The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-02-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Geo. Heath returned Wednesday
evening from several days visit at
Spokane where one Of his sons Is at
tending college
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Proctor returned
Monday night from three weeks
visit with friends and relatives at
very pleasant trip.
VIM. l.. Lyons is now In charge of
the Vollmer- Clearwater business at
this point and Las established an Of
flee in the front of the Main Street
garage where he can be found at all
times. ia
Arthur f. Brown departed Wednes-
day morning for Palouse where he will
visit with his father and other rela-
tives. While away he will also report
at Pullman where he will shortly enter
upon vocational training course.
S. r. Wells representing a Seattle
manufacturing establishment, spent
few days in the city this week attend
ing to business for his house Mr.. Wells
is the son of b. f. Wells of the Revere
Hotel
At the meeting of the Commercial
club Wednesday at the Imperial Hotel,
Clyde Hamill was voted to member
ship. There was very little business
before the club and short session
was held. The attendance was good
Miss u. l. Johnson has closed her
public stenography office and has re-
turned to her home at Portland.
Fred Miller has made some elabo-
rate improvements in his harness and
shoe shop by enclosing his machinery.
The room is rooted over and permits
the hanging of considerable of his
stock above. When the improvements
are completed the shop will present a
very neat appearance.
ID. H. Sasenbery has made some
changes in the arrangement of his fur
nishing store that adds greatly to the
conveniences of the establishment. The
large clothing cases that were placed in
The center of the room have been mov-
ed to the rear and the lighting of the
room is greatly enhanced.
Mrs. Herman Book of Napa, CalifOr-
MIA. is visitor in the city having ar
rived here the latter part of last week
'nhe lady is on business mission and
at the same time is enjoying meeting
with old friends, she and her hus.
band having resided on a farm in the
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Anson Holmes and Andy Larson left
Tuesday morning for the Day and
Bancroft property, between the Jumbo
mine in the Buffalo Hump country and
the Salmon river, where they will dc
some prosecuting for the owners Of
the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Lyttle ac
companied Mrs. II. s. Rowe to Lewis
/ Sundou OanrninuJc ft.af In
there to seek relief for Mrs. Lyttlt
and the grandson of Mrs. Rowe. Both
patients were operated on and wore
from Mr.. Lyttle Wednesday stated
they were doing nicely.
J. A. Bradbury returned from ,
three months stay at Tacoma on Tues
day evening. Mr.. Bradbury sustained
a broken arm last fall and while re
cuperating decided he would spend hi
time with his sons who are attend
ing school at Tacoma His arm Is prac
tically well at this time.
Our readers are requested and ure
ed to read the advertisements appear
ing In the Globe. BY watching the an
nOuncment Of our merchants the cos
of living and the gratifying of othe
needs of mankind can he greatly lessen
ed. Specials appear from time to tim
and If taken advantage of will b
found profitable
s. w. Hamill was in from his ranc
in the Greencreek country on Tuesda
attending to business matters TIL
Globe acknowledges a pleasant visi
Mr.. Hamill stated his section did nc
have as much snow as was in evidenc
in this part of the country.