The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-03-18

Mrs. Ethel Green, who for the past
number OF years has been in the EN-
ploy of the Alexander Freidenrich Co.
this week resigned her position with
that firm and will depart on Friday
mornings train for Harrington, Wash.
where she has secured lucrative en-
ployment with a firm at that place.
Mrs. Green's two sons. CARRIER and
Maurice, viii make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sasenbery until the close
Of the school year.
Here now-Crow-Elk hardt-Harrds
Billy Giles and David Troyer, of the
Ten Mile District, were In Sites this
week transacting business before going
back into the mountains. Mr.. Giles is
returning from Spokane, where he had
some dental work done and Mr.. Troyer
has just taken an extended swing
around the coast-Stites Enterprise.
Here now-Crow-E lkhardt-Harrds
s. z. Collins was a business caller in
Grangeville couple of days. the last
Of the week, and while there he purch
ased 20 acres of valuable timber in the
vicinity of Mt. Idaho, the considera-
ton was not mentioned. S. p. saws IT
Is cinch that wood and posts will be
cheaper another winter.
Here now--Crow-E lkhardt-Harr.is.
Il. A. Parisot is reported i'll with
pneumonia. e. M. Griffith received a
call to send in a physician, it being
understood that he was at the Higgins
Hot springs. DIR. Alcorn started on the
trip but later learned that his intend
ed patient was not at the spring but
was sick at his mining property near
Florence, so he returned home. DR.
Alcorn had a number Of patients in
his hospital at this place that he could
not leave for the length Of time re-
quired to make the trip.
Here now-Crow-E lkhardt--Harris
Charles Smith of the New York
mine in the Ten Mile district, was an
arrival here early this week. Mr.
Smith came out from that property on
the Elk City stage and stated that 1t
took him 10 hours to come from the
Mountain House to Newsome, on ac-
count of the deep snow, there being a
recent fall Of several feet in that dis
trict.
Mrs Emma Toye, and daughter, Miss
Hazel, of Aberdeen, Wash, were ar
rivals last evening, and will spend an
indefinite period visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Abramson, the
latter also being Mrs. Toye's daughter.
Here now-Crow-E lkhardt-Harrds
Word has been received here this
week stating that Evan Evans is con-
fined to hospital at Los Angeles, with
an attack of the flu.
Raymond E. Newbill of Lewiston
and Charleston, came in on last even
ing's train and this morning entered
upon his duties at the Globe office. Mr..
Newbill is an experienced printer.
newspaper man and also linotype op-
orator, and comes here highly recon-
mended. The Globe is certainly for
tunate in securing the services of Mr..
Newbill in order to handle expeditions
ly the large amount of job printing
that is always on hand in this shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Dunn, and son.
arrived here from Villisca, Iowa, early
this week and are at present enjoy
ing visit-with L. NJ. Harris, a broth
er-in-law. Mr.. Dunn is quite favor
ably impressed with this section and
may decide to locate here.
Rev. W. J. Gamble of White Bird.
stopped over Sunday with Rev. and
Mrs. III. S. Randall, in this city, being
on his way home from the inter-church
meeting held at Spokane last week.
Ted Long is in the city today from
his home at Charleston, having come
up to look after his extensive interests
in this county.
Clarence Elmdorf was operated on
by DIR. ID. Chapman this week and is
now doing as well as could be ex-
pcted. DIR. Chapman was assisted by
j. j. Lamm. Clarence is confined at
the Chandler & Graham rooming
house.
Mrs. NJ. L. Connor is at vollmer
this week where she went a few days
ago for a visit with relatives