Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-01-10
: PERSONAL

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} F. A. Cox was in Grangeville from
, Whitebird Saturday.
: F. L. Leonard left this morning for
Spokane on several days business trip.
Miss Laura Cunningham, teacher at
Fem, spent Sunday in Grangeville.
DR.. Schlling will be at Thompson s
Jewelry Store February and 5. 34-4
Miss Letitia Frizzell was an arrival
from Moscow Saturday night and spent
Sunday at home.
| DR.. +. A. Shilling was in Grangeville
from Cottonwood Monday and Tues
day on his regular professional trip.
Ben Shaw returned Saturday night
from Seattle, where he had been with
shipment of stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Troxel of the
keuterville section were visitors in
Grangeville Saturday.
Dorothy and Lucille Adsley of Pollock
were registered at the Imperial Sun
day.
George Behean and Misses Anna and
Addie Behean of Whitebird were regis
tered at the Imperial Saturday.
David McFadden arrived in Grange
vile Friday evening from Lewiston to
visit his daughter, Mrs. A. j. Maugg.
Charles Durham, prominent sheepman
OF Salmon river, was here the first of
the week greeting friends.
Earl and William Mulhall of the Fem
section were visitors in Grangeville
Saturday. ri---. 4
Frank Hogan, well known Salmon riv /
er rancher, was visitoriin Grangeville
the early part of the; week. .i.s
Misses Erbs and Brooks, of the local
teaching corps, returned Saturday from
Lewiston. where they spent the hoiidey
vacation.
Mrs L. A. Wisener and son, Bob,
who had been spending part of the
winter in Lewiston, were arrivals in :
Grangeville Saturday night.
Senator and Mrs. n. b. Pettibone
were visitors in Grangeville Saturday .
Senator Pettibone returned last week
fom Boise Z
Miss Anderson, second grade teacher.
eturned last week from North Dokata.
where she spent the holiday vacation
listing at her home
Mrs. w. R. Kelley of the Imperial \,
otel departed Monday morning for g,
and later win go to southern n,
'alifornla for vacation visit. 81
Miss Marian Schilling left for her w
ONE at Cottonwood Wednesday morn s.
ne Otter visit of several DAYS with dc
IRIS. Thomas Thompson. st
Miss Ruth Miller, English teacher in on
ne high school, returned the first of yc
he week from Spokane, where she was Sc
he guest of friends for a week. HI
Monte Shuck was in Grangeville Sat ST
-dav from Whitehead boinIr ~, - ba
evasion, where he attends school. after
lending his holiday vacation at home.
Fletcher T. Hamshaw arrived in ex
rangeville Monday night from Seattle, we
I'd departed Tuesday for the Dewey OK
ming camp. VIC
Thomas Westby of the McGhie Trad 40
e Company has returned from Seat. o 40,
and Victoria, where he visited for -
me time.
Evan Evans left early this week for par
use to attend meeting of the state
ard of education. Mr. Evans is pres. TT
mt of the board.
!. II. Meyer and C. A. Meyer, ranchers oo.
the Fem section were visitors in 80
ingeyllle Monday, having come here 1e1
s Stions.a; WIN the answering of fs26
=. 'OlraiisS 1911
fiss Mildren Kelley returned Sunday at
Spokane, where she is attending A
DOL, after holiday visit with her inc
her, Mrs. w. r. Kelley, and brother, acre
rion, at the Imperial stab
udge James F. AiIshie arrived in ton
ngeville Friday evening for a visit for
! his daughter, Mrs. Charles Fl. Me eond
g jr. Judge Ailsnie left Monday of a
ming for his home at Coenr d'Alene. show
RS. Fem Batty left this week for lS II,
bnehand ,.,ha a. 80. WI JON able
: thor sor eo,a 80; s'.a''.s eIva1' latte
will ;onrno,, 20 par a. 80 usua
lof q 1911 ~ bush
parti
- Jefferson, assistant supervisor river
he Nezperee National forest, went
he Pittsburg Ranger station last pr y.
to confer with the advisory board ~,
e Cow Creek Livestock association y,
alters pertaining to the forest ser . Gnan
and Mrs Emmett Jones departed So.
lay for their home in the Salmon 7 .aL
country. Mr.. Jones arrived in oo+;n
eNille Saturday from the ranch to 10.
Mrs. Jones, who had been here re- ,sod
ing from minor OPERATION TO .n,'
she submitted in the Grangeville Tho =.
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n n. NICE, former county commits ton G
, was an arrival in Grangeville Kan. :