Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-17
GUESTS
o)v Numbers of Club of that
xCity our Guests
MADE A GOOD IMPRESSION
Ties strengthened Between
the Two Cities

Lewiston business men to the
number of fifty were the guests
OF this city Monday night aud by
their visit there is . closer and
friendlier feeling between the two
towns than has ever heretofore
existed The party came over
land from Lewiston in autos,
visiting the various towns and
villages on the way. A commit
tee composed OF Messrs. Scales
Harris, Hattabaugh, Jack, Casady,
Webb, Brown and Leanord met
the visitors at Denver and escorted
them to the city. Upon their
arrival here they were taken in
charge by the citizens and treated
right royalty,
In the evening an entertainment
was held at the Armory, which
was away to small to hold the
crowd. where program Of music
and speaking occupied several
hours.
w. Fl. Casady acted as chair
man and made an excellent officer,
The following program WAS
carried out.
Speech by w. H. Casady, chair
man.
Speech by Mayor Leonard.
Speech by M. A. Means.
| Vocal solo, l.. Bartlett.
Speech by J. T. Ray.
Speech by J. 0. Bender.
| Vocal solo, Mrs. M. Reese
Hattabaugh, accompanied by
Mrs. P. NJ. Glanville.
Speech by w. w. Brown.
Speech by George Crum.
Speech by G. w. Mount.
Instrumental music. Mrs. p. n.
Glanville.
Speech by NJ. Reese Hasta-
baugh.
Speech by M. D. Mills.
Speech by A. F. Parker.
: Speech by L. L. Haynes.
After the meeting in the hall
\ the guests enjoyed q smoker held
at the Commercial club room.
Every speech was replete with
| good will and the towns admitted
| they had much in common. 1t 10
| the desire OF the citizens Of Lewis
ton to maintain closer relations
with Grangeville in the future than
they have in the past and Grange
Vile is in hearty accord with the
idea. At the coming Lewiston
fair day will be set aside as Idaho
county day at which time the fair
will be turned over to the citizens
OF this county.
A committee composed Of the
following named gentlemen has
been appointed to prepare an ex-
hibit and work up favorable
sentiment in this community. A
special rate will be made and
every effort made to get o large
delegation to go down from here.
Reese Hattabaugh, L. M. Harris,
J. l. Overman, E. 8. Sweet,
Martin Wagner, F. L. Leonard,
and w. w. Brown, constitute the
committee.
upon VIC dTIlFdI vi buc AIb'
train Lewiston will run q specia
excursion to this city and be oul
guests.
Whereas, our beloved Patriarch
William H. Williams, who me
his death at the hands of an assas
sin on Monday night, Aug. 10
1908, has by his long, faithful, an,
efficient service as member an,
officer of the local and state Encap
ments of the Independent Order o
Odd Fellows, and by his lonl
residence in this community
proven his worth as a Patriarc
and citizen;
Be it resolved, by the officer
and members Of Camas Prairi
Encampment No, Is, l. o. 0. F.
That we extend to the wife an
family of our deceased brothe
Patriarch our sincerest sympath
in this their time of bereavement
That we pledge ourselves as il
y dividuals and as an organizatio
= to render to them any assistan,
= within our power, to make th
burden Of their grief lighter;
That the Charter of this Fl
. campment he draned in mournir