The Grangeville globe., 1921-04-07

Mrs. Millie Caulkins, who has been
visiting at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Virgil Rmington, for the past
month, will leave Sunday for her home
at The Dallos, Ore Enroute she will
stop of at Lapwai for visit at the
home of her son, Charles.
Ben Fordham this week moved his
timing and plumbing shop from the
Van Deventer building on north State
street to the old laundry building, on
south State. the property of William
: Campbell. The place make very COM
modious quarters for the plumbing
shop.
Il. S. Sweet returned from Spokane.
where he was detained by dllness,
Tuesday night. While the gentleman
still feels the effect of the cold from
which he suffered, he is almost in his
usual state OF health.
I Deputy Forest Supervisor Thomas
Crossley left Saturday for Kooskia
where he took charge of party which
will make an intensive timber survey
and appraisal of cedar on O'Hara
creek, in the Selway National Forest.
He expects to be employed for about
three weeks in the work
Doc Denny opened up his lunca
room in the building formerly occu-
pied by the Grant Smith Co. last Fri
day and has since been enjoying
nice patronage. See his advertise
ment on another page of this issue.
Geo ID. Smith returned the latter
part of the week from trip to st.
Anthony, Idaho, to which place he ac.
companied Howard Mcpherson. Mr.
Smith stated that as far as he could
judge south Idaho had very little over
this section as place of residence at
this time of year
ID II. McGrath, depot agent at the
Fem station on the Camas Prairie
road, spent Saturday in the city. re.
newing acquaintances. On Sunday
morning he departed for Portland to
secure medical attention During his
absence his place will be filed by Sam
Kennedy. who has been doing relief {,
work for some time past
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hockersmith |
and son Wendell, left this morning
for kennewick. Wash, where they ex- i
pect to make their home on their o.
acre irrigated tract A number of
affairs were given In their honor dur
ing the week before their departure.
their many friends wish them success
in their new field.
A reception was given by the Ra-
bekahs at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
b Fl. Decker last Monday night in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hooker
smith, who departed Thursday morn
ing Tor their new home at Kennewick
Wash. About thirty members Of the
Rebekahs were present.
john Callan is having a cement ,
placed under his residence
m the northwest section of the civ .
which will greatly improve the prop
'rty +. w Karsten is doing the work
Miss Helen OKelley came in on .
Tuesday evening from Spokane and
VIII spend a two weeks vacation at
he home OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. !
mos OKelley. Miss Helen Is employ. 1
d In the Pacific Telephone Office at !
spokane I
One of the largest crowds that has /
assembled for some time past gather !
q at Dreamlaud hall on Tuesday eve
ing for the After Easter Ball" adj /
ertised by the Cowboy Band Mann I
'rothers and Kelsey Of Lewiston fpr.
isned the music which was said to I
e first-class in all particulars
Miss Louise DeHaven and Miss Hall
e slichter were arrivals on Friday /
train from Lewiston. The I
iris have been attending Normal and !
I'll graduate this year Miss slicbter !
majoring in Home Economics and !
oice and Miss DeHaven in Art ami !
unior High school work. 4
MT and Mrs II. W. Lingo of Spo- I
ane were arrivals last Sunday and I
re spending few days at the hom. Z
{ the formers brother. o. t. Lingo I
this city. Mr.. Lingo is a mechanic ]