The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-11-24

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For Sale-Ford car, 1919 model.
practically new, run less than 1O.OOc
miles; price, $500 II taken ut once
Frank Reynolds, at the local postoffice
The ladies Of the Federated Aid
will hold their annual Bazaar and 35c
chicken dinner at the 1. o. o. +. hall
on December Bird. Dinner III 80 to2. ct.
Ed Lingo Of Seattle, Ia visiting with
his mother and brother, o. T. Lingo.
this week. He may remain here in
definitely.
New wall paper at reduced prices
at the Paint Shop, one block south
of the Imperial Hotel. A. w. Robir
son & Son. 52-3t
A new deputy came to the home of
Sheriff and Mrs. J. G. Eimers Satur-
day morning. The young man Is o.
average proportions and doing well
Six poles of the Pacific Tel. & Tel.
company were blown down Sunday in
this city, caused by the heavy snow
fall.
J. w. Brown Of Burns, Oregon, faith.
er Of Mrs. Ralph Pavey, arrived here
last week and win spend the winter at
the Pavey home.
Lets Be Fashionable" the latest
Douglas MacLean and Doris Nav
comedy bombshen. will be shown at
the Lyric Theatre next Sunday. No
vember q
The o. r. 8. will give an invitation
dance at the I. o. o. f. hall on We'd
nesday evening, December IA, the pro-
ceeds derived from the event to be
applied to the o. q. 8. home fund.
Bob Wilson is making some improve
ments to the interior Of his place of
business by extending the balcony
across the room. The change will af-
ford much more space for his goods.
The community club will meet at
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at the
Rest Room In the rear Of the Grange
vile Savings & Trust co. building.
Geo. Zumwalt and family are all
under the Doctors care suffering with
mild form Of the grippe. Mr.. Zum-
walt was in the city yesterday attend
ing to business.
Geo. d. Smith, A. w. darlington.
Victor Peterson and a number Of other
members Of the local lodge of Masons,
attended the funeral Of James Witt at
Lewiston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Arnold returned
the last of the week from a few DAYS
visit at Lewiston where the former
went to have an X-ray examination
made Of his upper jaw, which has been
bothering of late.
We have a full line of Fuller's Pure
, Prepared Paints which we are selling
at reduced prices-also glass, all sizes
at the Paint Shop, one block south of
Imperial Hotel A. w. Robinson &
Son 52-3t
Sam Kennedy of the Camas Prairie
depot, went down to Lewiston last
Sunday to meet Mrs Kennedy who had
been visiting with relatives at Koos-
kia. They returned on Sunday even.
ings train.
Pathways through the heavy snow
was soon made last Monday morning |
by Geo. Barker and Malcom Rambo
with their one-horse scrapers, other
wise large number of children would |
have been unable to attend school
W. NJ. Gregg of White Bird, was a
visitor in the city for few DAYS this |
week. Mr.. Gregg is the ranger In
charge Of the forest office at that |
place. He returned to his home Wed |
nesday.
Forrest Puyear returned Sunday |
night from Pasco, Wash, where he !
went to attend the funeral of his bro |
ther Earl ", who was inferred at that |
place on Friday the 18TH The brother
was 20 years Of age.
DIR. VIM. MacNeill left on Wednes-
days train for Albany, Oregon, to eat
his Thanksgiving turkey with the home
folks. On account of the severe snow |
storms In Oregon the doctor was oblig-
ed to go by the way of Seattle
A. V. McCarty made visit to the
kamiah section the latter part of last
week In the interest of his stock busi-
ness. He succeeded in picking up a nice
shipment and returned home Sunday
evening.
Once cowpuncher, always a cow
puncher-that's what they say i'm the
Vast ond U;IIio.,, Is l