The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-04-08

long waits uDuer HedFy cApV"Sc'
'press IL. Walter Hickerson, agent
You expect to get an electric range |
this summer. Let us order yours now |
and get it installed ready for service |
before the hot days are actually upon |
you. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co.
| James Walker and wife left Thurs
day for Toppenish, Wash, where they
expect to make their future home and
where James has a splendid position.
This community is loser another good
family. Mr. Walker shipped his piano
and other household goods by express
Wednesday. They will be at home
housekeeping Friday. Some service,
I'll say it is! Walter Hickerson.
Chas. Holt, who spent few days in
the city this week, left on this morn
ing's train enroute to Texas, where he
has some oil investments.
Electric light globes at the Wood
Hardware Co.
! Geo. p. Kelley of Newsome, is in
the city awaiting the coming of Billie
Giles from that place intending to re-
urn with him to the mines. Geo.
socnt the winter at the home of J. J..
.;crt. near Cottonw God.
Electric light globes at the Wood
! Hardware Co.
FOR SALE-Home canned fruit 30
cents a quart including jars. Call
phone 934. colt
Fen Batty came up from the lower
lcountry few days ago and has been
depending the week with Mrs Batty.
He will return to Lewiston shortly,
] his health not permitting him to live
] lin this high altitude.
Electric light globes at the Wood
: Hardware Co.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Chamberlain
lof higgins, are visiting with relatives
Yin the city.
DIR. r. J. Alcorn returned late LAS
week from a few days visit at coas
Il points.
]. Frank Sims of the Sims store, re
l. Sturned last Friday night from Ho
It flake, Oregon, where he had been TAX
ing treatments for few weeks past
He is somewhat improved In health.
az The Main Street garage reports tn
II sale of a Dodge car to Dave Wall.
u George Davis, who for the past
ie days has been in the mountain region
III of Idaho county taking the censu!
is finished his work and returned HON
Monday. Mr. Davis visited Adams
:, Florence, Oregrande, Buffalo HUM
y" Warren, Burgdorf, Mt. Marshall, COY
ering the entire country on snowshoe
- making from eight to 90 miles per da.
l., MIR. and Mrs. Lance McCready lei
K Sunday morning for outside point
a Mrs. McCready intending to stop wit
" relatives at Melrose, while her hu
~ band visited Seattle. They will r
fturn Sunday evening.
es Mrs s. p. Gray, sister of DIR. Davi
vs. who spent the past month here. retur
70 ed to her home at Puyallup last Sa
urtlay. DIR. Davis who has been qui
os i'll for the past month is now consi
- erably improved
ne. Fred Crews a nephew of Carl Cal
rs ton of the Smoke House, came up fro
Co. Lewiston early this week for shO
visit with his relatives
as lee Yates, one of the well know
es- farmers who has been making b
rip home at Charleston for the past couI
he of years. is renewing acquaintance wi
he his many friends in this section ii
week and attending to some busine
matters.
aw
ge- Bert Bemis. harness maker at t
,-tf Fred Miller establishment. is laid
this week with the Grippe. He is NJ
ing honvalescing. however.
a
]. Fred Miller went to Spokane cal
n this week on a business mission.
I'M will be absent until Sunday.
Mr.
Mr. Miss Bessie Coyne will leave short
Tor Occur dAlene to which place 5
has been transferred. Miss Coyne
eft the stenographer at the local forest
hey flee and asked for a transfer in ord