Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18

" {. Allison same down from the
county seat Sunday on a fishing trip.
Nm Hartman was a business visitor
IN the Basin Creek district last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kennedy and little
son went up to Lucille SATURDAY. ON
business returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Nanway, who has spent the win.
ter IN White Bird, schooling her little
daughter, left Sunday for home up the
river.
The ball game Sunday between the
high school team and a pickup nine
resulted in a victory for the latter
| team.
Mrs. w. o. Foskett and children will
leave the first of next week for their
ranch on Skookumchuek, where she
Will reside until fall.
Chas. Simmons came in from Grange
vile ON the stage Friday, enrote from
Mt. Idaho, where he had been visit
ing friends, to the forest reserve across
| the river.
! Mrs. John Nevin and children are
planning trip next week to Culdesac
to visit Mrs. Nevin S brother, Homer
Newman. They will remain until after
the Culdesac roundup.
Mrs. Minnie X. Grant and niece,
Miss Mildred Holzhaeur, who have been
guests for several months at the home
OF Mrs. Grants son, Harry w. Grant,
left last week for California where they
Will visit for some time, before return
ing to their home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edna Holenbeck and little
daughter, and Art Hollenbeck, a
brother-in-law, came in Saturday from
Pollock. Mrs Hollenbeck came to
have her little daughter treated for an
affection of the throat. Mr.. Hollen
beck will also receive medical treat
ment
Preston Vanderburgh and James Me
Evers who have been visiting Earl
Rice and M. o. Tweedy on the Joseph,
for the past ten days, returned home
Saturday. Mr.. Tweedy, Glen and Earl
Rice, and Lloyd Holbrook, accompanied
them and stayed for the Sunday ball
games.
Wilbur Newman, of Culdesac, who
has been visiting his grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Newman, left Tues
day to visit his uncle, Grover Newman.
Wilbur, who suffers so much with
the leakage of the heart, seems to be
much improved in health since his ar
rival here
The correspondent for the Free Press
has had a stenuous time in preparing
the items for the paper this week. She
had the Misfortune to get a fish hook
caught in the thumb of her right hand,
and had to have it cut out before it
could be removed, thus making it rather
difficult to write.
DR.. G.. A. Green, whoh as been in
White Bird for the past several weeks,
in the interests of his profession, left
last week for Lewiston where he will
remain until after the commencement
exercises, in which his daughter, Miss
Helen will take part. He will return
to Grangeville and resume his work
there
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mahurin came
down from Zephyr ridge Monday, hav-
ing been called here to attend the bed
side of Mrs. Mahurin's father, Mr..
DAILY, who is reported to be much worse.
DR.. G. S. Stockton was called down to
attend him in the absence of DR.. w. O.
Foskett, who has been over on the
Joseph since Saturday. DR.. Stockton
made the trim down in his car, return
ing home Tuesday.
A partial report of the Lewiston Sun
day school convention was given Sun
day morning by the delegates and was
very much enjoyed by those in atten-
dance The Mothers Day Program
which was rendered in the evening was
splendid. Two young girls gowned in
white and carrying baskets of white
flowers stood at the entrance and
pinned a blossom upon each mother as
she entered, showing them the high
esteem in which they were held.