The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-06-23

PASTURE FOR RENT-see Albert
Fray. 26-tf
WANTED-Lace curtains or wool
or cotton blankets to wash. Best of
care given. Call on Mrs. Bert Howell
or phone 996.
Yves Hockersmith, one Of the old
time business men Of Grangeville. was
over from his present home near Cot
ttnwood. Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Krakau, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Krakau, return
ed last Friday evening from weeks
visit with friends at Nez Perez.
Romuald Cote, formerly pioneer c.
gar man Of this city, came in last week
from his homestead in the Joseph
country, and spent few days with his
many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ficke of the Can
field country, are in the city attending
to business matters and visiting with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hesterman.
Miss Esther Telcher returned recent
ly from McMinnville, Oregon, where
she has been attending college She
xttflI no I,1
ents, County Auditor and Mrs. Telcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Meyer, who
went to San Diego about a year ago,
are expected here shortly for visit
with the home folks Mrs. Meyer is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hesterman.
Geo. M. Reed drove in from Port
land Wednesday evening of last week
with his Ford coupe. and will spend
some time here looking after business
matters connected with his office at
this place.
County Attorney B. Anger returned
from Rupert. Idaho, where he had
been in attendance of the grand lodge
session of the X. of p. order. Business
and side trips detained Mr.. Anger
longer than the rest of the delegation
Mrs. Margaret Costley, who resided
here for many years. came up from
her present home at Asotin Tuesday
and Is now visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. d. c. Kerlee. and fam
lily. She will remain until September
of Rev. Randall who have been at
tending w. s. G. at Pullman, are
home for a short vacation. Mr.. Philip
Dasch of Palouse and Mr.. Grant Put
man, of Lacross came with them for
visit at the Randall home
Mrs. Geo. Martin and little daughter
OF Portland, came in Saturday even
ing and will spend week with the
formers mother Mrs. Margaret Telcher
and other relatives. Mr.. Martin ac-
companied them to Culdesac, where
his father is reported to be very i'll.
Bob Wilson and Bob Zumwalt re-
turned Monday evening from a few
days fishing trip on rapid river. While
they found the water high they sue
ceeded in landing goodly number of
the tribe, taking out a couple measure
ing 10 inches.
. w. +. Clark, farmer and stockman
of the Clearwater district, was in the
city yesterday having just returned
from the American river section where
he placed his cattle on the summer
range. He stated that haying had COM
menced on his home ranch.
Miss zelma Stewart, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Stewart of the
Tolo section, returned Friday evening
from Opportunity and Spokane where
she had been visiting with her grand
father, Q. w. Stewart, at the former
place and with an aunt at Spokane.
Harry Hillbourne of Neg Perez. re-
presenting the Advance Rumley Mach
inery Co. spent few days in the city
and community this week looking after
company business. Harry formerly re.
SIDED here where he has many friends
who are always pleased to see him.
DIR. and Mrs. II. Cox, and s,,.
Frederick William, OF Spokane, arriy
ed here Saturday night by auto for a
visit with Mrs. Cox's parents, Mr. ane
Mrs. Fred Karsten. The doctor return
ed to Spokane Monday on account of
business matters, Mrs. Karsten and
son. remaing for longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. f. +. Titus and little
daughter returned Monday night from
a two weeks auto trip to Portland.
where they visited with relatives and |
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