The Grangeville globe., 1922-04-27

Eave Soltman order 1t now. 21-8t
Ed Enorr of Boles, was visitor
the fore part of the week.
For sale-Fresh COW and calf. See
A. X. Harlan.
For Rent-Furnished 8-room house,
close In. See Mrs. Fred Carpenter, at
the Schmadeka house, or call Farm
ers155. 20-tf
One barrel of -four In exchange for
six bushels of good milling wheat.
Denver Roller Mills, q. ]. Bennett
proprietor. 20-tf
Mrs. VIM. Noble and little son re-
turned from Lewiston Tuesday even
ing. The little fellow is much imprcv-
Cd in health.
Miss Mary DeHaven and Miss Meta
Schroeder, teachers, arrived In the
city from higgins on Tuesday after
Moons Salmon river stage.
]. Loyal Addison is holding a pub
lie sale of household effects at resi-
dence on North State street, Saturday
april 20.
Mrs. Harry Mcdonald Of Walla
Walla, is q visitor at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Bris-
coe.
Three Registered Shorthorn bulls
will be sold at Adkison's Public sale
at Grangeville, Saturday, April 90
/ p. m. at residence on North State.
Geo. Boley of White Bird, was in
the city the first Of the week. He
expecting to return in few days.
The married folks dam, hell at
Dreamland hall last evening was very
well attended and a very enjoyable
evening was spent by those present.
Miss Edith Smith arrived here Sun
day evening from Illinois and will
again take up permanent residence
Since leaving here last year Miss
Smith was employed for a time at st.
Louis, Mo.
Attorney Miles s. Johnson of Lewis
ton, was an arrival in the city Wed.
resday night. having been in attend
ance at court at Nez Perce.
Mrs. Chas R. Campbell Of the I'm
perial Hotel, departed for Spokane
on Wednesdays train expecting to be
absent for a week, enjoying a visit
with her daughter, Miss Mildred, who
is attending the Academy of Holy
Names at that place.
Mrs. Barry w. Casey of Seattle, is
visitor at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Clarence Durfee, for an indie.
finite period. Before returning to
Seattle Mrs. Casey will visit with re-
latives and friends In the White Bird
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGrane and
con, Frank, returned Monday evening
from Lewiston where they had been
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. McGrane spent several weeks
there before Mr.. McGrane and son
went down.
The roads have dried up to such an
extent that autos are now covering
the Prairie. In some districts they ire
somewhat rough. 1t Is reported here
that the road is now passable to Lew
iston, and in a very short time the
North and South highway will be open
to White Bird.
Walter Villas, for a number of years
a resident of this section Of the cou i
ty, arrived hare this week from Les
Angeles where he had been working
during the winter. Walter is a latar-
! nd stated there was a great deal -
SJrK ON Ill LOS AuseleS ne
will return il. few weeks.
]. Loyal Adkson has traded his town
for a Kennewick, Wash.
acreage tract and has advertised 9
sale of his personal property for the
10Th, expecting to move to the new
home as soon as affairs here are clos
ed up.
Thomas Crossley of the local forest
office left Wednesday MORNING for
to supervise the getting
cut of Douglas fir specimens for the
Craig Mountain Lumber company
These specimens are to be sent to the
Labratory, at Madison, Wis
ronsin. for strength tests. He will re
turn the last of the week.
County Commissioner Dale Clarl-
md Lloyd A. Fem of Kooskia were
business visitors here Wednesday
leaving for home in the afternoon
The gentlemen had been In attendance
it the base ball meeting held at Cot
Tuesday night.
Furnished apartments in the Park
House. See Mrs. Fred Carpenter at
he Schmadeka residence, or telephone
Farmers 155. 20-tf