Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-01

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. last Wednesday night was veye 'sasa
FENCED e, AFTER a program in wv well u
whole school participated ~ which u
ing exercises followed. The y siadp,s
sisted OF the FOLLOWING ciass Con-
Charlotte johnson, Guv Pss. neubsn
Underwood, Eva Chase Vonnett Rsta
Edgar Chase, Willard Rn stus Chesa,
Mitchell Mite The salutatory was ~ !. jana
Guy Bennett, the class b;s hiss read b
very ably rendered by Charlo.ty VIZ
SON followed by the class 0''e job.
given by Retta Underwood pIopheg
Rush read the class will ana n Wllsi
gave the valedictory. Alter Eva = chas
ting remarks by Supt. J 7 S. lew fl
diplomas We're presented. Thy tn u
has the distinction of being tb bag ! eaa
that has ever graduated fron la'gss
eighth grade in Denver and NUN NUN u
dit is due to the untiring aff sea ee
Mrs. Arnold, the capable inst HniuN d
Mrs Hattox of Grangeville ';Of
guest of Mrs. Rush. '''e Is ID
Mrs. Herman Won Rarao.
Lewiston last Thursday norman %va' = =
have her eyes refitted. .
Mrs. l.. S. Fortine returned :.
from a visit with relatives in '' Wai
ington and Oregon. "aa
Rachael Jane Nelson arrived =.
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M =. =
| last Wednesday, May "a. Moth.
child are reported to be doino v ~
nicely. As VsF
Will Mock has returned from NJ.
land. a7
Guy Bennett took the Granoer,u
nine to Cottonwood Sunday whers A.s
played strenuous game with tbs t n.y.
of that city. ''a
Chester Thmpson of Cottonwood ;.
tended the exercises at Denver ,ss
Wednesday night. He reports the =.
of about twenty cars this season =,
is now handling the Oakland as wall l
as the Overland. wa
The Denver band will give ous !,
their popular dances on FRIDAY n;cI
of this week. The dance is given i,
honor of the graduating class A Fin.
time is anticipated, and as the boC
will not be able to give many NAV.
dances during the summer, Won esns
afford to miss it.
Last Friday night Mr.. and Mrs /
Mcdonald gave a dinner party at th
Hotel Phoenix in Cottonwood in honor
of their daughter, Edna, who graduated
the same night from the Cottonvool
high school. The guests were h
Seniors and faculty of the high school
also Supt. j. j. Staley. Promptly d
$3.50 the guests marched from the parlr
to Dining room which was tastefuNv
decorated for the occasion. The colr
scheme was purple and gold, the clan
colors, pansies being used for this pus
pose. After five course dinner the
guests repaired to the !. 0. O. T. ball
where the graduating exercises took
place.
II. III. Miller, Alfred Nelson and Irvn
Toye assisted the Grangeville Ha
School Band in rendering music b
Decoration Day.
The Fl. w. club met with Mrs. JesEp
on Thursday of last week. Dainty II
freshments were served by the hOstes
and a very enjoyable time is reported
Harry Kube attended the ball game
in Cottonwood Sunday.
Joseph Mcdonald is the only nai
who has been fortunate as far as W
have heard to get two thorOughbrei
heifer calves from the famous herd Of
milking strain of R. W. Hobbs 4 Son,
of Kelmscott, England. The ANNA
Kelmscott Swain-Second, was sbEel
here by J. J. Hill and was stationed |,
the Bales and Jones ranch but IT alel
shortly after it arrived on the pralls