The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ Ersklne VIII ied'S
Friday morning for a months visit
in Iowa after which Mr.. Erslxine will
return home. and Mrs. Erskine will
visit her daughter Mrs. Alice Lemons
on the Joseph Plains for month.
WANTED-Male help-Wide-awake
district and local representatives, for
the fastest selling article on the mar
ket. Big money made easily, with
small investment required to start. Do
not delay; answer Immediately, as ter
ritory is going fast Address p. o.
Box 4O5, Salt Lake City, Utah. 15-1 !
HAY FOR SALE-Good grass hay
in barn. BRUCE HASKINS, Phone,
Farmers 13. 15-tf |
I. r. Zuver returned last Saturday
night from a few days trip to out
side points where it is said he was
seeking a location.
VIM. Zuver departed Wednesday MORN
| Ing IOr IrOSSer VaSu' Wuclc hc has
accepted a lucrative position. Mrs.
Zuver who has been sufferer for a
greater part of tie past year from
| broken limb that refused to properly
knit is now well ON the way to re-
covery and will shortly join her hus-
band.
FOR RENTING clean rooms at
the Clark House ON east Main street,
.also all you can eat for so cents. 15tf
All purchases at the Brockman feed
store will be for cash. Please don't
ask for credit. BERT BROCKMAN.
List your town and farm property
with Rothwell & Quinlan. lift
| Sam Gerber, a well known mining
man of the Marshall Lake country,
is in the city having some dental work
attended to and looking after other
business.
Chas Bradbury returned early this
week from a several days visit with
friends at Seattle.
| WANTED-Quilt piecing, comfort
tying and French hemming, and other
hand sewing. Prices very reasonable.
Brs. A. r. Harlan. 1872
Frank Sims of the Sims store
left Sunday morning for Hot Lake,
Ore, for the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Carrie Hayden of Ferdinand,
was operated on for appendicitis at
khe Alcorn hospital Wednesday morn
ing. Other patients who recently un-
derwent operation at this hospital are
all reported to be doing well and sit
ting up.
Corona Wool Fat at Oliver & Tur.
ner's blacksmith shop.
WANTED-Stock to straw, 10 cents
per day. Ben Baker. Is III
Charles Kunze came in this weeE
: from Santa Monica, Calf, where he
had been spending the winter months
He will depart with his car in a few
= days If the weather permits for Spo
k kane where he will visit for a time
I with his daughter, Mrs. e. d. Kerlee
s and family, before returning to Cal
}. ifornia.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Barrett came In
r on last evenings train from Spokane
where they have been locatd for the
winter, and will shortly repair to theil
II ranch just north of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Hender, returned
this week from a month spent at out
side points, Mr.. Hender enjoying th'
/" time with relatives at Seattle and hi
: better half with her daughter, Mrs
, Dick higgins, at Rosalia.
q Mrs. d. H. Magee, bookkeeper for tn
4 Globe Printing Co., will leave Satur
; day morning for an extended visi
with her sister. Mrs. A. Fl Baker, an
children, at Lewiston, Idaho, and othe
relatives at Spokane and Opportunity
Wash
n r. f. Won Berge was in from til
10 ranch at Fem this week and in maxim
l. call at the Globe Office to renew hi
1t subscription to the paper, stated ths
his mother, Mrs. William Won Berg
was still confined to her bed. 1t seen
the lady underwent an operation at
Portland hosital some time ago an
has since failed to regain her norm,
condition.
Bob Russell ASSISTANT cashier Mt III