Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-08

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Miss Belle Sweet, librarian at tn,
University of Idaho, Moscow, is her,
for month IS vacation visit at he
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. George were il
Grangeville Saturday from Woodland
Mr.. George is proprietor of the genera
store at Woodland
Mrs William Mulhall and son, viii
liam, Of Denver, viii leave Monday for
Santa Clara, Cal, where William will
enter military school
John Gaffney, jr. of Seattle, son of
John Gaffney, formerly connected with
the A. & +. store in Grangeville, was
here Monday enroute to Adams Camp to
visit his uncle, Dick Steen.
Mrs. W. F. Myrick, in company with
her mother, Mrs. Summers, returned Sat
ruday evening from Boise. Mrs. Ny
rick was called to Boise to attend the
funeral of her father
Oren Fitzgerald is in town for visit
with his mother, Mrs. Clara Fitzgerald.
Oren has been at Joseph, working on a
ranch. He viii return in September to
the Idaho Technical institute, at Poca-
tello.
G.. A. Smith, assistant district fores-
ter, of Missoula, Mont, was here the
first of the week. Mr. Smith was en-
route to Missoula from the Selway
National forest, where he had been on
fire work
G. w. Smith, member of the firm of
Smith Bros, operators of the New York
mine, in the Ten Mile district, was in
Grangeville this week on his way to
the mine after six weeks visit to Seat
tie and Tacoma
VIM. Zumwalt was in the city Satur-
day and Sunday from his ranch in the
Denver country. Mr. Zumwalt came to
say goodbye to his son, William ir.,
who left Monday morning with the
boys for the army.
Mrs George A. Everest and children
are here from Wallace for a visit with
Mrs. Everest s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Bourland. Mr. Everest recently re-
moved from Wallace to Interstate, Ida,
~ bara ba i
Miss Faye Westenhiser was in
Saturday from her home on
Route .. Miss Westenhiser, who last
year taught the Columbus school, has
been engaged to teach the school at
during the coming year.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Maugg returned
sunday night from several days auto
Mobile trip to Spokane. On their return
rip, they stopped at Moscow for a visit
With Mr. and Mrs f. S. Barton, former
esiednts of Grahgeville.
Robert j. Gill, prominent rancher of
he Lucille section, returned to his home
fonday, after several days visit in
Mr.. Gill was in Grange
lille primarily to witness the departure
the draft contingent.
S. w. Patterson, a Unknown rancher
the Winona section, and son, Joe,
ere in Grangeville Wednesday for
ipply of oil, preparatory to placing in
Deration a threshing outfit owned by
Ir. Patterson. He hoped to begin
lreshing this week.
Mrs S. v Fullaway and daughters,
isses Anna and Ethel, are here from
maha, for two weeks visit with their
N and brother, s. V. Fullaway. jr..
perintendent of the Nezperce Nation
forest. They plan to visit the Pacific
asst before returning to Omaha
M. e. Sewell was in town Saturday
d Sunday from his home at Lucille,
d left Monday morning with the
lected men for Camp Fremont, Cal. f
r. Sewell is son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sewell well-known residents Of
Gle
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Wisener and son,
bert, returned Tuesday evening from
wiston, where they were guests of
:. and Mrs. V. Knapp. Robert had
en- in Lewiston for week, while Mr..
1 Mrs Wisener went to Lewiston