The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-08
With E. W. BloOr in the latter's ma.

was over Monday afternoon. In adj
dition to being editor of the Lewis
County Register Mr.. Martin also OPP
crates the moving picture house at
that place. He returned home the
same evening.
III. r. Arledge, who for several years
past has conducted blacksmith shop |
on north State street, recently selling |
out TO u. W. Bloor, has purchased a |
| shop in White Bird, and will shortly |
remove with his family to that place. t!
He will retain his residence property |
here, however.
Attorney Lloyd A. Fem of Kooskia,
was business visitor in the city on
Monday. Mr.. Fem is the manager of
the ball team from his home town,
also of the Kooskia Mounfaineer, and
a candidate In the coming Republican
primaries for the office of state rep
resentative.
Lost-On Sunday last a family from
L Neg Perez left an Indian robe ON the
bank near the grove at the conclusion
of the patriotic service held there on
Sunday forenoon. They would be very
grateful If the person who picked it
up would return the robe to this office.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ficke and children
Of Garfield, spent the Fourth with the
home folks, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hes
terman, parents of Mrs. Ficke, in this
city. While here they. enjoyed the
celebration and attended, to some bust
ness matters They made the trip in
their auto.
DIR. and Mrs H. j. Smith and son
Richard, of Moscow, arrived here the
last of the week and remained for a
few days visiting with Mrs. Smiths
sister, Mrs. Mark Robinson, and fam
lily. The doctor was d practicing dem
fist of this city few years ago he
fore removing to Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Merrifeld of
Walla Walla, arrived here few days
ago for visit with Mrs. Merrifeld's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Badgero.
Mrs. Merrifield and little daughter
came by train. while Mr.. Mortified
took the Ford route.
Mr. and Mrs. John J.. Pettigrew and
child Of Milwaukee, Wis.,, arrived here
last week and are visitors for an in
: definite period at the home of Mr.. and
e Mrs. E. w. Bloor, the gentlemen being
|. brothers-in-law. At the present time
S Mr. Pettigrew is assisting Mr.. Bloor
|
Garage, he being classed as an expert
! mechanic In that line.
e Il. b. King Of Reno, New, was an ar
It rival on Monday and remained unit
n today. Thursday. Mr.. King, who was
born near Mt. Idaho, left here % year,
> ago and this was his visit to the seen,
Il of his birth. He was able to gree
N several friends of the old days VIII,
i remembered him and the viHit wa
very much enjoyed.
Mrs. William Payne and son Tom
- of Spokane, came in on Monday even
- ing's train and are guests at the hom
- of the formers brother, William Bar
q, rett, north Of this city. Mr.. Payne
" who is a member of the Spokane Fir
department, will arrive next week an
b., spend his annual vacation at the Bar
st Erett home.
up Ny. and Mrs. Harry Hilbourne q
~ Nez Perez, spent few days here tn
is first of the week visiting with rels
tives and attending the celebration
IA Mrs. Overman, the latter's mother,
he also visitor from the same place.
II Miss Mabel Sorweide departed o
nd Wednesday for Harpster, where sl
m joined her brothers viii and Ere
nd the Meadows, to be absent sever;
RS days
ty. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Callan. who II
on Gently moved to Genesee from Guild
!. sac, spent the fore part of the wee
x here visiting with relatives and a
= tending the celebration. Mr.. Gala
Z is now engaged on the construction
! a link of the North and South hig
I way from the top Of the Uniontow
Z hill TO Moscow.
Z Mr. and Mrs Oliver G. Cole OF Gi
/ bert, Idaho We're visitors here la
7 Monday to take in the celebration al
z visit with the formers parents. M
! and Mrs. II. w. Cole, and other rel
! tives. Mr.. Cole is farming quite e
z tensiyely in the Gilbert section al
! stated crop conditions were at Il
z top notch.
! Mrs. Barbara Pfeufer and daughte
= Miss Rosa, We're arrivals on Saturdi
< evenings train from Seattle, whe
= they have been making their HON
Z while Phillip, who arrived here Il
( week before, and Miss Rosa, attend,
: the University of Washington TIL,
Z will spend the summer here, MI
! Pfeufer having extensive property |
Z terests In this section.
Z Mrs. Frank Edgington, who wi
! her husband resided here where 4
Z latter conducted pool hall, visit.
! with friends in the city during Z
J celebration. Her sister, Miss Ric
z field of Kehdrick, Idaho, accompani
\ her Mr. and Mrs. E1gington now I
I side at Craigmont.
49, Fred Meader, one of the old-time
- of this section. now located at Ger
-, zee. was an arrival late last week al
remained until this morning. His s
Harry, who has been making his hoI
in this section since his dischar
from the service, accompanied \