Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-01-19
PERSONAL

! Harry Baker, of Clearwater, was q
visitor in Grangeville this week.
w. Fl. Badgero was a visitor in
Lewiston, Sunday.
M. II. Williams made trip to Lew.
iston and return, Sunday.
Edward G. Smith, of Whitebird, was
n recent visitor in Grangeville.
Frank Reynolds, of the local post
office force, is home from Lewiston.
| Walter McAdams was a business
visitor in Lewiston, this week.
Merton Shaw is home from Portland,
where he spent two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones, who had
been visiting in Grangeville, have left
for Portland
L. M. Harris departed Thursday,
for California, where he will spend the
remainder of the winter
Asa Jones, prominent stockman Of
the Boles country, was in Grangeville
this week
C, II. Wood left Tuesday for spo-
kane, to attend convention of hard
ware dealers
John Bridge, prominent stoclman, of
Pollock, was in Grangeville this week
enroute to his home from Spokane.
Hon. Seth d. Jones, state senator.
was in Grangeville this week from his
home on Salmon river.
Calvin Hazelbaker, county assessor,
departed Tuesday for Boise, to attend |
a state meeting of Idaho assessors.
j. II. Richards, who operates a |
tailor shop in Cottonwood, was in
Grangeville this week mingling with
oldtime friends.
M. r. Hattabaugh was called to
Lewiston Sunday, owing 10 illness of
his mother, Mrs. I. c. Hattabaugh,
whose condition has since improved.
John Meyer was in Grangeville late
last week from Portland, Ore. Mr..
Meyer formerly was manager for the
cottonwood Milling & Elevator Co, at
Cottonwood.
%. A. Cooper, pastor of the Christian
'hurch, returned Monday from Craig +
mont where, on Sunday, he filed the
'ulpit of the Christian church, both
morning and evening. {
Mrs. W. c. Graham and SON, Craw- ,
ord, have departed for Portland, Ore. {
or an indefinite stay, Crawford, who !
las shown talent as violinist, viii /,
ute likely enter the Ellison. White 4
The Rev. FIR. Thomas P. Phelan left
ate last week for Portland, Ore,
here he win await assignment to ]
ew parish. The Rev. FIR. Phelan has
cen charge of the Catholic church
! Grangeville for the last three years.
Miss Alice r. Harlan has arrived
Grangeville from Connersville, Ind,
} become local manager for the >
'ilks millinery. Mrs. ]. w. Wilks, y
rner of the store, accompanied Miss =
arlan here from Lewiston. g
Charles G. Stonebraker, of Iudepen- y
NEE, Ia, representative of the ra- y
onal farm bureau, and who has been ~
Idaho county for several weeks, in :,
e interest of the bureau, left Mon :,
" for Moscow. He will continue his a. =,
ork in Latah county.
Joe Sorrow returned Monday night y.
ON Spokane, where he spent several l,
Tvs investigating costs Of machinery, q
I'll view TO opening a blacksmith - -
ID machine shop, 10 replace the shop ~
stroyed by fire n month ago. Mr.. ~
rrow returned TO Grangeville with. q,
{ purchasing machinery. He is nm 90
cided whether to reenter business in -
q near future
Mr.. aud Mrs. Platte Talbot were in
angcvile recently from the Boles
nntry. Their son. Neil, years old.
short time ago, won in a spelling
ntcst at the Twin Star school. and
Is presented with racer sled by
RS. Pearl Brust in recognition Of
! ability as a speller. Miss Marian
Ark is tCaehpr of the Sehoo1