The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-01-23

Fred A. Clark, well known to most
of the people around town, and who
left here about year ago to accept a
position as clerk in hotel at Van
couver, is now clerking at the Bollin-
ger hotel at Lewiston.
Billy Robinson was a Grangeville
attendant to the annual Elk lodge cele-
bration held at Lewiston Saturday
Billy arrived home Sunday evening
and states having had very enjoyable
time, and having been treated royalty
by his fellow lodge brothers.
Glib Eimers returned Monday even
ing from trip to Seattle. Glib de-
parted for Lewiston the preceding
Monday to attend to some business
matters, hut failing to meet with his
intentions, turned the trip into Il pleas
ure one and departed for Seattle the
same afternoon.
Peter Aschenbrenner of Ferdinand
was in the county seat Tuesday attend
ing to business matters. He made a
pleasant call on the Globe, extending
his subscription well into the coming
year. Mr.. Aschenbrenner, with the rest
of his family were afflicted with the
flu, but all are fully recovered.
George Smith arrived Monday even,
ing from Camp Lewis, having received
his discharge from the service, in which
he was engaged as teamster in the
Christmas holidays here but was re-
quired to return to camp before re-
ceiving his final papers He now holds
his old inh hat nf Nth he
Wikoff Dray Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LindquiSt and
small son, of Lewiston were in town
from Monday to Wednesday. Mr.. Lind
quist was here on business, Mrs. Lind
quiSt accompanying them on pleasure
and the lady states, for good drink OF
water. The water in Lewiston at the
present time is very muddy. Grange
vile cannot be outClassed on it's good
drinking water.
Sickness in our official family ant
a severe shortage of help, accompanied
| by an unprecedented amount of rusl
work, has caused the Globe to be is
sued unusually late this week. We
! hope to be able to overcome this short
age of help in the very near future anC
he enabled to have our paper delivered
to its many readers on time. This weel
we have done our very best.
| Guy Trugood arrived from the
Doumeq Plains Tuesday afternoon en-
route to training camp ut San Antonio
/ Texas. Guy is another of Idaho coun
! tvs loyal soldier boys and has seei
one and half years of service "oi
this side" He is engaged at presen
in the Aviation corps at San Antoni'
and while on his furlough has beer
| spending his time with the home folks
Mrs. f. J. Menkee has resigned a
vice chairman of the Grangeville aux
Hilary of the Red Cross, due to the fac
that she will soon remove from thu
! city. Mrs. Menkee during the last sew
eral months has been actively en-
gagged in directing Red Cross worl
here, and her colworkers expressed
profound regret on the occasion of he
resignation. Mrs. A. c.. Lanninghap
was elected successor to Mrs. Menkee
/ NJ. o. Tweedy another Of our soldie
/ boys and former business man Of thi
city arrived Monday evening from
| NfdlillHS tdHIp III IloDOhtli, ~. d., ~
which place he was transferred iron
TT. Douglass, Salt Lake City, Utah
and was in readiness there to "cros
the pond when the aTmistice wa
signed. Shorty succeeded in pulling
down sargeant's commission while II
the service and is only sorry that h
was cheated out of his coveted trip.
/ John Curtis arrived i'm this CITY fol
lowing rehabilitation of spruce di
vision camp 2G, located at Waldorf
Oregon. last Friday evening, having II
ceived his discharge ut Fort Van
couver. John was a member of one q
the early summer draft quotas fror
this county and while in the servic
has made good not only in the spruc
division but also in the infantry. ii
is now spending his time with tn
home folks north of town.