Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-11-22

y. j. Johnson of m was a vlSl-
tor in G~rangeville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barton and chill
dren We're in Moscow several days last
week.
Stillman Taylor was an arrival in
Grangeville Friday night from Mon
tana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Woods were in
Grangeville Saturday from the Denver
section.
Herman Won Bargen and family were
III Grangeville Saturday from the Fem
section.
Robert McCully was in Grangeville
this week from the Sugar Loaf country,
on Snake river.
Miss Lucetta Lyle, teacher of the
Mountain View school, spent the week
end in G~rangeville.
Miss Marion Leonard returned to
Grangeville Friday evening from Lewis
ton, after several days visit.
Emmett Jones of the stock firm of
Harrison & Jones was in Grangeville
from Boles section this week.
Wendell Phillips of Lewiston arrived
in Grangeville Monday evening to spend
several days here on business.
II. s. McCurley, clerk at the Imperial
hotel, is again in G~rangeville, after hav-
ing spent several days in Pullman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shinkle were ar
rival in Grangeville last week from
Boise, where they had been during the
summer
+. l.. Taylor, Ellis Harness, Tom
Large and Frank Hogan, all of the
Whitebird section, were visitors in
Grangeville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schmadeka
arrived in Grangeville Friday evening
from the Pacific coast and are visiting
relatives and friends.
A. S. Hardy left Wednesday morning
for Springfield, Ill.,, on business. He
will visit his parents at Grand Rapids,
Mich. before returning. tJg
Peter Brocenour is in Grangeville this
week from his homestead on the South
Fork of the Clearwater, on matters per-
tanning to the making of proof on his
claim.
Miss Margaret Sweet, county super
intendent of schools, has gone to
Kamiah. She will spend about two
weeks in the Kamiah section visiting
schools.
George Briscoe and family returned
last week from Lewiston, where they
visited the stock show and spent several
days with relatives. They heard Vice
President Marshall speak.
Willard Callan arrived in Grangeville
Friday night from Spokane, where she
has been residing with her mother. She
is visiting with relatives and friends
here and will remain until after Thanks
giving.
Miss Harriet Wildenthaler went
to Lewiston Saturday, upon being ad-
yised of the illness of her mother. She
returned Sunday evening reporting the
condition of her mother greatly imprev-
ed. Miss Wildenthaler is secretary at
the hospital.
river cattlemen, were among the Idaho
county residents returning from the
Lewiston stock show the last of the
week. They were much pleased with
the show. While in Lewiston they heard
the address of Vice President Marshall.
Mrs. John McFall and two daughters
of Shoshone, Ida, arrived in Grange
vile Tuesday night for a visit with
Mrs. McFall s parents, DR.. and Mrs. G.
s. Stockton. Mrs. Stockton met Mrs.
MeFall and children in Riparia, Wash,
while the doctor poined the party Tues |
day in Lewiston, from which place they |
journey together to ~Grangeville.
Enoch Christensen, well known Joseph |
stockman, passed through Grangeville |
the first of the week after a visit of |
several weeks at outside points. He at
tended the stock show at Lewiston. In
speaking of his son, who joined the navy |
recently, Mr.. Christensen volunteered
the information that the young man had
passed the radio examination and was
qualifying as "A wireless operator.
Edward Sempert and brother, Dir. Al |
fred Sempert, drove to G~rangeville from
Lewiston Monday and spent the day |
here renewing acquaintance with
friends. The Semperts left G~rangeville
six or seven years ago, going from here
to Portland where Edward and his
father nave conducted a suburban drug
store until recently. The store was sold
on account of the son being subject to
draft. DIR. Sempert is located at Yves.
ton, Ore, where he is practicing dentis.
try.
The family of Charles A. Branseombe,
former editor of the Grangeville Globe,
has departed from Grangeville. The
new residence will be in Spokane. Mr..
Branscombe now Is in Spokane. Mrs.
Branscomhe, Mrs. Jessie Foster and two
children, Mrs. Fl. H. Harris and Miss
Eva Miles departed from G%rangeville
for Spokane Monday, while Miss
Virginia B~ranscombe left Sunday morn.
ing. Miss Branscombe has resigned her
position as clerk in the office of County
Clerk Eimers. Her successor has not
been appointed.