Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-12-23
PERSONAL

Robert Cone, stockman, of near
Whitebird, was in the city Monday.
Clark Rush arrived home Sunday
from the University of Idaho.
Ralph and Dick Haskins have gone
to Portland to spend Christmas.
George NJ. Reed was business Wis
itor in Lewiston Monday.
Edward c. Smith, of Whitebird, was
in Grangeville Wednesday.
Lee Griffith is in GrangevilIe from
Whitebird.
George J. Smith is in the city from
Spring Camp.
D. F. Van Pool, of Spring Camp,
is visitor in Grangeville.
E. L. Dufur, of Fem, was in
Grangeville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Fassnacht have
gone to Lewiston for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs Charles J. Simmons has de-
parted for her former home in Cincin-
natl, O., for a brief visit.
Mrs. s. J. Proctor has departed for
her home at Dallas, Ore, after a visit
here with her son, L. R. Proctor.
x. D. Kettenbach, who has been in
Whitebird for some time, was in the
city this week.
A. S. Johnson, merchant and post
master, at Golden. is a visitor in
Grangevile.
Mrs. Mabel Cunningham and son will
spend Christmas with relatives in Lew
iston.
Miss Elizabeth Parker is home from
the University of Idaho, for the
holiday vacation.
Merle Markham, who is attending {
the University of Idaho, Moscow, is i
home for the annual holiday vacation 3
Miss Bemetta Filters, who has been
attending school here, has gone to her
home at Lucille for holiday visit. |
Miss EIvina Meyer, a student at !.
The state university, is spending the b
holiday vacation at her home near n
Fem.
j. A. Feaster of the Fem section
was business visitor in Grangeville =
Tuesday and paid pleasant call to =
the Free Press office -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Devon n
Ter have gone to Oakley, Ida, to G
spend the winter at the home of Mrs
Van Deventer's son, DR. J. L. Rains. r,
Herbert Powell, who is employed N
N the mines at Mullan, is home for a ri
Holiday visit with his parents, Mr.. and IL
Mrs. John A. Powell. 81
A. F. Parker has returned from Boi- eo
e, where he attended a meeting of ri
he trustees of the State Historical
oeiety. NJ
Fred White, who is connected with
he U. s. internal revenue office at
Boise, is here for a holiday visit with an
ONE folk. tn
&C
Hon. NJ. R. Hattabaugh, grand mas of
er Of the Idaho Odd Fellows, return ia
. late last week from Caldwell, where tn
e was called on lodge business. pu
Miss Ruby Smith, a student at the c go
University Of Idaho is spending the ~,
hristmas vacation with her parents, rs
Lr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith. me
Mr. and Mrs. n. B. Strange have
turned from Anaconda, Mont, and 81
in again make their home here. Mr.
range has resumed his position in
@ Callan meat market.
Miss Ruth z. Gray, who recently
Melted teaching a term of school at H.
nfeld, was in Grangeville Sunday
her way to her home in southern
aho.
George W. Marshall, well-known
'ekman Of the Salmon river country,
IS in Grangevile Monday on bust
IS. Mr. Marshall resides in White
d.
Miss Norma Cowgirl, sopohmore at
University Of Idaho, is spending
holidays with her parents, Mr..
1 Mrs. George Cowgirl, west Of IT,
:. A. II mil, well-known rancher
tie Grcencreek section, and his
ter Mrs. Ford, were in Grangeville
urday making holiday purchases
m local merchants.
I'd Hawley sen Of ex-Gov. James upon
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