Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-02-28
PERSONAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !.

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q Al Kinkaid was in Grangeville to
day from the Dewey mine.
Mrs. Richard B. Kading was visi
tor in Lewiston Sunday.
C. g. Warren of Higgins was register
ed at the Imperial hotel Tuesday.
W. A. Mcmahon of Boles was a visi
tor in Grangeville Wednesday.
Senator N. B. Pettibone, spent Wed.
nesday in Grangeville.
Lonnie Bales of Ferdinand was here
the first of the week.
a. Fl. Nau of Cottonwood was a visi-
tor in Grangeville Saturday.
A. Gustafson was here from Elk CITY
Saturday.
Lloyd Hoolbrook was in Grangeville
from Whitebird this week.
George Davis was in Grangeville from
castle Creek the first of the week.
W. B. Zerr of Whitebird was a visi-
tor in Grangeville recently.
w. T. Plat, prominent stockman of
the Boles section, was in Grangeville
Wednesday.
Mrs. Levi Castle has gone to Weiser
for an extended visit with her daught-
er, Mrs. Ethel Rhoades.
e. D. Lemons of the Spring Camp
country was a county-seat visitor this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Adsley of Pollock
were registered at the Imperial hotel
Saturday.
George Behean, prominent stockman.
of Whitebird, was a visitor in Grange
vile during the week.
Harvey W. Peterson and Ralph Hen
bricks both of the Whitebird section.
were in Grangeville Monday.
Mackev Williams Of Mount Idaho
was an arrival in Grangeville Wednes
day night on his way home from Child.
esac. where he had spent week.
Mrs. Electa L. Swarts widow of the
late Theodore Swarts, will leave FRIDAY
morning for Culdesac, where she will
'emain with relatives
F. J. Jefferson, assistant forest sup.
'rvlsor. returned to Grangeville Wed. !
lesday night from Boise, where he had
'een on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Titus and @
laughter returned late last week from G
'ortland, where they spent two weeks ?
n pleasure visit. !
James F. Ailshie of Occur d,Alene s
nd formerly of Grangeville. was here o
his week on matters in the district b
ourt. il
.. o. Gordon and Henry Elfers were
ere from Lucille today to attend the u
neral of their nephew, Clarence Ian ~ ~
ngham. I;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Newman and g
'andson, Homer Nevin, are in Grange -
lie from Whitebird On Friday morn.
& they Will leave 70 Starbuck. Wn.. ~
mere they plan to make an extended N
SIT with Mrs. Ben Davis. a daughter BE-
Mr.. and Mrs Newman. &c
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wisener and son m,
'bert, returned to Grangeville Mon. vi
y evening from Portland. Ore. where DO
ey spent month on a pleasure trip.
Deputy u S. Marshal Mark Howe Of We
oscow was in Grangeville Sunday on If
siness and found time to renew ac- Gle
with many of his friends
re. COZ
Ed Hanger, chief of police in Grange. mn
lie Ten years ago, is here from Spo. ST.
me- Tor visit with relatives and
ends. Mr.. Hanger is now engaged ~
bridge construction work for the oN
sat Northern railroad with head r,
irters in Spokane. IN
ar. and Mrs. w. L. Wakelev wer,J in
ingeville the first of the week from
II mine on the South Fork, below
Dewey mine. They were on Their -, Ial
to Spokane, for brief visit Mr. f ~
kelley was enthusiastic over his mine Cou
declared that he looks for a pros " no'
Jus season. Much work already is Tou
Fen
r. ana Mrs George Kerr were ar j. v
IN Vrangevilie Friday night, after Mad
ing spent year visiting relatives in
hlngton, Montana, Wyoming and
hern Idaho. They were glad to get
to Grangevlle. At present they RoaS
guests at the Joseph Squibb home. Hdw
nave not decided whether they Lum
90 on a ranch or remain in Grange. Salal
Blac
rs W. F. Mvrick retrrnos Jan.
geyille Sunday night from Rock
Ia, where she had been called
tend the funeral of her sister. Mrs Va'
ck' while in Iowa, encountered
e winter weather, with the Their
ter 20 or more degrees below zero. al
hortage. caused mncb s ptgnGuneea TO L
iawkeye state. Mrs. Myrick de. w.
she was glad to return to Idaho residi
Is mild climate. Just c
ter 70
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