Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-10-12
PERSONAL

W. A. Jones, of Boles, was in tn,
city this week attending the fair.
Fred Erskine, of Lewiston, is q
visitor in Grangeville this week.
H. M. Moore, of Sites, was Wis
itor in Grangeville Tuesday
Tom Watson, of Boles, was a fail
visitor.
O. r. Monroe, of near Clearwater,
was in Grangeville Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hartman were
here Tuesday from Sites to attend
the fair.
State Senator Seth D. Jones, of
Whitebird, has been in the city during
the week.
S. R. Church, of Charleston, has been
a guest during the week of his brother
Floyd Church.
c. V. McHone, of Kooskia, attended
the fair Wednesday, and was a pleas
ant caller at the Free Press Office.
j. b. Running, of Lewiston, former
director of the Cowboy band, has been
directing the band during the fair.
Dave and William Yates, of Wi
mona, were here for the fair Wednes-
day.
Adolph Brown, the Mt. Idaho mer
chant, transacted business in Grange
vile Wednesday,.
DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Shinnick and
children were among the Cottonwood
folk attending the fair
Clark LYDIA, of Slate ereek, Demo
cratic nominee for county commission
er, was in Grangeville during the fair. |
Alfred Franklin, Alva Fields and |
James Gribble, all of Elk City, were
arrivals in Grangeville Thursday.
Miss Jessie Basket and Mrs. Louis
Jones, of Elk City, were in the city
this week.
Michael Meyer is in Grangeville
tional Soldiers home, Sawtelle, Cal,
where he will spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Williams, Mrs.
Louis Grieving and Mrs. H. H. Gruer.
all of Sites, were in Grangeville Wed.
nesday.
Wallace Cridebaugh, of Lewiston.
is Grangeville visitor. Mr.. Cridle-
baugh resumed his old place in the
Cowboy band while here
Dale Clark, chairman of the board
of county commissioners, is in Grange
vile this week, attending the regular
meeting of the county board.
Mr.. and Mrs George Medved, Mr. {
and Mrs. Ray Minis and Mrs. Frc1
Simon, all of Cottonwood, attended
the fair Tuesday.
Leroy L. Gordon and William Nc.
Gaffee, of higgins, have been in
Grangeville this week, attending the
fair. i
Commissioner and Mrs. E. s. Vim |
cent, of Freedom, are i'll GrancsvlIle T
his week, while Mr.. Vincent attonds T
The meeting of the county board. b
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Eller and son E
we're in the city this week from their q
nome on Salmon river. Mr. Eller is G
he Democratic nominee for sherig of
IDAHO county. n
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Jenny were "A
lmong the Cottonwood folk who at 1
ended the fair Thursday. Mr.. Jenny p
S the Democratic nominee for state &,
enator from Idaho county.
Mrs. ]. w. Wilks, Mrs L. w. Pick I'll
ring, Mrs. A. S. Seaborg and Mrs. n
'uy Chiesman, all of Lewiston, arrived G
n Grangevillle Wednesday to attend
he fair G
Miss Aoda Nelson, who is attending
Washington State college, Pullman, m
as been guest this week of her .,
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nelson. Of
f Denver OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fem. Mr.. and
lrs. Lloyd A. Fem, Mr. and Mrs. F.
. Quist and daughter and Mr.. and tn
IRIS. Guy Cleveland and children, all Is
Kooskia, attended the fair Thurs n
ay. I'd
Willard Heath, a former Grangeville
'sident, who now resides at Yakima.
rs been in Grangeville this week.
nd played in the Cowboy band for the
lir crowds O.
James and William irwin arrived in Al
e city the first of the week from m
lorenzo, where they spent the summer no
lining. William Irwin left for his ~.
'me at Los Angeles, while James IT. e. T.,
n returned to Florence 81
A W. Flint and family. residing ny
n miles north of Grangevile. we've gil
town Wednesday for the fair. Mr.. b;
int has gone into the dairying bust TIL
SIS quite extensively, and finds his fh,
'orts along this line profitable. oa
Mrs. Mary Coram has departed for ~
'okane, to meet her son-in-law and 9ii
tighter, Mrs. Roy Wethered. and pr
lid. From Spokane the party win ma
I'VE by automobile for southern Cal to
,rnia to spend the winter. OBJ
Edgar Fry, OF Ferdinand, was a fair wa
'itor Wednesday. Mr. Fry was ia. 70
rably impressed with the quality of oie
estoek on display. He is a stockman ell
expressed regret he did not show SCI
ne of his stock at the fair. Mr.. Wo
Y is a candidate on the Republican exI
ket for state representative.
lanes Surridge, of Harpster, was in
angeville Wednesday, At the stock .
n 8 banquet, Wednesday night. Mr. V
ridge spoke on his pioneer exner- \
ces in the livestock business in Ida
county. Mr.. Surridge is candi-
e on the Democratic ticket for state
resentative.
:. W. Rhett, of Lucille, has baen
Grangeville this week Mr.. Rhett
emily delivered in Grangeville 9O5
lbs, which averaged seventv.fve
lnds. The lambs were sold ON con
ct to b. p. Lunlus, of Weiser. who
pped them to Chicago. Gill and r.
4, of Salmon river, also sold to Mr.