Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-27
PERSONAL

Mrs. Harry Morris has departed fo
. Seattle, to visit relatives.
Ed Nelson, of Denver, was in Grange
Vile Tuesday.
Atty. Miles Johnson, of Lewiston
was in Grangeville Monday night.
Lee Kelley, stockman, of the Bole.
country, is in Grangeville.
L. M. Harris returned SATURDAY
night from a business trip TO Spokane
A. H. Wilson, state pure food in
spector for the north Idaho district
was in Grangeville, Tuesday.
James A. Greier, of Fem, has re-
turned from California, where he
spent the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Parker left Sunday
for Boise, to visit her sister, Mrs. r.
B. Kading.
William Plat, one of the leading
( Salmon river stockman, was transact.
ing business in Gr9ngeville this week
Joe Kurdy, prominent rancher of
the Winona section, was in Grangeville
Monday.
Mrs w. M. Noble and son have re-
turned from two weeks stay in Lew
iston.
George w. Boley, rancher and
stockman of the Whitebird country
was an arrival in Grangeville Monday.
Mrs. Fl. G. Mcdonald is here from
Walla Walla, visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Briscoe.
County Commissioner Dale Clark
and Lloyd A. Fem, editor of the
Kooskia Mountaineer, were in Grange
vile Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Pugh, of
Craigmont, were arrivals in Grange
vile Wednesday to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Olive Lyon, county superin
tendent of schools, has departed for !
Boise to attend a state meeting of |
county school superintendent
Willard Rush, student at the Uni.
versity of idaho, returned to Moscow
Monday after brief visit at his home
here.
T. A. Long and family are remov
ing from Charleston to Grangeville
In the fall. Mr.. Long expects 10 locate
On his ranch on the prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Fassnacht are
lgain at their home in Grangeville
lfter spending the winter in Lewis
on.
c. E. Morgan and Ed Shearer, ranch
RS of the Doumecq country, were in
transacting business Sat $
rday.
Fet Rhoades returned the first of $
he week from Lewiston, where he
listed with his family who reside I'm d
hat city.
Don c. Fisher and Merle Markham, e
tho spent several days visiting rela-
yes and friends here, left Monday e
'r Moscow to resume their studies a,
lie University of Idaho. f,
G.. B. Campbell returned Saturday
ght from Lewiston. While visiting et
Lewiston, Mr.. Campbell was taken
!, and was obliged to spend several X
lys in hospital before he was able
return home. His condition is now G.
lch improved.
Engineer J. ]. McCreedv arrived in in
angeville Tuesday night from Lew
on, and departed Thursday for Sal T
IN river, where he will be engaged ~
ring the summer in supervising CON
uetion on the North and South high
v.
7, F. Wren and Ed Wren, of Fem, III,
re in Grangeville, Tuesday. Mr.. hi,
I Mrs. T. F. Wren recently returned
their home near Fem. after spend in
the winter in Spokane. Mrs. Ed he
en-, who has been in Portland, also AT
lome. oh;
Walter Villas has returned from Tb
Angeles, where he spent the win
Tn Los Angeles, he saw Eli In p
m, formerly of the Free Press Col
&c. Mr.. Ingram is nicely situated in Re,
Angeles, said Mr.. Villas. and has ani
plendid position in a printing es- Mr.
lishment. M,
. Fl. Wetherbee, cashier of the bir,
k of Camas Prairie, left Sunday Vol
Lewiston, to he with Mrs. Wether- son
who on Tuesday underwent SER Fro
surgical operation. Mr.. Wether- Ct,
was accompanied TO Lewiston bv s+o,
son, Field. who visited here sever Rer
-eeks. n
homas Crossley. of the local for dav
office, left Wednesday for Win Wbi
ter, to supervise the getting ont of tbe
glas fir specimens for the Craig fcia
ntain Lumber company. These Mar
linens are to be sent to the Madi- 90,
laboratory at Madison, Wis. for
lgth tests. Mr.. Crosslev will re- Tn
the last of the week. LII
r. and Mrs. B. B. Scott ware in IN
lgeville, this week enroute 70
home at Elk CITY. after a motor a.
through California. They left Mo-
car in Lewiston Mr.. and II y
Scott left Elk CITY on san;,
mber 26. and spent almost four ba5
his motoring. Their tour took hons,
to all important cities in Cal NJ NT,
ia, and as far south as Mexico. 90 =
V. Gilbranson, of Grant Smith at+ot
,. general Contractors. was in -
geville Thursday. enroute from -
Hnd. by way of New Meadows. trash
,okane. Mr.. Gilbranson inspected ''
he company proposed highway mo,
ruction along Salmon river and HUI
the companv's road
ng machinery in GrangevilIe
Smith & Co. expects to bid on Ho,