Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-08-21
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

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visit to relatives in Iowa. They wer
met in Spokane by Mr.. Arnold.
Nlrs. Z. w. Richey is here from For
Lapwai, visiting her parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. G. w. Barker
George c. Grattan has arrived il
Grangeville, after two years military
service in France. He was in the
Eighteenth U. S. Engineer regiment
George Boley, stockman, of the White
bird section, was in Grangeville Monday
having delivered forty head of cattle
to local buyers.
MIR. and Mrs. John d. Long left late
last week for Post Falls, Ida, for a
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Ii. H.
Eisenhauer.
Mrs. Frank Hockersmith, who two
weeks ago underwent q serious surgical
opeation, has returned to her home
here from the hospital at Moscow. Mrs.
Hockersmith is well on the way to re-
covery.
Julian Jones, Salmon river boy,
who was in the hospital corps, U. S.
navy, was in Grangeville this week
visiting friends. He is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Jones.
Miss Elsie Stanbery, after spending
her vacation here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. D. Stanbery, has departed
for Berkeley, Cal, to resume her studies
at the University of California. She
will enter her sophomore year.
Miss Coda Nelson was u guest of
Miss Mildred Campbell and Mrs. Isaac
Iehner the latter part Of last week.
Miss Nelson was visiting friends in
She leaves shortly for
Walla Walla, where 7ha will attend
school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berchmans Anger, who
were welded in Seattle two weeks ago.
arrived in Grangeville Tuesday evening.
fter a honeymoon ON the coast and in |
Janada. They will reside in the E. S. |
Vincent house, recently purchased by
.Ir. Anger
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Bcknen OF Boise
we're in Grangeville Tuesday night.
hey were on tour of the North and
south highway route, and departed from
Boise by automobile Monday. They
1T Grangeville Wednesday morning on
he return trip to Boise.
j. Frank Sims arrived home Satur-
ay night from Okmulgce, Okla. NIr.
inns spent two weeks in the Oklahoma
il fields, which are booming. He has
number of shares of oil stock, which
re rapidly increasing in value, and af-
r. inspecting the field, declared he is
ell pleased with his investment.
Fl. E. Patton and family, Mr.. and
RS. Dave Patton of Cherokee, Okla.
I'd P. o. Adams and family, also of
herokee, have returned to Grangeville. :
ter week s fishing trip to the Little !
llmon river. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Pat Z
n are guests of Mr.. Patton s brother, l
p. Patton, near town.
NJ. Sullivan, mining man, of Orc c
ande, was in Grangeville Monday. f
+. Sullivan left the mining camp p
out two weeks ago and has spent part c.
the intervening time in Grangeville. 4
expected to return to Orogrande
thin 4 few days. Mining is quiet at G
e present time in the Orogrande dis. et
ct, said Mr. Sullivan. b,
Miss Margaret Sweet, county super. 81
endent of schools, returned to Grange of
lie late last week, after ten days.
to the Salmon River country.
IS Sweet visited higgins, Lucille,
litebird, Joseph, AMI Doumecq. She ne
mt part of the time visiting sum- tn
r schools, in session on the Joseph Sc
Doumecq plains. Miss Sweet made LIE
trip on a saddle horse. co
IRIS. NJ. A. Batty and Mrs. C. A. Ca
ris have returned from two weeks or
{ to coast points They were guests
lr. Batty's ranch at Maupin, Ore. bo,
then proceeded to Portland. where tbI
Batty purchased her fall line of foo
merry and suits and coats, which she are
soon receive at her store in Grange hio
;. Mrs. Lewis went from Portland Re,
Seattle, where she visited her son. bor
Lewis Mrs. Lewis daughter, Miss to
/ Lewis, who spent the summer in the
lgeville, was married recently to S11
Norman A. Lilly at Bridgeport.