The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-05-26

pigs FOR sale, either sex. Priced right
Enquire Of Kcndrick Bros. Grange
willie. 26-3t
WANTED-Two good steady board
ers, either ladies or gents, at Mrs.
Bert Howen's four blocks south of
the Imperial. OF phOn e996.
| WANTED-Lace curtains or wool
or cotton blankets to wash. Best Of
care given. Call on Mrs. Bert Howell
or phone 500.
Miss Florence Murray was In the
city the last Of the week from Craig
mont for brief visit with relatives
and friends.
See Hancock for monuments and
grave markers. Full line of latest
designs. Local agent for Lewiston
Marble Works. 27tf
Miss Emma Randall, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Randall who has been
teaching at Sunset, Wash, during the
last two years. is home for vacation
Guy Chiesman, general agent for
the Bankers Reserve Life Insurance
Company in this territory, came up
| from Lewiston on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhart and Helmuth
Matthiesen and Charles Johnston
were among the Cottonwood people in
the city Tuesday to attend the funeral
of the late p. NJ. Granville.
/ Seth Jones came up from Whitebird
the first Of the week to attend to some
business matters and to take i'm the
Pioneer Program at the Days of Long
Ago.
]. b. Carter of near Kamiah, came
in today. Mr.. Carter has been acting
as deputy assessor and at the present
time is working in the Winona section.
He came in for additional supplies.
William Huntly. president OF the
Exchange National Bank of Spokane,
and r f. Perry who were in the city
last week attending to affairs In the
district court in which they were inter
ested. departed ON Mondays train for
Spokane
Mrs. Sorrow and Mrs. Guthrie went
to Lewiston last week in the formers
car, returning Saturday. Near Craig
mont they encountere the storm, anil
were compelled to finish the trip home
on the train.
Mrs. Geo. A. Day Of Charleston, came
up Monday night to attend the funeral
of p. M. Granville Mrs. Day. who is
a cousin of Mrs. Granville. returned
home Wednesday morning.
Mrs Ben Shaw came in on Tuesday
evening from Portland where she had
been since January with her father.
who suffered a severe illness. She left
him much improved
]. Il. Louden of Newsome, spent the
greater part of last week in the city
in attendance on the district court,
being witness In the New York mine
case He remained over to attend the
funeral of his brother Mason. P. NJ.
Glanville. held Tuesday afternoon.
Little Miss Helen Carlton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Carlton, left
Sunday for Lewiston to join her sister
Miss Clara accompanying Mrs. Fl. Fl.
Miller. who had been visiting friends
In this city.
Miss Madge Hardman came in las.
Thursday evening from Portland, where
she has been receiving training in one
of the hospitals. Miss Hardman will
spend the summer with her parents
in the Whitebird section and with
friends and relatives at this place.
Reuben McEvers of Wallace, arriv-
ed here last Friday evening for short
visit at the home Of his sister Mrs.
Bob Wilson. and family. Mr.. McEvers
has been engaged in the mines In that
locality.
Jim and Joe McEvers of Lewiston,
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Wilson. the latter being
their sister. They win remain for a
few days.
Willard Fogg was an arrival the last
OF the week from the coast, where he
had been connected with the coast ar
ttllery. He has been discharged, and
Is now at the home Of his father, At
torney F. z. Fogg.
Fred w. Karsten went to Spokane
on Wednesday mornings train to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Harry Cox, and
family, and to take in the big deiica-
ton ceremonies of the Elks lodge. go