Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-06-08
PERSONAL

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Mrs. Ben Shaw left Monday 70
Vancouver. Wn., to visit her parents
Atty. l.. A. Fem, of Kooskia, wa
in Grangeville Sunday.
Mrs. w. j. Soltman is home from
trip to Lewiston.
William Osborn, district highwa,
engineer, is in Grangeville from Lew
William +. Lee, a Moscow attorney
was in Grangeville Thursday.
George Bentz, of Whitebird, wa,
in the city this week.
Ole johnson. of Sites, was a visitor
in Grangeville Thursday.
M. F. DAILY, of Whitebird, was a
recent visitor in Grangeville.
V. w. Plat, A. M. Reynolds, Pick
Chamberlin and Thomas Pogue are in
Grangeville from Whitebird.
Mrs. l. Harris is home from pro
tracted visit in Spokane and Great
Falls. Mont.
Robert Gill, stockman, of Whitebird,
was in Grangeville the first of the
week.
B. B. Scott, of Elk City, was in
Grangeville Monday, and left on the
Boswell stage for Lewiston.
Atty. James f. Ailshie, of Occur
d 'Alene, was in Grangeville tho first
of the week.
W. M. Gregg, forest ranger, of
Whitebird, was in Grangeville this
week.
G. j. Munson, appraiser for the
federal land bank, was an arrival in
Grangeyille Monday from Moscow.
w. H. Badgero returned late last
week from visit to his daughter,
Mrs. j. e. Merrifeld at Walla Walla.
Jesse Woods and his mother Mrs.
David Woods, drove to Lewiston Sun
day, and returned Monday.
Mrs. Il. Holden, Claudia Holden and
Mrs. Victoria Crooks, all of Whitebird.
were in Grangeville Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Segar and Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Killmar, of Winona,
were visitors in Grangeville Tuesday |
Jake Briscoe left Sunday for Wal
la Walla, where he is employed. He |
was called here owing to the death |
IF his uncle, E. j. Briscoe.
Mrs. Georgia Fddes, SON, Edwin,
md daughter, Ernestine, will leave
sunday for Touchet, Wn., where they
will reside.
RAUL and Ray Harlan have returned 4
rom Portland where they spent the
winter. They also were in Walla Wal
a and The Dalles.
Fen Batty is here from San Diego,
AL, looking after his local business
He is accompanied by John
udkins, of Oregon
j. 0. Rhoades, formerly in the live
took business on Salmon river. was
n Grangeville Tuesday from the Snake
liver country, above Lewiston.
Miss Alice Harlan, who has been
charge of the Wilks millinery store
ere, has departed for her home at
onnersville, Ind.
j. R. Fullinwider, U. S. postoffice
arrived in Grangeville Mon
ay night from Spokane, and depart
d Tuesday for Whitebird.
Dale Clark, chairman of the board |
county commissioners, was in. the
ty Sunday from his home at Kooskia.
Ir. Clarke will be a candidate for re-
lection, he announced
Sam McMeeken returned Sunday I
'om his ranch on Wind river. where
= spent six weeks. Mr.. McMeeken
nd there is an abundance of feed for
'SnNNNiN III lht inOuHldluS.
Hon. Seth d. Jones, state senator
as IN Grangeville Saturday from his
,me on Salmon river. Mr.. Jones
~ probably be candidate to sue
ed himself in the state senate.
A. f. Parker departed Monday for
ailace, to attend meeting of the
Drth Idaho Chamber of Commerce.
delegate from the Grangeville
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Wright ana
ildren left Thursday by automobile
Ritzville, Wn., to visit relatives.
icy re accompanied as far as |
lrkston by Mrs. II. B. Fuller.
MIR. and Mrs. George ID. Smith are |
me from Lewiston, where Mr.. Smith
eived treatments for several weeks,
ping for relief from a paralvtic
oke he suffered last winter. His
ldition is slightly improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Coffin and
lighter, of Boise, were in Grangeville
nday, enroute to Moscow. They
we over the North and South high
y. Mr.. Coffin owns ranch near
lngeville.
llss Esther Telcher arrived home
ssday evening from Linfield col
?, McMinville, Ore. and will spend
summer with her parents Mr.. and
!. Henry fletcher. Miss fletcher has
she'd her junior year at college.
lrs. Amos Markham and son. John
liam, and Mrs. C. j. Simmons have
rned from Lewiston, where John !
liam underwent surgical opera
. Mrs. Simmons took care of him
lie he was in the hospital.
r. and Mrs. X. B. Brown and
ghter, of Newark. ~ j., Mr.. and
. Roy Wethered and daughter, of
lace, and DIR. Edward Coram De-
!, Mich, are expected here with
he next few weeks for visit at |
John Coram home.
to Nj. Jones, state game warden,
'oise; George H. Isaac, state fish
missioner, Pocatello, and John
son, field deputy in the state game
Boise, were in Grangeville
week. They drove here from Boise
the North and South highway.
l.. Ayers has returned from
man Wn tvbara I. ..~.e