Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-11
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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town on business Monday.
Lewis Jones and Will Platt came in
from Boles the first of the week for
short stay in the city on business.
w. II. Spencer, one of the enterpris-
ing and progressive young farmers OF
the Fem Denver section, was in town
Friday and Saturday of last week on
business.
Clint Springer, who has been at Spo-
kane for the past three years, came IN
Yesterday on his way to the Springer
home across the Salmon river for
holiday visit.
E. B. White, who has been confined
to his home for several weeks with
severe attack of the grippe, is now on
the mend and will soon be able to get
out and around.
Get seats now for the Stelzl Quartet
and Concert company's entertainment
at the |. O. o. F. opera house next
Monday night. The first number of
the lecture course.
j. w. Wilks has disposed of his re-
sidence property on Junction street and
has acquired considerable more acreage
property in the famous Lewiston or
chards at Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Priddy this week
moved from the Green residence in the
north part of the city to the Frank Nc
Crane place on Junction street near
the old James Eldridge residence.
Don t miss the cooked food and fancy
article sale at Graham s furniture
store next Saturday, December 18th.
The ladies' of the Christian church will
welcome you and show many useful and
fancy articles for Xmas presents.
Four good town lots, not in sewer dis
trict; also two well improved lots with
six room house and well located BUSH
ness lot on Main street, to trade for
acreage property or small farm. Ad-
dress Bargain" care Free Press.
E. L. Slater, who has been the man
behind the desk at the Imperial for
several week past, expects to leave the
first of next week, accompanied by
Mrs. Slater. Mr.. Slater is hotel man
Of many years experience and leave a
wide circle of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gelbaeh left the
last of the week for Opportunity, Wash
ington, where they will make theif
future home. The Gelbachs have been
citizens of Grangeville for number
of years and have large circle of
friends who wish them all the good
things in their new home
The People Meat Market changed
hands again this week, S. G. McGhie.
who heads the McGhie Trading Co.,
having taken charge. Mr.. McGhie
comes here from Everett, Washington
{. A. johnson who took the market
over when the Brust interests sold out
has been retained at the market.
The funeral of Mrs. DR.. Edward A.
Lockhart was conducted Saturday after
noon from the Methodist church. In
terment was had at Prairieview GENE
terry. DIR. Loekhart, and his son and
daughter, returned to their home at
Wallace Monday, where the death of
the wife and mother occurred last week.
Ed Long came out to Grangeville the
first of the week from his homestead
near the old wire bridge on the Salmon
river where he has been located for the
past several months Miss Dora Long
came out with him and after short
visit with friends on the prairie ex.
poets to return to her home in Cali.
fornia.
One of the cleverest, most attractive
window displays seen in local shops in
months is that of Miss Fadeway,o
The pretty Coles Phillips creation ex.
plotting Community silver at the Pen.
we'll 4 Priddy store. The display is at
tracting considerable attention, SO much
N fact that the store has ordered an.
other stock of that famous tableware.
Attorney w. L. Campbell forgot his
professional duties long enough last
week to HE himself to the haunts of
The elusive deer in the hopes of bring.
ing home a supply of venison and al
though he spent several days in the
castle creek country, running up and
Town and around hills, he failed to get
shot and returned home minus the
satisfaction of having bagged a deer.