Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-01-17
PERSONAL

Harvey A. Booth was here from Elk
z 'i'v this week.
F. Il. Leonard returned Friday eve
ming from a business trip to Spokane
George Davis of Castle Creek was
registered at the Imperial hotel Wednes-
day.
T. A. Randall of Cottonwood was a
visitor in Grangsville the first of the
week.
Postmaster John V. Nash of Cotton
wood was in Grangeville tuesday
greeting friends.
Ralph Kennedy, a clerk in a railroad
office at Lewiston, was in Grangeville
a few days recently.
Mrs. George Foster and two daugh-
ters, formerly of Grangeville, but now
residents of Lewiston, were arrivals
here Saturday evening for brief
visit.
Mrs. Charles K. McHarg jr. went to
Occur d 'Alene recently for visit with
her parents, former Justice and Mrs.
James r. Ailshie She also visited in
Spokane.
Mrs. Van Robertson has gone to Mos
COW and Spokane for visits with rela-
tives. In Moscow she visited her
mother, while she has a sister residing
in Spokane.
David McFadden left Monday morn
ing for Lewiston, after visit with his |
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Maugg Mr.. Ne
Fadden will 90 to Filler, Ida, for a visit !
with another daughter
Harry Twilegar OF Lucille was among
the young men who passed the army
physical examination at the court house
this week. Mr. Twilegar declared he
was eager to get into the service.
Charles A. McGregor, who is in the
forest service at Kooskia, was in
Grangeville Wednesday in connection
with the selective draft. While here
he had the opportunity of visiting
friends.
Harry B. Zerr, the Whitebird barber.
dance manager and all around good fell
low, was in Grangeville Monday from
the Salmon river metropolis and while
here found time to pay "a call to the
Free Press office.
Mrs w. R Rieley of the Imperial
hotel returned to Grangeville Wednes- 1
day night after week s visit to Poca
tello and other points in south Idaho.
She did not 90 to California, as she
at the time of her de- :
parture from Grangeville..
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lee were visitors -
N Grangeville Tuesday from their home f
a mile south of Fem. Mr. Lee, who's y
was caller at the Free Press office. -
aid sleighing was good between Grange e.
lille and Fem. He reported propects
or splendid crop next season. "
Mrs. D. H. Sasenbery departed Tues e;
lay morning for Hot Lake Ore, to ci
meet Mr. Sasenbery, who has been at b,
lot Lake undergoing treatment for w
heumatism. From Hot Lake they are M
o proceed to Portland and points in b,
he Coos bay country for visit with
elatives. III
Sam Jones of the Whitebird country til
'as an arrival in Grangeville yester an
ay on his way to Lewiston. Mr. Jones w
aported that the snow is melting rapid
? at Whitebird and that indications H,
ONT to the early opening of spring.
lie said the grass under the snow is
reen and that cattle are doing well.
Probate Judge Wilbur Campbell re- pm
rned to Grangeville Thursday evening NJ
tier two weeks visit to Salt Lake ce
lty. The judge made the trip in the pc
'pe OF benifittmg his health, and re- cit
rned much improved. He had not been WI
ell since last summer, when he was Sp
e victim of n siege of thyphod fever. do
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Genger were sur
re this week from Fairfield. Mont. OH
n a visit with friends Mr. Genger No
no was contractor in Grangeville SCI
5ht years ago, Is now president of the no
ate Bank of Fairfield. He and Mrs. $40
snger left Wednesday morning for '"'
nerican Lake, Wn., to visit friends
the national army cantonment.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Altman and
rec children were arrivals here Mon no,
y from Palmer, Iowa. and will take
secession of the Fl. A. VouBaroen mar
nm which Mr.. Altman purchased some =
ne ago. Mr. Altman is son of Joe or
tman. residino north Of cra,,, ~ ne lam
brought with him from Iowa car ed
livestock. farming implements and OF
'ieultural equipment. con
P. Greenough of Missoula. Mont -
Edward Wren Of Spokane. mem ~
S Of the well-known railroad con S HV
1ction firm of Wren & Greenoueh. ~
re in Grangeville the first of the e..
Elk on business. They are heavily sha1
crested in real estate in idaho coun N
being identified with the Wren &
enough Land company, which com o. +
y owns several thousand acres of
lat land in the Denver section. Mr.
enough makes his home at Missoula APT
1t of the time, supervising opera.
IS on farm of several thousand
IS owned by the same company NJ