Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25

Dave Sasenbery has been confined to
his home for the past several days due
to an attack of rheumatism.
Treasurer j. A. Bradbury and family
returned this week from Lewiston
where they had been visiting with
relatives.
Milton Freidenrich came in from
Portland Monday night and will remain
for several days looking after matters
of business
Frank S. Rice left Monday for Pitts
burg, Penn, and other Eastern points
where he goes on business connected
with mines in which he is interested.
For Sale-One Percheron and Bel
about 1900, at bargain if taken soon.
Adsley, Ferdinand, Idaho. SO %
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Barton returned
Friday evening from Moscow where
they had been visiting with relatives
and attending the Elk ball given by
the local lodge of that order.
Father Zuur announces that the col
lection taken up for the suffering Bel
gian children amounted to $l4.10 given
by Catholics and nom Catholics alike
and he wishes to express his thanks to
those who helped make up the sum.
Three cars of potatoes were picked
up on the prairie this week by G. d.
ellis, representative of the CONNER
cial Creamery Co., of Spokane. The
market price was paid for the same
and they will be shipped the last of
the week to Spokane.
Mrs. Homer Phillips entertained a
few friends at an elegant dinner last
Friday evening after which cards
were played until late hour and the
guests departed voting that they had
spent most pleasant evening at the
Phillips home.
Mrs. Frank Myrick returned the last
of the week from Moscow where she
had been on business connected with
the settling up of their affairs in that
city and making arrangements to take
up their residesce here made necessary
by the purchase of the Candy Kitchen.
The Hub store has arranged for ad-
ditional room through the removal of
the partitions in the rear which were
put in at the time the building was
arranged for the Pulse drug store. With
their removal it gives much needed
room for the display of stock.
Mrs J. A. Petersen and son, Johnnie.
left Monday for Charleston, Washington
where they will visit with Mrs. Peter
sen IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Larkee.
They will be joined later by Mr.. Peter
sen who will spend the annual vacation
h.,,, nlarL ,ff hn nffioa OF
Charleston and vicinity.
Ben Knorr will leave in few days
for Vancouver, B. G. where he will look
over the country with view to locat-
ing. The Knorr's are mighty fine peo-
pie and have many friends here who
will regret their leaving but wish them
full measure of success in their new
home.
Mrs. Geo. Behean left last week for
Spokane to see Miss Addie and Guy
Behean. Miss Addie has suffered a
light stroke Of paralyses to one of the
vocal cords of her throat and is taking
electrical treatments at present from a
specialist there. Tt is probable she
will return home with Mrs. Behean.
County Surveyor Marsh w. Brown re-
turned this week from Seattle where he
has been visiting with his parents and
purchasing such supplies as are nee
essarv in his business. He will leave
the last of the week for the Salmon
river section where he will survey a
bridge across the Salmon to be located
in the vicinity of Lucille.
Charles A. Parsons left Sunday for
r. Il. L e. e
night visiting with his family who are
located there for the. winter. We
notice Mr.. Parsons is on for a paper
at the meeting of bankers and business
men which is being held under the
auspices of the state university next
week.
Hon. Evan Evans, member of the
state board of education, left the last
of the week for Boise where he will
attend a meeting of the board. Mr..
Evans has not been feeling as well as
usual of late but following his estab-
lished custom, when it is matter of
duty confronting him he does not neg.
lect it notwithstanding his physical
condition.
Revello Johnson, well known stock
man of the upper Salmon river country
passed through the city the last of the
week enroute to his home from Clarks-
ton where he has been since the stock
show taking treatments or his health.
He gained considerably and it is the
hope of the many good friends of the
gentleman that the relief will prove
permanent.
Mrs. j. P. Naming was considerably
injured in run away Saturday, the
team becoming frightened at the depot,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Manning had gone
to secure some freight, and running for
the country. Mrs. Manning was thrown
from the sled near the Eames residence
in the south end of town. Mrs. Man
ming was considerably bruised but no
internal injuries resulted and while she
has been under the Doctors care for
several days her condition is much i'm
proved.
Play and basket social at Winona
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