Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-02-21
PERSONAL
.s...ss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


|. f. zuver spent Monday in Cotton
wood
DR.. G. S. Stockton was in Cotton.
wood Monday.
}. J. Shuek was an arrival Wednesday
night from Elk City.
W. A. Jones was a visitor in Granoc.
vile Tuesday from his ranch at BoIes
f. j. Pfennebecker and Elmer Pfenne.
becker were here from Winona TODAY.
Ray Thompson of Whitebird was re-
Clustered at the Imperial Wednesday.
Atty. F. f. Fogg was in Nezperee
on legal business the first of the week
K. d. Hinkley of higgins was visi.
tor In Grangeville the first of the week
Miss Opal Harlan has RETURNED home
after visit of three weeks in .Spo
kane.
Probate Judge Wilbur Campbell left
inns morning for Spokane on brief
business trip.
Frank Foresman was visitor in
Grangeville from Cottonwood the first
of the week
NJ. F. Evans young raneher of tbe /
salmon river section, was a visitor in
today.
j. J. Staley, superintendent of the
Grangeville public schools, departed
sunday for Portland, TO consult an eve.
sight specialist.
II. S. McCurley, day clerk at the
imperial hotel, arrived home Monday
'vemng from Pullman, Wn., where he
pent several days with friends.
Tom Chandler has gone to his ranch j
IN Mil Creek for few days, and dur.
ng ms absence r. o. Wilson is working 9
the Chandler & Coyne pool hall.
District Judge Wallace N. Scales re-.
urned home the first of the week from
'ezperce, where he had been holdipo /,
curt and will open court in GraneeviIle
londay
Mrs. K. l.. Maxey and two children 7
eparted Tuesday morning for Willis o,
a, Ia, for visit with relatives. Late. h
ley will 90 to Phoenix, Ariz.. to ioin n
Lr. Maxey who is located in Arizona al
L. S. Thompson, young rancher in
ON the Lucille section, was in Grange b,
lie TINS week, coming to submit TO the al
lyslcal examination under the selee II
We draft II,
;. + Shut, editor of the Cottonwood ca
lromele, and son, were in GraneeviIn
ednesday night on matters pertainin,. al
the seleetive draft. Young Shut III
Is called for examination. us
Seth d. Jones, prominent raneber and On
ttleman of the Salmon river conn. e..
?, was IN Grangeville from his homo 1G
ar Whitebird the first of the week
. Jones came to Grangeville TO ~ an
Id the funeral Of Mrs. Robert Cone. #,
[. NJ. Atwood returned Tuesday mint l6.
vi roTtland, where he attended an
omoolle show. Mr.. Atwood was fav yot
oiy impressed with the display Of by
Tor ears and trucks He is lookinp -
"a prosperous season in the auto OF
Die business here this year. the
lrs- Frank VanDeventer has gopc NJ
Portland, accompanied to the Ore. !"
metropolis by Mrs. Wildenthaler ny
Miss Harriet Wildenthaler of aN
lston. Mrs. YanDevonter experfs OF
spend three weeks or month Il, me
land and viii be met there later
Mr. VanDcventer. -==
. H. Badgero returned TO GRANGE. n
Monday night. after two weeks, az
non, spent in Portland and Walla 8
a. While in Portland he saw . &
Der OF Grangeville folk who are In vi
oregon metropolis spending the win.
Mrs. Badgero, who aceompanicd IN
Badgero to Portland, remained in
Walla, for a visit with their
hter Mr.. Badgero spent several
~ Walla Walla enroute home
the coast.
ICE H. vinyard was an arrival in
Seylile Sunday night from Boise. A&
visit of ten days with relatives
friends in the state capital. The
while away, had opportunity to M
friendships with a number of
ners, including former Gov. James
lwiey. Judge Vineyard said that
's' news that uis son Richard L.