Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-09-21
PERSONAL

DlXle, is a Nlsltor IN Grangevllle.
Almer Eyensen, of Kooskia, was
visitor in Grangeville Tuesday
A. F. Parker is in Lewiston, attend
ing the pioneer reunion.
J. L. Whitman, of Whitebird. was il
Grangeville Thursday, and was
caller at the Free Press office.
Allison Vaughan, stockman AM
rancher, of Garfield, was a business
visitor in Grangeville Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Eimers and Mr.
and Mrs. A. o. Edwards spent last
Saturday in Lewiston.
Mrs. j. D. Shinnick and son, John
of Cottonood, have been guests this
week at the A. j. Maugg home.
J. o. Toyson, of Spokane, is visiting
at the NJ. l.. Derrig home. Mr.. Toyson
is an uncle of Mrs. Derrig.
Dave Yates and William R. Yates,
ranehers, of the Winona section, were
in Grangeville Wednesday
w. A. Lindquist, railroad man, of
Lewiston, was in Grangeville on bust
ness Tuesday.
Atty. f. E. Fogg returned Wednes-
day from Caldwell, where he was cal
led on legal business.
Fred Roth, rancher, of the Boles
section, was a visitor in Grangeville
the first of the week, and paid a So
cial call to the Free Press office.
Mrs. D. w. Greenburg and Miss
Mayme Kube, of Portland, have been
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. III. Kube, in the Denver section.
Mrs. j. E. Richards and daughter,
Mrs. Clifford White, of Cottonwood,
were in the city late last week visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl NJ. Grayson and
daughter recently from a trip to Spo
kane and Lewiston, where they
attended the fairs.
Loren Lemon, of the Sims store, has
gone to Portland, to spend two weeks
H. R. Hilourne is assisting
1t the store during Mr.. Lemon alb.
'ence.
Harold Harris returned Sunday from
lewiston, where he spent week at the
AIR, during which time he acted as
pecial writer for the Lewiston Tri- !
,une. l
w. A. Jones, stockman. of Boles S
vas in Grangeyille this week. Mr.. i
ones was in Lewiston last week and /
cted as judge of bucking contests at
he fair. t
L. A. Strong, proprietor of the Elk V
otel at Elk City, and Alfred Frank S
II, the Elk City blacksmith, were Ii
rivals in Grangeville last Satur- n
ay, and remained until Monday.
c. j. Breier, of Lewiston, owner "
the chain of Hub stores, was in T.
Wednesday evening. Mr.. :,
refer was called here for adjustment =
smoke damage done to his stock
Y the fire last week
DIR. e. j. Sorenson has returned from
om month IS stay in Minnesota. c.
e visited Owatonna, Duluth, st. Paul, =
Minneapolis and other cities. Mrs. Sor- q
lson remained in Minnesota for fl
niger visit. Al
DIR. G. s. Sockton and F. G. Ruggles %,
emit to the New York mine, in the NJ
m Mile country, Tuesday. where W
e doctor was called to attend Johh VI
widen. The round trip was made in
:. Stockton's car in day. ~
Victor Peterson and B. Anger are
me from Idaho Falls where thew
tended the state Masonic grand
ige. Mr.. Peterson was elected depu- a.;
grand master of the Idaho grand tli
lge. George M. Scott, of Idaho ~. .n
lis, is state grand master. ~
Howard Mckinley, of Cottonwood. Pii
$ in Grangeville Wednesday on mat, 'iC
$ pertaining to the Idaho County ~.
r. Mr.. Mckinley leaves Saturday ~ ~
Salem, Or, where he will show az ae
purebred hogs at the Oregon State W "
ere
Irs. c. P. Fickes and children and pa
5. Fickes' sister, Miss Georgia Me ma
a, who has been a guest at the wa
kes home, left Tuesday for Spo- vas
le Miss NcCrea will ,rooaod - tina
nth MINI. IN resume bo, 49,; " tiol
lie Mrs. Fickes and children win exp
nd week with friends in Spokane L
'f'N''"e trio
-erber+ Poyell u,lo -, =. inc
with the IT G GaoIpo 49, 'no sum edn
was in Owvboe ooUnt 0an SUI cou
summer was in Grang us VI PEG
week end for a visit with his mar
left Nonda,, for Nfosaa IoMeh' A.
studies at the University of Ida -
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