The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-03-16

Fire Insurance-A. W. darlington.

SURETY BONDS, Geo.M.Reed & Co.
The Butterick patterns will be with
us again next week. The Sims Store.
Two-inch post beds at 81, So and 50;
$40 rockers, $22.50; $15 rockers, 80;
SIS coil springs, 50. o. L. Lingo. Ill
Services will be held at the baptist
church next Sunday at IL a. m, w.
N. Knox, minister. Theme: "The
High Calling" One Of SERIES
Fer Rent-Four furnished rocrs In
rear of the w. f. Schmadekv resi-
dence Mrs. Sol Clark. Cal at Park
HcLse. 12-tf
How about the Green Punch with a
stick In 1t? Come to the st. Patrick's
dance at the 1. o. o. y. hall and find
out. 1873
l am closing out my stock of furni-
ture at less than the present whole
sale cost. o. II. Lingo. Tilt
Mrs. Harry Hilbourne went to SpO-
kane this week where she will visit
for a short time with friends.
William Lyons of the Vollmer- Clear
water company, made a business trip
to Lewiston ON Monday, returning the
same evening.
l am closing out my stock of furni-
tlire at less than the present whole
sale cost. o. Il. Lingo. 17-1t
Doc Denny has sufficiently recover
ed from his recent severe illness to be
about his place of business again.
A. N. Dyer has recovered from few
days Illness and Is now attending to
his duties at the First National bank.
Wanted-Antique furniture, cover
lets, china, pewter, etc Address, Mrs.
ID. ]. McGillivray, 212S 9Th Avenue,
Spokane, Wash. Tilt
For Sale-Have a number of Rhode
Island Red cockerels for sale at $3.50
each; eggs $1.50 setting. Nez Perez
phone, Farmers 1919. Anna Won Berge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ruggles, who
have been confined to their rooms
with the going complaint, are now able
to attend to business again.
Frank McGrane is still confined to
his home on account of the recent ILL
ness in his family, however, 1t is re-
ported that all members have about
reached their normal state again.
Victor Peterson of the Union Ware
house Co., is in the southern part of
the state this week where he Is as
sisting In instituting new lodge for
the Eastern Star
Mrs. Fred Carpenter left Wednes-
day morning for Spokane where she
went to secure the services of a spec
ialist for their new baby which has
been bothered with some stomach all
ment since birth.
Mrs. Wilbur Fuller and little daugh-
/ ter are slowly convalescing from the
revages of the flu from which they
have been sufferers for the past couple
OF weeks. Mr.. Fuller has been able
to be down town for several days past.
Frank Titus is again on the job as
bOOkkeeper at the Alexander-F reiden-
rich Co store after several days ill
ness with the influenza. Mrs. Titus
and little daughter, who were also
afflicted at the same time, are now
able to be out.
w. III. Zumwalt returned last week
from the northern part of the state
where he has some mining interests
In Bonner county. Mr.. Zumwalt was
exhibiting samples of the quartz TAX
en- from the property which go very
high in gold values.
Hub Woods manager of the Wood
Hardware company store, Is again at
tending to his establishment, having
been confined to his home for a week
with Illness. A. j. Maugg, his chief
clerk, was also down with the flu at
the same time. During their illness
the store was In charge of Maurice
Cone.