Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-09
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From the Enterprise.)

III. j. Kuther and family visited with
Cottonwood relatives a few days this
week.
Miss Mary Gregg was here from
Grangeville Saturday looking after her
class of music pupils.
w. l. Long was an arrival from
Walla Walla Saturday evening on a
business mission, returning home Mon
day morning.
Harry Quigley moved his household
effects and family into the Mrs. Emma
Ravens house last Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Mary and Lizzie Tackle
and John Baune were the guests at the
Fred Funke home the latter part of the
week and also took in the benefit dance
friday night. These people reside near
Cottonwood.
The Glenn Fret and Fred Funke fam
lilies, John Fret and Louis Tackle ban
quoted at the Ell. j. and Joe Schaffer
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E.. Bell and the two little
Bell boys are making things ring at
Grandpa and Grandma Riely's home at
Westlake, today. They expect to re-
turn home tomorrow.
Harold Davis departed for Tacoma.
Wn., Sunday morning, and will soon
return to his home in Westlake, &C.
companied by his wife, who has been
spending greater portion of the win
ter in the Sound country.
Chas. Strickfaden departed on this
mornings passenger for the lower
country. Judging from the fact that
Charles has been "doling upo his
house and himself lately, his leap year
ad may have had its good effect.
Joseph Weis received a message
Monday afternoon that his father,
Joseph Weis, ST., was i'll and very low
at Perham, Mimi, In response thereto,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weis departed Tuesday
morning for that point. The senior
Mr.. Weis is about rs years of age.
Miss Adeline Hupp, teacher of the
Star school near Grangeville arrived
here Saturday morning and spent the
day visiting her friend, Miss Alice
Holtbuer.
b. f. Shaw had the misfortune of
having one of his lower limbs quite
badly sprained by being thrown from
saddle horse while near the Oliver
ranch east of the village Tuesday He
is out and about, but walks with a
waddling gait.
Rupert Addison arrived here from
hannah Sunday evening and is assist
ing his father in the construction of
the Stonebreaker billiard parlor, and
also expects to remove here with his
family as soon as he can find some
house or hotel into which to move.
Ellery Martin had the misfortune To
quite badly cut his foot with a new axe
his father had purchased for him that
day: The young man was out amongst
the best of 'em half an hour later,
however
Rev. 7. G. Cooley has been spending
most of the week in this section look
ing over the new church building pro-
position coming up, and reports the
outlook generally encouraging.
Miss Ruth Craig departed yesterday
morning for few days visit with her
relatives and friends at Charleston She
was accompanied thither by Arlie
Booher, who has been visiting friends
here since last Sunday evening.
Among those from this section who
attended the K. P. lodge meeting al
Cottonwood Tuesday evening, were
Messrs. w. J. Adsley, o. P. Fry, E. P
Martin, r. e. Bell, L. E. Fisher, L. G
osoiCb1 CahCi3 ". VI. IldHSOH ana IL. u
Quigley. There was work in the seeon.
degree, and our boys were treated RICH
royalty, and may attend again mex
Tuesday evening, when there will b,
more work.
Frank M. Becker returned home Sun
day evening from a three weeks out
ing in South Idaho and other point
where he has combined business, plea
sure and recreation. Mr.. Becker saw
he had most enjoyable and benefi
cial outing but is satisfied to agai,
like up the cudgel at his banking
house.
FL. I. Hanson was brought to hi,
home near town, on the Sunday morn
ing passenger, from Grangeville, wher.
he recently underwent successful
operation for strangulation hernia. Hi,
many friends will be pleased to learr
that he is recovering nicely and vii
soon be as good as new.