Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-05-27
PERSONAL

$ Atty. E. NJ. Griffith has returned
from Spokane.
D. H. Sasenbery has been in Port
land this week.
Lee Griffith was among the White
bird folk in Grangeville this week.
Miss Leasel Hussman of Cottonwood
was visitor in Grangcyille Sunday
evening.
S. Y. Fullaway, supervisor of the
Nezperce National forest, has gone to
Elk City.
Harry Baker of Clearwater was in
Grangeville Tuesday, attending the
Democratic meeting.
Felix Martzen of Cottonwood was
u business visitor in Grangeville Tues
day.
Mrs. King and daughter. Miss Mi
nerva, Of Lakota, n. D., were guests
at the H, l.. Hanson home
Roger Mccarthy has returned from
south Idaho, where he spent several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seger and son,
Bert, of Winona, were in Grangeville
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hogan Of
Whitebird were in Grangeville to at
tend the commencement exercises.
Their son, Roy, was member of the /
high school graduating class.
Leroy C. Waller, H. NJ Moore, j. B.
Leeper and Editor Stewart, all of
Sites, were in Grangeville Tuesday
to attend the Democratic couny NEE
ing.
Ira Jefferies, who has been residing
near Sites, was in Grangeville last /
week. Mr.. Jefferies and family re-
Gently removed to a ranch in the Vi .
cinity Of Clearwater
C. c. Howell, homesteader residing
in the South Fork country, was a
business visitor in Grangeviue Mon
day, and paid a social call to the
Free Press office.
Robert Lee, wel-known farmer Of
the Fem section, was a visitor in
Grangeville Tuesday. Mr.. Lee declar-
ed he was well pleased with the crop
outlook.
Mrs. Ada Addison returned Monday
night from California, where she spent
the winter. Mrs. Addison visited
Oakland, Los Angeles, and other
points Of interest in the southland.
Harry c. Cranke departed Monday
FOR few days visit at his stock
'anch north of Spokane. Mr.. Cranke
las rented the Clark house in the
'ast end of town, and win shortly
occupy the residence as home.
J. W. Curtis, for the last year sup
of schools at Kamiah
nd former head of the Whitebird
choOls, was IN Grange Vile Tuesday
nd Wednesday on matters or bust
ess. Mr.. Curtis cOntemplates remov- !
ng with his family to Grangeville.
J. NJ Eakin, a pioneer mining man
I Idaho county, but who for several
ears has resided in Seattle and in
Iaska, was in the city the first of
ne week, enroute to mining country
II Salmon river, south of Dixie
here he intends spending the summer
). l.. Wilman, prominent stockman
the Whitebird country, was in
Tuesday and was a plea
Mt caller at the Free Press office. Mr..
'illman said livestock in the Salmon
yer section is doing well, and the
ltire country has an air of prosper
y.
Hon Seth D. Jones, representative
the state legislature from Idaho
unity, was in Grangeville the first
the week from his home in the
hitebird country. Mr.. Jones is much
terested in the political situation.
i'd spent much time while here dis .
ssing politics.
w. A. Robinson, formerly of the
ntral garage in this city, but now.
Lewiston, was in Grangeville Mon !
y and Tuesday. Mr. Robinson is !
oprletor of an automobile electri- !
establishment in Lewiston, and is !
falling and jObbing electrical sup
es. Mr.. Robinson was ACCOMPANIED ::
his trip here by Quinn Wilson. of !;
okane. Z