The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-02-06

Miss Helen Dobner was an arrival
from her school at the top of the White
Bird hill, Saturday afternoon, and re-
manned over for a day as q guest at the
Amos Markham home. Miss Dobner
was also an attendant at the Cowboy
dance given Saturday evening.
WANTED-HENS! HENS HENS
We will pay as high as Is cents for as
many good fat hens as we can get. Nc
Chic Trading Co. loft
Miss Mae Manning was in the city
Saturday from Milt Springs where she
is engaged In teaching and remained
over that evening to attend the Cowboy
dance in company with her brother.
Glen Manring, Idaho county's first over
seas soldier who has been returned.
For Sale-Brand new No. Under
wood Typewriter for 800 or will trade
for guaranteed milk COW. Address: Box
S36. Grangevllle, Idaho. 2-tf
Or T.. A. Schilling of Ilo, was here
on professional business over Monday
The doctor has developed quite al
optical business and up to the time Of
the influenza epidemic was making reg
ular monthly visits here which will
now be resumed.
Milton Freidenrich of Portland was
an arrival last evening having come
up to attend to business matters in con
ncction with his business interests at
this place. Milton resided here for
many wears ana has numerous fricnde
and aoqhG intances in this section whc
will be pleased to meet him.
Mrs John Woodruff of Victoria. b
G., who has been visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. Nj. Ecker
and family. for the past three weeks
departed last Saturday morning for her
home. accompanied by Master Frank
Ecker, who will make an indefinite
stay at the home of his grand parents.
About 80 young people congregated
at the William b. Potter place, four
miles north of here last Friday nigh
and enjoyed a fine evening at cards
| and dancing About midnight delic-
! ious refreshments were served and the
young folks departed for there homes
with feeling that the evening had
been well spent.
William Crddlebaugh one Of our 10
cal soldier boys, arrived home last Fri
day evening from Camp Lewis, having
received his final discharge and honor
ed with a service stripe. Bill depart
ed last August and while Mt CAM
Lewis was engaged as teamster in the
heavy artillery. He was home Christ
mas time on Il short furlough,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Kirby came in on
Saturday evenings train from Il viSi
of several weeks at different point
in California, and spent few days "A
the home of the latter'S sister, Mrs
NJ h. Geary, before returning TO Vol
liner, where Mr.. Kirby will RESUME
his duties as station agent for the Cam
as Prairie road.
Lee Yates returned to Lewiston o.
Tuesday mornings train after spend
, ing several DAYS at the ranch west .
the city. He was called here to lool
after his son Roy who was kicked il
! the head by = horse and narrowly es
I capped with his life. MIR ana Mrs. lie
Yates moved to Lewiston some tw
months ago and are spending the win
Paul ID. Vincent, son of Mrs Isrea
, Harris went to Spokane last week an
: took the examination for entrance t
the navy. He passed Il very creditabl
examination aud was sent to Bremen
ton, Paul is only Il years Of age an
;, the consent of his mother was needle
: before he could be acceped. Mrs Han
: ris willingly gave her permission
Kid Smith, in company with &c,
t Arnold, both we'll known old timers d
i this place, departed the middle of las
q week for Vale, Oregon, at which plac
they are TO he occupied ON the govern
ment irrigation ditch. now under col
Struction mt that place Mr.. Arnol
has son, Clifford Arnold, located q
!, Vale, who Is also employed ON TIL
work.
7 Frank RuZicka came in last Sunda
L week from Camp Lewis having T.
e ceived an honorable discharge frol
t the service Frank left here with Il
IS July draft and ut Camp Lewis was a
4 signed to the 18th division which
t the time of the signing of the arm
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