller was in town today
| from his farm northwest of town. Mr..
Miller received a letter in todays mail
announcing the death of brother, w
H. Miller, at Elizabethton, Tenn. Mr.
Miller was a veteran of the Civil war in
which he lost one leg. He was about
"A years of age.
| Tom Chandler will depart for his
ranch between Mill and Johns creeks
Saturday morning, and will take in
| supplies for the remainder of the win
ter. Tom has been out from his ranch
for the past three weeks and has been
spending the time with his friends at
this place.
j. A. Brown contractor for the North
and South highway, arrived from On
tario, Ore, Tuesday evening, and has
opened offices nj the Imperial hotel
Mr.. Brown will probably make Grange
vile his home during the complete
construction of the Grangeville- White
Bird section of the highway.
Chas. II. Goan OF the Dewey Fruit
farm, five miles east of this city, was
in town Saturday. Chas stated that
his entire family had been down with
the influenza, and that they had a
very serious time. Mr.. Goan wishes
TO extend their sincere appreciation of
the generous assistance during their
illness.
Dave Yates and A. G. Higgins, prom
inent farmers and stockmen of the Wi
mona section, were in the city Wednes-
day looking after business matters
They drove in in the latter's car, re-
turning to their homes the same even
ing. While in the city both gentlemen
advanced their subscriptions to the
Globe well into 1920.
Fred Rothlisberg left for Lewiston
Monday morning to spend the remain
der of the winter at that and other out
I side points. During his absence Earl
Mulhalt will assist in the work at the
Rothlisberg ranch northwest from town.
We would not be surprised to see Fred
return in a "Super-siX' as he is out
looking for the best.
Miss Melva Hardin daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. n. Hardin, who reside
northeast of the city. departed for Mos
COW Sunday to resume her college
work. Miss Melva had been spending
the Christmas holidays with the home
folks While in Moscow she will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Bar
ton. former residents of this place.
! Robert Gill, prominent among the
Salmon river cattlemen, Is in the city
having come out some time ago Boil
was recently afflicted with the influ.
enZa, the disease attacking him while
he was at Wallace Jarret's place. over
near the Batty ferry. Mr.. Jarret also
had an attack Of the disease while at
tending L. s. court at Moscow.
Bert James was an arrival Tuesday
evening from the naval training station
at Bremerton. Wash. where he was n
member of the seaIaen branch of the
sdryice.. Bert halls from Missouri.
and is here visiting with his sister
Mrs j. /. Hcllingshed. and with other
relatives. He has been placed on the
inactive list but win depart for home
in the near future.
In a letter to Mrs Lewis, Mrs. Batty
states that Mr. Batty has made quite
a gain in health. being now able to
leave the hospital and reside
with Mrs. Batty at hotel. He hopes
TO be able to go to Portland in the near
future Mrs. Batty has been afflicted
with quite a bad cold. She expects to
return home in couple of weeks. but
in the meantime asks TO he remembered
TO her many friends.
Recent letters from Professor Hart
Eel CobbS are to the effect that he has
been placed in charge of the Y NJ G.
4. work In London and as secretaries
under him he has called 10 college pro
fesSors. Mr. Cobbs is frequently called
10 points outside London to lecture
before Y. NJ. {. A. organizations. II
If Mr.. Cobb does not return by spring
he erpects to send for his family, which
now resides ut Kamiah.
Otto Nail. formerly bookkeeper with
the Bank of CamaS Prairie. returned tC
the city on this evenings train. Mr.
Nail resigned his position ut the bank
something over year ago and re-
moved with his family to Oklahoma
where they have since resided. Mr.
Nails family is now at Starbuck
Wash. and he will return there on
Saturday mornings train, later coming
back To this section TO locate Mr.
Nail has improved in health.
Perry Howard arrived in the city
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