Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-05-10
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

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Mrs. Leslie Smith and daughter left
this morning for Charleston for visit
with her parents.
Clarence Mclean has gone to Port
land to join the navy, leaving last week
with the recruiting officer who was
here representing that branch of the
service.
w. w. Brown, cashier of the Bank of
Camas Prairie, is among the Grangeville
business men who went down to Lewis
ton yesterday to attend the funeral Of
John Z. Vollmer.
Mrs. Ruth Harris left Monday morn
ing for Tacoma where she will spend
the summer as the guest of her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrieh, who
formerly resided here.
NJ. G.. Rambo has accepted a position
in the A. & +. store where he is quite
at home having been employed for
years III the Scott store previous to
going in the court house.
Wallace n. Scott, president of the
First National Bank of this city, life
long friend and business associate of
Il
this week by the death of Mr.. Vollmer
There will be no services at the local
Catholic church the coming Sunday as
the pastor will hold services at Win
chester. Next Thursday which is
Ascension Day, there will be services
at 1890 "a. IN. Rev. r. f. Zuur, pastor
Prof Curtis of the White Bird schools
passed through Grangeville last Satur
day on his way to Nezperce where he
has recently been elected superinten
dent of the schools. Prof. Curtis is one
of the leading educators of Idaho
county and his leaving will be looked
upon with regret by all friends of bet
ter education.
VIM. Simons of the Cottonwood Hard
ware Co., was over the first of the week
with Spokane party demonstrating
the Page ear which is handled in this
territory by the Cottonwood firm. The
car is among the best and for the short
time it has been distributed in this ter
ritory has met with ready approval on
the part of the public.
Mrs w. f. Graham came up this week
from Los Angeles and will remain for
some little time looking after business
matters. Mrs. Graham and her daugh-
ter are now making their home in Los
Angeles where they are conducting a
fancy goods store and find the business
quite lucrative and the city an excellent
place in which to live.
Ellis Land, son of Mrs. Geo. Tinker
was seriously hurt last Sunday by the
exploding of an old shot gun. His right
hand was torn and burned and the fore
finger broken. He is under the care OF
DIR. Wentworth, who is doing everything
possible to save the finger. Ellis !,
fortunate tina the accident did MOI
prove more serious.-Stites Enterprise
In speaking of the annual roll cal
of Mt. Idaho lodge in last week Is issue
of the Free Press, we inadvertently
failed to mention the solo sung by Mis-,
Rosa Pfeufer during the evening and
which was greatly enjoyed. Our atten
ton has been called to the oversight
by a number of people who were present
and who state Miss Pfeufer's singing
was above the ordinary.
There are some small, frail, local, in
experienced STOCK companie!
boasting of their Colossal Business
they are writing in this community ant
crying aloud keep Your Money al
Home. The Managers and agents OF
these companies know that to get the
business they must get there first and
when New York Life man is not likely
TO be present. slit