Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-01-03


sisters, Mrs. Carl Carlton and Mrs Fet
Rhoades Mr.. Randall is member of
the Nezperce Herald force.
Harry F. Pfennebecker of Winona
was q visitor in Grangeville Wednes
day.
Miss Martha Harrah has gone to Ilo
to spend the remainder of her school
vacation with an uncle.
Jay Eastman and P. d. Ellis were
registered at the Imperial hotel We'd
nesday from Westlake.
Willard Toll and Fred Snyder, younL
men from the Tahoe section, were in
Grangeville the first of the week on
business connected with the army draft.
Stephen D. Taylor of Boomers Ferry,
former auditor of the state of Idaho,
was in Grangeville the first of the
week
Miss Hattie Reed of near Whitebird
arrived in Grangeville Saturday even
ing from Spokane, where she had spent
a week visiting friends. She left on
Sunday mornings stage for her home
r. P. Nash well-known rancher of
the Boles section, was in Grangeville
Monday enroute to his home after hav-
ing spend Christmas in Lewiston with
his family.
II. S. McCurley, clerk at the Imper-
ial hotel, returned Monday evening
from Pullman, Wn., where he had been
for i holiday visit with relatives and
friends.
Probate Judge Wilbur Campbell de-
parted Friday morning for Salt Lake
City, going by way of Pendleton. He
planned to be away from Grangeville
for week or ten days. Judge Camp
bell will return by way of Butte.
Miss Dorothy Taylor representing
the extension department of the Uni /
versity of Idaho, was an arrival in
Grangeville Wednesday night from
Moscow, to take up work in home
economics in Idaho county.
7. j. Bragg arrived in Grangeville /
Monday night from Seattle to take
charge of the campaign in Idaho county |
for chit raising of funds for Armenian
and Syrian relief. He is registered |
at the Imperial hotel.
Mrs. w. r. Rieley of the Imperial
hotel expects to depart early next week
on pleasure journey to southern Cal
ifornia. She viii accompany her
daughter to her school at Spokane, and
from Spokane will proceed to California.
Homer Phillips of Spokane was here
last week visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Phillips. anu greeting friends.
He left for his home Sunday morning.
Mr.. Phillips is following his trade Of T
barber in Spokane.
d. H. Sasenbery will leave this week
for Hot Lake, Ore. where he Twill
talium IN hopes of benefitting his (
health. Later he will 90 to North i
Bend. ORD. where he viii be met BY
Mrs. Sasehbery, and where they win {
pend some time visiting relatives.
Charles Selfords, the Fem black
mith, and Roy Strickland, proprietor I
If pool hall at Fem were visitors in {
Monday Mr. Selfords re ]
lorts business good in his line. He does $
lot find much spare time between car 4
ng. for the blacksmithing business of '
he farmers of the Fem section. =
Mr. and Mrs. o. o. Gordon and two
hildren of John Day were arrivals in
the first of the week from
.hewena, Wash, where they spent
christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. v II. Keil-
az, relatives of the Gordons. On their
eturn trip they stopped at Vollmer for
days visit with alb rother of Mr.
ordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown and
lree children, and Mr.. Brown 5
lther, P. Brown, departed early this
eek for Seattle where they viii make
leir home. Both men are experienced
lrpenters, and they hope to find work
the shipyards on Puget Sound.
hester Brown held a position as clerk
the grocery department of the A. IL
F. store, previous to leaving Grange SO
lie. he
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Holt of higgins ~
IRE in Grangeville this week en- route 90
me from Butte, Mont, where they ~.
ent month as guests Of their -
tighter. Mrs. r. S. Phillips. Mr.. Holt ~. ~
member of the well-known stock a.. ~
IN of Holt & Rhoades. He said he a.
IS glad to get back to Idaho county. 81 80
lille he thoroughly enjoyed himself
lie away. Mr.. Holt was anxious to
ain take up his work in the Salmon
er country. He says he is not content sa'
less he is working. While in Grange. me
le. Mr.. and Mrs Holt were guests thu
the Imperial. go