The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-05-29

Miss FAYE Westminster, who spent
the last year at Westlake, where sne
taught In the public school, has re-
turned to her home near Grangeyllie
following the close of her school
Mrs. C. ID. Zumwalt, who has been
making her home with her son, VIII
liam, of the Denver section, expects
to leave soon for Portland, for an ep-
tended visit with her son John.
f. w. Oliver returned home Sun
day night from College Place, oregon
much improved in health. While away
he took treatment for his eyes, which
has improved his sight considerably.
Last Saturday afternoon, Miss F'reda
White entertained eighteen of her little
friends at a birthday party The art
ernoon was enjoyably spent with games
and music after which dainty refresh
ments were served.
Henry Kuther, pioneer Idaho county
merchant, was in Grangeville Tuesday
from his home at Ferdinand. Mr..
Kuther recently sold his store at Ferdi-
nand to his son, Joe Kuther, and will
shortly remove to Lewiston.
Arthur Mundt of Winona Tuesday
shipped two carloads of hogs to Spo-
kane, accompanying the shipment him
self. He has been feeding the lot for
market for the past two months and
as the price is sky-high now, de Is ex-
pecting to bring home a nice, fat check
with him.--Kamiah Progress.
Splendid fishing in streams of Ida
no county is predicted by Don @
Fisher, deputy state fish and game
warden. The fishing season, which
has been closed for two months, opens
on June 1. when anglers are expected to
flock to the trout streams to engage
in their favorite sport.
o. Fl. Evans of Whitebird was in
Grangeville this weke. having accom-
panied hSre his aged father, w. B.
Exams. who has been residing with the
son at Whitebird, and who now will
make his home with another son John
Evans of Grangeville The elder Mr.,
Evans lisp ractically an invalid, as a
result of paralytic stroke suffered
some time since.
]. r. Sloan has sold his ranch of
90 acres, nine miles northeast of
Grangeville, to George Byers. Con
sideration was $S000 and Mr.. Sloan
retains the crop. Possession will be
given October 10 Mr.. Sloan, who is
pioneer of Idaho county, has not
decided on plans for the future. He
may remove to region Of lower al
titude.
Grasshoppers are appearing in vast
numbers in wheat fields of Camas
Prairie, according to prominent prairie
ranchers who have been in Grangeville
recently. Millions Of small hoppers
are to be seen. and it is feared by some
wheat growers that they will have a
ruinous effect ON the growing grain
Elsewhere in these columns appears
an article, giving a receipt for poison
to use in DISCRIMINATING these pests.
Joe Brockman was in the city fol
a few days last week, and the fore
part of this week. from Ferdinand
Joe has entirely recovered. from the
eift cts Of severe attack of typhoid
fever, that left his chest in a very bad
condition. He has undergone number
of operations at the Hot Lake sanitar
ium, and states he is now as well as
ever. His numerous friends will be
pleased to learn of his recovery.
The Grangeville Commercial club, il
letter from Moscow men, is urged
to send a delegation to the meeting OF
the North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
which convenes in Moscow ON June 4
and 5. Commercial organizations from
all parts of north Idaho will be rep
resented at this meeting. which Is
called for the purpose Of discussing ant
promoting commercial growth ant
trade relations in the ten northern
counties of the state.
In letter to his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hampton Taylor of this city
Hugh Taylor who last winter was ap
pointed to responsible position in the
high school at Cincinnati, Iowa, gives
the pleasing information that he has
been elected to the chair of EngliSl
and American Literature, at the Mill
tary Academy, at Lexington, Mo. Dur
ing the summer vacation he will at
tend the Chicago university. The cleo
ton to this position is a decided pro
motion, of which Hugh is entirely de
serving His many friends here joir
in congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Donaldson an(
son were in Grangeville the first o.
the week. enroute from Whitebird. thei
former home. to Yakima, Wn., wher,
they Will reside. Mr. Donaldson wa,
for eight years cashier and manager
Of the Salmon River State bank a
WhitebiId. during which time he wa
instrumental in trebling the bushes,
of the bank. The Donaldsons hay,
left in Idaho county many friends VIII,
regret their departure. but who. nev
ertheless. are pleased that Mr.. Donald
son is able TO extend his activities [,
wider field. Mr.. Donaldson retain
his financial interest in the bank a
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