The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-06-02

MISS Beth Parker came In last even
ing from Moscow where she has been
ATTENDING the University of Idaho.
Mrs. Harry Badgero went down t.
Lewiston yesterday afternoon to meet
her granddaughter, little Miss Merri-
field of Walla Walla, who accompanied
Mrs. Harry Wood to that point
Doc Denny this week put ON an al
dition to his lunch room which will
afford him more conveniences in car
ing for his rapidly increasing trade
more guests at the same time
1OR SALE-24O acres, 80 acres til
liable, balance timber; about nine miles
northeast of Grangeville; easy terms
Enquire Of David Arthur, Genesee,
Idaho. 2S-1t:
WANTED-Experie waitress;
must be Idaho girl; $4,000 per month
and room. Free ticket from Grange
lille to Sprague, Wash. Frank Ando.
Palace Cafe. Sprague, Wash. 1913
Don Kirby, N. p. agent at Craig
mont drove over. on Monday and Wis
tied for a short time at the home OF
his brother-in-law M. B. Geary where
Mrs. Kirby had been sojourning for
few day They both returned to
their home that evening.
The last installment Of Idaho county
taxes will be due and payable on June
25th. Don't overlook yours.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Randall and
daughter, of Priest River, Idaho, are
visiting at the home Of the formers
parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Randall.
Mr. Randall is superintendent Of the
schools at that place.
Mrs DIR. Jesse L. Rains and chill
dren left for Lewiston on this morn
ing's train. After short visit there
at the home of Mrs. Rains mother,
Mrs. Wildenthaler, they will return to
their southern Idaho home at Oakley.
Fred w. Karsten returned last even
ing from Spokane where he went to
attend the dedication services of the
Elks' quarter million dollar temple,
and for a short visit with his daught-
err, Mrs. DR. Cox, and family.
Remember that Saturday, June %,
is the last day to pay the second in
stallment of taxes.
Harold Harris of the Auditors of.
flee, went down to Lewiston on Sun
day mirning and on Monlay night
attended the "Uncle Toms Cabin per-
Torrance produced by company of
forty people. He returned home Tues
DAY morning.
| Bruce Burns Lewiston photographer.
was looking after business matters
in the city yesteray afternoon He ex-
pected to depart for Cottonwood in the
evening but on account of the rain re-
manned over night.
/ Mrs. A. r. Wiley. son and daugh-
ter, accompanied Jim Mcdonald to the
Palouse country departing from this
place by auto this morning. Mrs
/ Wiley and children win go to Palouse
and Mr.. Mcdonald will join his wife
who is visiting with relatives at Mos
COW.
Mrs. William Barrett and son, Patsy
left on Wednesday Of last week for
Spokane where they viii visit with
relatives for period. In the mean
time, Mr.. Barrett win batch on the
farm north of this city.
III. Kahn, the new pitcher for Grange
yille's first team is assisting Walter
McAdams with the office work at the
Main Street garage. Mr.. Kahn is a
twirler of no mean ability and with
proper support will be able to make a
very lreditable showing for his team.
/ f. G. Ruggles of Pullman, arrived
in the city early this week. Mr.. Rug
giles. who is a pharmacist, is now at
the Glanville drug store He was
Joined last evening by Mrs Ruggles.
They have rented the Mrs. Hewes resi-.
dence and have taken up housekeep-
ing.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Colvin win leave
Friday for North Powder, Ore.,, to
take up their residence and where
Mr.. Colvin has accepted lucrative
pisition in garage, he having re-
signed his position as manager ,of
the local creamery station at this
place. They will make the trip in
Mr.. Colvin's car.
Bob Wilson drove Geo. V. Ring and
X. N. Cunningham of the local fores.
service to Slate Greek Monday, where
they win do some work for the de-
partment. On his return he stated that