The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-04

Dave Yates OF the winona section
was in the city today and while here
stated that he had finished cutting his
crop and that by tonight 1t would all
be in the shock. While he has not
threshed any as yet, he anticipates a
good yield.
s. G. McDaniels will leave In a few
days for the Scott hot springs, below
Rube SCOTS place on the Salmon
river brakes, where he will take adj
vantage Of the medical values of the
waters.
f. G. Dirks, district manager of the
Woodmen of the World for this dis
trict, whose home is in Lewiston,
spent couple of days in the city this
| week looking after lodge matters. He
returned to his home on this morn
ing's train.
VIM. Mussellman extra express mes
senger ON the O. s. L. Railroad, out of
Lewiston spent Monday and Tuesday
In Grangeville. He will take weeks
vacation and catch as many fish a.
the regulation calls for.
Mrs. Jack Howard, who has been
spending the past week at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Rowe
Of Fem, is visiting with relatives In
the city and looking after some bust
ness matters. She will return to her
home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs f. s. Sweet and H. Il.
Sweet and daughters, Misses Mar
garet and Ada, returned Sunday even
ing from two weeks vacation spent
up on the Middle Fork Of the Clear
water river. They report having had
very fine time.
T. e. Quinlin and mother departed
on this mornings train for Lewiston
where they win make their future
home, the change being necessitated
on account Of the latter's health They
shipped their household goods to Lew
iston by express.
Dale Fulton, who recently returned
from Philadelphia where he attended
the Coombs Conservatory of Music, Is
now filling the position in the post Of
flee made vacant by the promotion Of
Herbert Brown who entered the rail-
! way mail service
Engineer McGregor ofsElk City Is
spending few days at the county
seat this week attending to business
matters. Mr.. McGregor states that
mining conditions are improving in
that district and many strangers are
in the camp looking over different
properties.
w. T. Williams of the local post
office, accompanied by his bride, de-
parted the first of the week for AL
ans camp and Florence where they
will spend their honeymoon. which
will cover the two weeks vacation
period
Harry jacobson came in Saturday
night from Spokane, after having Wis
tied western Canada where he sold
his property interests. Harry had an
automobile in Canada which was sold
recently by his brother and ON the re-
turn trip he purchased another mach
Inc in Spokane and drove it home
| ID. A. Steiner of the Charleston Gar
age and a former resident of Grange.
vile is a visitor In the city this week.
having been called here to place a
large tractor in condition for the
threshing season. Mr.. Steiner who il
an expert mechanic in that line, was
a guest Of the commercial club lunch
con Wednesday.
Joe Brice recently with the Camas
Prairie railroad, at Lewiston, arrived
In Grangeville, Monday evening ON his
way to the hills for a weeks vacation.
He will assist the farmers of the
prairie in harvesting their crops on his
return. Mr.. Brice spent the year 1919
working in the Waverly Mine at Flor.
ence.
Mr. and Mrs Fet Rhoads and
daughter. Miss Winnie, will leave the
latter part of the week for Lewiston
expecting to make their permanent
home. In the fall Miss Winnie will
take the position as organist with the
new picture theatre and wishes to be-
come more conversant with the pipe
organ prior to the opening Of tina;
institution.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Gilkeson and
daughter, Miss Nadine, have returned
from trip to the old home in Miss
ouri and adjacent points where they
had been visiting for the past sever
al weeks. Mrs. Gilkeson and daughter