Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-09-01
PERSONAL

the Boles country, is in Grangeville
j. V. Ripley was in the city thi
: week from Garfield.
Mrs. R. j. Dickson, of Whitebird
> is visiting in Grangeville.
o. Hampton, of Elk City, was z
guest at the Imperial Thursday
Robert Cone, of near Whitebird
was in Grangeville Thursday.
Atty. William E. Lee, of Moscow, is
in the city on business matters.
Emmett Mulhal, of Benua Wn.,
is in the city on business matters.
| Atty. F. E. Fogg returned Tuesday
night from a business trip to lewiston
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Wright and
daughter returned Tuesday evening
from an automobile trip to lewiston
Sam Jones, stockman, of the White
bird country, was visitor in the city
/ this week.
l.. O. Hollenbeak and M. G. Hol-
brook, both of higgins, were register
ed at the Imperial Thursday.
Monte G. Shuck, clerk in the Sal
mon River store, at Whitebird, was an
arrival in the city on Tuesdays stage.
Sheriff j. G. Eimers and Prosecuting
Attorney B. Anger have returned from
business trip to Elk City.
Robert J. Gill and d. L. Hartman,
of Whitebird, were visitors in the city
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. H. V. Riggs, former
residents here, are in the city from
Nampa.
J. A. Peterson, assistant postmaster.
is home from brief business trip to
Lewiston.
A. H. Wetherbee, cashier of the
Bank of Camas Prairie, has been cal I
led to Spokane, owing to the serious
illness of his mother.
Judge and Mrs Wallace N. Scales
will leave Monday for Nezperee, where,
on Tuesday, Judge Scales will open
court for Lewis county.
Miss Olive Merritt, of Edgemere,
Ida, has arrived in Grangeville Miss
Merritt will teach domestic science in
the high school here.
V. E. Faulkner, C. w. Warnock and
Mrs. Amos Faulkner, all of White
bird, were arrivals in the city Thurs
day.
Miss Opal Harlan is home from
trip to Portland, Tacoma, and
Seattle, and has resumed her duties as
clerk at the Sims store.
Miss Harriet wildenthaler, who has
been a guest of friends in Grange !
vile for some time, left Monday for
her home in Lewiston.
l.. nj. Harris and Harold Harris re-
.urned Tuesday from a two weeks mo-
ior trip to Portland and points in :,
u
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baker and son, :
Bill, expect to leave Sunday on an
trip to Spokane, Colfax and a
Valla Walla. 4
Miss Leona Lynch, who will teach n
he first grade in the public schools, n
as arrived in Grangeville from Sa. b
ina, Ks. al
Madison Myers is in Grangeville e
rom San Diego, Cal, where he has C
ssided for the last year, and will &
pend short time here. g
Lloyd Stone arrived in GrangeviIle y
uesday night from Monroe, Wn, and 81
rs accepted a position as baker for q
r. Proctor. Mr.. Stone fohmerly ~.
as in the employ of Mr.. Proctor ~
Henry S. Hazlitt, mining engineer, in
no has spent more than a year at
'rt Oxford, Ore, is in GrangevilIe, q,
route to Dixie. Mr.. Hazlitt is an ba
time mining man of Idaho county. N
William Thompson and son. Donald, tai
d r. p. Bevis. of Lewiston, were
the city this week, enroute home
'm camping trip in the vicinity
Moores lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Campbell
d Miss Mildred Reilly left the first
the week for Spokane, where Miss
ldred will enter Holy Name acade-
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. f. Ladd and son
We returned to Grangeville after
cir summers vafation Mr.. and
s. Laid will resume their positions
teachers in the public schools
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Fryett and son, (
Bremerton, Wn., were guests recent
at the Harry Morris home. They
de the trip to Grangeville and re
n by automobile.
Walter Lemons left Monday for his
ne at Spring Camp, after visit the
several days in the city. Ms. La:n- l,,,
and son, who accompanied Mr.. ~
mons to Grangeville, remained here an
a longer stay. ann
" A. Jones, stocknan, of Boles. c
$ in GrangevilIe this week. Mr.. of
les came by way of Cottonwood, 10
lch place he accompanied Misses
lie Robinson and Mayme Kube; who that
been visiting at the Jones home. dist
iiss Maxine Collins arrived in
ngevilie Wednesday evening from
dpoint, for an indefinite stay at Opp
home of her brother, v. L. Col