The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-03

the time spent very much and while
the winter in the east was quite leng
thy, the weather was not as severe as
in the past. They will remain here, at
least for the present.
L. w. Barnes left Wednesday morn
| ing for a few weeks visit with friends
at Spokane Mrs Barnes has been
away from home for the past year and
l.. w. thought ii about time they were
getting acquainted again.
| Lewis Jones of the Snake river side,
is spending the week in the city.
Geo. Yahraus returned Tuesday from
his homestead which is located on the
Snake river near Joseph. Mr.. Yahraus
expects to remove his family to the
homestead in the near future and re-
ROmiald Cote, who have land adjoin-
ing him. are getting along nicely and
have just finished putting In large
gardens
Mrs. William G. Graham and son,
4 Crawford, left last Friday for Port
land for months visit with relatives.
While away they win also visit with
DIR. William MacNeil's parents at
Albany. Oregon. and with Mrs. Wilbur
| Campbell's mother. Mrs Eaton. at
Chemawa. Mrs. Eaton Is superintend-
ent Of the Indian school at that place
! and the visit will be made at the time
the graduation exercises fake place.
County Auditor Henri Telcher de-
| parted Thursday morning for two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
AT Portland and other coast points.
/ Dave Sasenbcry returned Friday
/ N rhf fox 1nxr wi Of ,rf
land Mr.. ,;Sasenbery. who has been a
severe sufferer with rheumatism for
some time past, Is now considerably i'm
proved.
Clyde Hamill Is carrying one arm in
a sling this week from the effects of
rheumatism. While absent from his
ldutfes at the Wiley feed mill, his place
is being filled by Denny Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Irwin of White
bird are guests at the Imperial Hotel
and visiting with their many, friends
In this city.
Il Harry G. Cranke the auctioneer, was
here over Saturday, the day being
! spent in interviewing farmers of this
section who are contempla ting having
sales in the near future On Sunday
morning he left for Portland where
he had purebred cattle sale Welnes
day. He will be home again the fast
of the week
William Ingram this week took de
livery on new Dodge through the
i Main Street garage agency, and cal
I now be seen taking in the sights II
the surrounding territory while learn
E ling to master the wheel. He is do
ing nicely. however. and 1t will sooi
be perfectly safe for his friends.
Robert Petrie of Charleston. Wash.
spent a few days here the first of TIN
week visiting with, his friend r. F
! NewbilL
Joe Sorrow has purchased the Stude
baker six formerly owned by A. c
Riutcel Joe, ST., and Joe, Jr., an,
not emitting Bill will now be able t
ride to work and enjoy life with TIL
lrest of the family occasionally.
: Before placing your hail insuranc
q see A. r. Wiley. representing the HON
Insurance Co. See his ad in our mex
!, issue 1919
|, Clyde vansise of Whitebird. was III
/ for few days last week, being com
4 PEELED to take short layoff fron
d his garage work on account of an in
jured optic.
Attorney A. s. Hardy is in attend
ance at the sessions of the suprenl
n court that is now being held at Lewis
n ton, ne having some appeals from thi
. district.
Judge and Mrs. Wallace N. Scale
came IN on last evenings train iron
Nezperce where the former has jus
. completed the regular term of the dis
, trict court He will departin a few
days for Lewiston to complete tn
term for Nez Perez county. Judg
Scales, while not quite as robust a
formerly, has practically regained hi
condition prior to his severe illness.
Harry Hilbourne is in the city iron
Nezperce visiting with friends and at
tending TO some business matters.
Mrs. Geo. Barker Mrs. Thos. OKelly
Ray Harlan and Keith Fem left 70
& 0rofino Tuesday to attend the distric
Sunday school convention of the Chris
tan church, making the trip in the la,
ter's car.
Several of our citizens are availin
themselves of the opportunity to hav
ride in an airplane during the visi
of Nate Barnard and Dave Matthew
with their 90-horse power Curtis ma
chine. DR.. Stockton John Kelley am
Madison Meyers making flight yesteI
day