Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-06-28
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

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The Hazelwood Co. receive, test and
paw for cream each day. SIS
Levi Castle was in from his ranch
Saturday loading up with supplies.
Ed Nelson was in town Friday in his
Mitchell car, attending to business af-
fairs.
Stop at the Idahe Rooming House,
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices.
Mrs. N. L. Broughman. 17-tf
Miss Helen Norwood left Friday
morning for Seattle where she is going
to spend her vacation with relatives.
s. A. Anderson is in Portland this
week on business mission. He left
last Friday and expected to stay about
week.
Mrs. Don Kirby VINO has been visiting
with her sister Mrs. Matt Geary for
some time returned to her home at Voll-
mer Saturday.
P. M. Granville is away for a week
or ten days at Portland. He left here
Friday and is attending to business mat
tiers in the rose city
Charley Seay from Portland was in
town this week for short visit. Mr..
Seay was formerly farmer of this sec
ton. He came in Friday evening.
Mrs. Will Crawford and son and Mrs.
Lee Rhoades motored over from Cotton
wood Sunday and visited the Geary
home in the afternoon, they returned to
Cottonwood in the evening.
Jim Graves received Saxon roadster
from Lewiston this week and is doing
some brilliant antics in learning to run
it. The Saxaphone' will be cons
tant menace to pedestrians from now on
The horses belonging to the Koe Nc.
Lean estate will be sold at Geo. Smith g
barn, Grangeville on Saturday, June the
in this bunch. Floyd Church, Admins
traitor. SO
Miss Annie Norwood returned from
Seattle last week where she finished
her first year of college at the Univer
sity of Washington. Annie is going to
spend the summer with her parents here
and intends to return to the University
in the fall.
Mrs. Henry Voss and little daughter
who have been staying with Eli ingram
and wife for some time past left Fri
day morning for Northport, Wash
where they are going to live. The Vos.
family moved from Canada recently anG
Mr.. v,ss has just settled their home il
Northport.
Frank Pearson, formerly of Grange
Vile and one of the Grangeville buncl
who went to the PHILIPPINES, is at Ameri
can Lake training with the Engineering
Corps. In letter to his mother, Mrs
Isabel Pearson, he states that he is ex
pecting to leave for France next month
If he can get furlough he will be hom
for q short visit about the first of July
Milton Freidenrich came up iron
Portland last Friday to attend a direc
tors meeting of the Alexander Freiden
rich Company. Mr.. Freidenrich will b
here for about a week. He makes
visit to Grangeville about once yea
although he was here in January thi
year. He states that the lumber busi
ness has been steadily picking up i
Portland and things are very promising
Highest prices paid for cream b
Hazelwood Co. s.
Joe Mcdonald and family motore
over to Grangeville last Friday and Sun
day in new Buick touring car whic
he purchased recently from Hoene hard
ware company of Cottonwood. The ca
is seven passenger touring mode
equipped with six cylinder engine
Delco electric system and all the con
veniences of the modern auto. Last Fri
day was the first trip the Mcdonald
had taken in the car and they found /
immensely satisfactory in spite of tn
rough roads. On Sunday J. B and Mis-
Edna attended the ball game while tn
folks were visiting at Markham j
B. says that he ism It much on speed we
that he will begin to accelerate as h
gets more used to driving.