Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-06-07
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Loans, low rate, long time, Ayers.26-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pogue came up
from the Salmon river country Sunday
and left the first of the week for out
side points for visit.
DR.. VanWert, who is now practicing
at Kendrick, came to Grangeville the
first of the week and will remain for
short visit with his son and other
relatives.
Mrs. Sol Clark is among thise register
ed at the Hot Lake sanitarium. Mrs.
Clark has been at the Lake for several
weeks treating for rheumatism and is
greatly improved.
Last Sunday Madison Meyer had the
novel experience of having to drive a
fawn out of his garden patch. The
animal was very tame and could have
been easily captured.
Sam Jones, who is raising wheat and
hogs in the Boles section and building
up a nice fortune out of so doing, passed
through the city yesterday enroute to
Lewiston where he will act as witness
in land contest.
Having sold my practice to DR.. P. j.
Scalon, | wish to close up all my af-
fairs. Anyone having claim against
me please present it within next 10
DAYS. Anyone owing me will please
call and settle either in cash or by note.
DR.. G. w. Slusser. 2-2
DR.. Slusser who has recently sold out
his business to P. X. Scallon is packing
up his effects preparatory to leaving.
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ture a week from Tuesday. 81 don It
know where IN going" he says, "but
II be on my way
Hon. A. f. Parker, land commissioner
for the North, returned the first of the
week after trip on official business
in the North. We have an inkling that
A. F. stepped across the line while up
North and grasped the hand of some of
our Canadian cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Medved were
over to Nezperce the first of the week
attending double wedding at the home
of Georges parents, his brother Hugo
being united in marriage to Miss Marie
Hines and his sister, Miss Adeline, be-
coming the bride of Mr.. Chris Ketman.
Ben Long dropped in while in town
Friday and stated his brother, Harry
who went from this city to the navy
Bremerton on the Philadelphia but ex
poets to be transferred to some Other
fighting ship at any time. He likes
navy life fine and is getting along tip
top.
Tom Atwood left for Hot Lake Sun
day morning and will remain severa
weeks trying the curative powers of The
water of that famous health resort. Ton
has been suffering from kidney trouble
during the past winter and found hi,
physical condition had reached such
stage that something had to be done.
Miss Rapp closed very successful
term of school at Fem last Friday a
and Emery Nissen were granite,
diplomas for having completed tn
eight grade work. A fine program wa
given which demonstrated the excellen
work done by Miss Rapp for her pupils
Hugh Taylor returned last week iron
has been attending school and from
which he will graduate next year. Hugh
who intends to specialize in journalism
was editor in chief of the college pape
this year and wrote some mighty fin,
articles for that publication. He will
spend his vacation in Grapgeville ant
return late in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Toye left yester
day morning for Seattle where they
contemplate making their home in tn,
future. Mr.. Toye is a mighty fin,
Young chap with lot of pep and hustl,
to him and will make good in the city
if he has any kind of an opportunity
The Toyes have many friends, especially
among the younger social set where they
are fayorities.
The Grangeville boys who have beer
at Goat Island, up north from SaI
Francisco, training for the navy, hav,
been promoted to second class seameI
and will be assigned to some ship shortly
This means they will receive an increas,
in pay which will bring the same up Il
1880 month. The boys from her,
who are thus promoted are Cone, Wilson
and Mcpherson.
The Columbus Social club met at tn,
home of Mrs. John Chase last Thursday
at which meeting most of the member
were present. The day was occupied
Ivy doing Red Cross work. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess VIII,
was assisted by Miss Grace Chase.
short program of patriotic songs wa!
given. The next meeting will be helt
June Ia at Mrs Mallick' IS.
As a compliment to Judge and Mrs
Wallace n. Scales, Mr.. and Mrs. s. A
Anderson entertained twenty guests a
five course dinner Friday night a
the Imperial. The table was attrac
lively arranged with decorations o.
narcissus and other flowers. Cover
were laid for Messers and Madam
Scales, Stockton, Hardy, Wisener, Hat
tabaugh, Sasenbery, Dyer, Parker
Brown, Anderson and DR.. Scallon.