Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-06-21

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Z. M. Griffith left Wednesday morn.
ing for short business trip to Lewiston
Mrs T. f. Edmundson left Monday
for a week or ten days visit in Moscow
Sam Kennedy was in town last week
end from Vollmer where he is working
at present.
Miss Nora Nail, daughter of Charley
Nail will leave Sunday for Lind, Wash
ington for visit.
w. A. Goan who was visiting in
Grangeville the past week returned to
Lewiston Wednesday morning.
Cement blocks, farm tiles, chimneys
and well curbing at Chester Arnold q
plumbing shop. 43-tf
Emery Zuver has been employed by
the Hazelwood Co. to assist in the
handling of their cream station in
Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Phillips have dis.
posed of their household goods and will
leave this week for Spokane where they
intend to locate.
J. w. Phillips and wife and daughter
of Sites came up Tuesday to see his
son Homer off Wednesday morning.
They returned home Wednesday.
Paul Vincent, the SON of Mrs. Israel
Harris, is visiting in Cottonwood where
he will join his mother about Saturday
on their trip to Great Falls, Montana.
Genevive Edmundson, daughter of the
local theatre owner, is spending the
week visiting the Van Sykes in Lewis.
ton. Miss Edmundson left on Saturday.
M. R. Hattabaugh is attending a dis
trict convention Of the Odd Fellows at
Moscow, leaving here Wednesday morn
ing and expecting to return this even
ing.
Helen johnson was here visiting her
sister Mrs. Matt Geary over Sunday
evening. Miss johnson returned Mon
day morning to Vollmer where she is
working for the railroad company.
l.. M. Harris left Tuesday morning
for bingham, Montana. He was ac-
by Bob Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Kerlee. L. M. is agent for that sec
ton. They return early part of next
week.
Thomas Kerr will leave Sunday morn
ing for Inverness, Montana where he
will visit with a sister and look over
the country with the idea of possibly
locating in that section. Thomas ex-
poets to spend about two weeks in the
Treasurer state.
Knights of Pythias are attending Grand
Lodge ut Nampa this week. B. Anger
left Sundy morning and Clarence Nixon
and Matt Geary took Monday morning 3
train. The delegates expect to be back
the. first of next week.
Alex Hinkle from across Clearwater
came up to Grangeville last Friday ex-
pecting to meet friend from Portland
who is coming up to visit him. Alex
was also enquiring about the civil ser
vice examinations. He left again for
the river early Saturday morning.
Miss Helen Green had as week end
guests from Lewiston, Miss, Louise
Jacobs and Messers Frank Jacobs, Rex
Swanson and Harold White. The TRIP
was made in Mr.. White g car the party
returning on Sunday morning spending
the day picnicing in Lawyers canyon
Miss Helen accompanied them as far as
yollmer, returning on the evening train.
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Neill and William G.. Graham went ON a
fishing trip last Friday to Sally Ann
creek down near the Clearwater. Luck
was not very good for the water was
riley on account of the melting snow
The whole party got but twelve trout
Mr.. Wetherbee was high man pulling in
eleven.
Mark Baulch came in the first of the
week from the Mclaughlin ranch where
he has been for the past two weeks as
sisting W. A. in getting the crop in
Mark does not have to work for liv-
ing, having accumulated a pretty snug
sum from years of hard work in the
past, but feels this is time when
every man should assist all that he can
in getting in full crop.
Judge Ailshie, who had a case in
court at Lewiston, came up last week
and spent several days in the city, re-
newing his acquaintance with his many
friends in Grangeville and vicinity. We
have heard the Judge Is name mentioned
in connection with the senatorial nomi-
nation next fall and wat to say he will
made formidable candidate for his
opponent if he succeeds in securing the
nomination at the hands of his party.