The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-09-02

the democratic state convention hetu
last week at Idaho Falls. 4.
County Commissioner d. s. Vincent
accompanied by Mrs. Vincent, came up
from their home at Slate Creek last
Sunday and are guests at the Imperial
Hotel. Mr.. Vincent is now slowly re-
cuperating from his recent attack OF
typhoid fever. Mrs. Vincent, who also
had a sick spell short time ago, has
regained her normal condition.
A. j. Sullivan, better known as
Shorty" q familiar character OF this
city a number of years ago, was In a
few days ago renewing acquaintance
with his many old time friends. Mr.
sullivan is recently from Montana and
at present is a member Of threshine |
crew doing all he can to help save our
excellent crop.
Harry G.. Vincent came out from
Slate Greek last Sunday and ON Mon
day closed deal for the home prop
erty of Mrs James Murphy. He will
move his family to this city expecting
to make their future home. Mrs. Muir
ply expects to go to California to
reside, her daughter, Mrs. Tammany
| Vincent being located there.
DIR. q. s. Stockton and son, Andrew
returned last Friday night from an
extended visit with relatives in the
least. They went into Canada where
Young lady wants work. Inquire at
this office. 41-2t
they visited with the doctors aged
mother. While the gentlemen were abb
sent Mrs. Stockton had the doctors
| office in the Scales block renovated,
| At.< ho taIr
with renewed vigor.
Mrs. John McFall and children. who
i have been visiting at the home Of the
formers parents, DIR. and Mrs g. s.
Stockton, returned to their home at
Shoshone, idaho, last week.
n r. NJ. Hattabaugh and Judge It. r.
Fogg returned home the first of the
week from Idaho Falls where they
attended the democratic state conven-
ton held there last week.
!, Thomas O'Kelly returned home from
Ia several weeks visit to his old home
In Missouri where he visited with his
mother and many other relatives. Mr..
OKelly stated that all through the
east he noted fine crops, particularly
In Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri, and
while the people were seemingly bless
ed with an abundance from their acres
they were also raising fine crop of
republicans which would be heard
from this fall. The league of nations
; and protection TO American Industries
being the chief subjects under discus
sion in the sections visited. "A
G. j. Hall, and family are guests at
the Imperial Hotel coming up from
their home at Lewiston late last week
Mr.. Hall still shows tn effect of his
recent severe illness, but states he Il
, now gaining in strngth.
Il. F. Walters, organizer for the non.
partisan league and the candidate foI
governor ON that ticket, held tent
) meeting ON the vacant lots west OF the
. Imperial Hotel last Friday night
About thirty persons were in attend
Y ance. The grand expose that was made
e OF the league heads in the last cam
Y paign put considerable quietus Oh
g the league In this county. Idaho county
J. has numerous socialists within hei
r. borders, who arc respected citizens
but even they have no time for th'
heads of the league a number of whom
4 were indicted for disloyalty durinl
> the late war.
Mrs. L. t. Edmundson returne,
u from a five weeks trip to California
: where she visited with relatives. Tn,
> visit was very much enjoyed.
Dave Sasenbcry returned the latte
II part of last week from a couple o
2 weeks stay at Hot Lake, Oregon.
y Auctioneer Harry c. Cranke, accom-
n panied by r. r. Banks field represen
81 tative of the Western Breeders Jour
: nah Portland, came in Tuesday iron
NJ outside points. Mr.. Banks and Mi
81 Cranke were making tour of tn
: country in the interests of the Here
" ford and Shorthorn breeders, MI
81 Banks also being sales manager 70
= these varieties at the Lewiston, Spok
q ane and Portland livestock shows The,
N departed again on Wednesday, MI
2 Cranke expecting to return home earl
" next week to take care of sales tina
n are now listed.
& Mrs L. r. Harper of Troy, accom-
= panied by two children, came in Tues
N day evening for visit at the home o
81 MIR. and Mrs. Carl Carlton, the fo1
= mer being Mrs. Harper's uncle. TIL
n lady's husband is n. p. station agent a
81 Troy
g Brand new Dodge car for sale at tn
y Main Street garage. Walter Nd
NJ Adams. Alt
81 Maurice Cone, youngest son OF Mr.,
z Otie Cone, county treasurer, arrive
y from Charleston, s. c.. last Sunda
n evening and is ioV Mt work at tn
Main Street Garage. On being dis
Y charged from the navy after the armis
ii tic was signed. Maurice reenlisted 70
e another year and was sent to Charles
Y ton, iiere he las been working as
m rachlniss. He will remain here.
81 Il. Il. Mathews and A. S. Frieze Q
Is Fossil, Oregon, are visitors in the cit
M The gentlemen are old time friends Z
6I Fen Batty and are enjoying the I,
~ counting of events of former days i
M this section. They are In this sectio
Isl with view toward investment.
81 Mrs. Drill Price and Airs. Mila
~ Newman of Whitebird, were called I