Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-06-15

and Ed Matzke, all of Dixie, transact
ed business in Grangeville this week
Phil Hartman, the Sites imple-
nient dealer, vas in Grangeville Mon
day.
Mrs. Fred White is back from Boise,
where she visited Mr. White, who is in
the U. S. internal revenue service.
II. G. Oliver and +. H. steen. of
Sites, were visitors in Grangeville
Wednesday.
Miss Phoebe Gillett left Sunday for
Lewiston to attend the summer session
of the state normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Callan have re-
| turned from Spokane, where Mr.. Cal
Ian purchased a 6-cylinder automobile.
G. V. Barker, the photographer, is
home from business trip to Ken
drick and nearby towns
Miss Mildred Kelley, who has been
attending Holy Name academy, Spo-
kane, is home for the summer
Albert Taylor, who is attending
the University of Idaho. at Moscow,
has returned to his home here to
spend the summer vacation.
John Kabat, son, Egbert, and
daughters. Misses Aurela and Marie,
left Wednesday by automobile for a +
tour of the Pacific coast
Miss Bernadean Stewart, of CIarks-
ton, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde P.
Ferguson. Miss Stewart is a sister of
Mrs. Ferguson.
County Commissioner Dale Clark and
Atty. l.. A. Fem, both of Kooskia.
transacted business in Grangeville
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wills, of Upton.
Ia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wills and
son, Gus, of Kooskia, spent Monday
in Grangeville.
Willard Rush is home for the sum-
ner vacation, after finishing his
freshman year at the University of ,
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. r. Titus and daugh-
er, Grace, left late last week on IN
trip to Spokane, Portland
nd Seattle. v
Don G. Fisher has returned from the f
University of Idaho, where he has |
cen a student during the last nine t
ionths. D
w. H.. Zumwalt was an arrival in r.
rangeville late last week from
Iaples, Ida, where he is engaged in 7
lining.
Merle Markham is home from the
University of Idaho, Moscow. He win
2 employed during the summer on the
ezperce National forest f.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gilkeson and "a
lughter Nadine, have returned from os
70 weeks motor trip to Spokane, %
cattle, Lewiston and Portland ~
Don G. Fisher has departed for Elk
ty where he viii be employed dur Ii
& the summer on the national for
Mrs. Otto Schwabach and daughter,
Telyn, of Seattle, are gueets of Mrs W.
hwabach s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. f.,
Martin. a'
Mrs. N. T. Stubs has departed for co,
'rtland, where she viii accept tn,
sition with wholesale millinery Jo
use. ia.
Mrs. J. W. McFall and two children NJ.
Shoshone, are guests of Mrs Me .lol
s parents, DR.. and Mrs G. s. HI
ockton.
w. f. Abererombie, foreman of the WI
ave creek road, and Ed Lancaster.
re arrivals in Grangeville Wednes-
W. Cone was an arrival late last tbe
elk from Boise. After several DAYS. ~
y in Grangeville, he departed for ,yo,
mountain country, on mining bust tor
" gui
drs. >. II. Smith and her brother, the
n Herrold, of Caldwell, who has ten
n a guest at the Smith home, de- Jail
ted Wednesday for Genesee 10 visit cost
ltives. day
fr and Mrs. X. B. Brown and tim
ghter, of Newark N. J.. are euests gull
The M. L. Ayers home. Mrs Brown
a sister of Mrs. Ayers, and
ghter of Mr. and Mrs John Coram. D
IRIS. Dora F. Sims and Miss Marion ten
s, who have resided Mt Knapna rhet
:. where Miss Sims taught in the yhet
lie schools, are expected here short any
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. may
Sims. herl
. F. Parker is back crom Wallace, ana
re he attended y meeting of the lnea
tn Idaho Chamber of Commerce with
a delegate from the Grange~ilIe
mercial club. Mr. Parker deliver WI
IN address before the delegates.
I'VE Yates, ranchcr, of the Winona
on, spent several days in Grange
here NJ yotes 49, sD's a,,, "nS "ili fled
Jury duty, and did not obtain his reSer
;,,;. - road
'i p".'u - prdnail, pookkeeper IN throl
- '', sn ~ S".,'"s 'Iairie, iell wed In h
=, ~ oi'i"nu 70 spei'a three his a
sa.ion, MIS- uranam ana the
several months. and
pert Markham, ewlv-appointed claim
~ game warden, returned Friday vile