Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-02-08
PERSONAL

Harlan Moser, of Nezperce, is il
Grangeyille for two weeks stay.
Fred Gilmore, who resides in TIL,
South Fork country, spent severa
days in Grangeville recently.
Floyd Baker, of Cottonwood, anC
Julian Jones, of BOles, were in Grange
vile Sunday.
w. w. Flint, Cottonwood banker
was in Grangeville on business Tues
day.
G. J. Munson, appraiser for the fed
eral land bank, was in Grangeville this
week from Moscow.
Elmsley Wann, a former resident
here, is in Grangeville from his home
in western Oregon.
Platte Talbot jr, well known
young stOckman of the Joseph coun-
try, transacted business in Gangeville
Monday.
County Commissioner Clark LYDIA,
of Slate creek, returned to his home
Monday, after visiting in Grangeville
and Reubens.
Mrs. B. L. Mitts and daughter.
Gladys, of Portland, Ore, are visiting
relatives here Mrs. Mitts is a daugh-
ter of Mrs. NJ. L. Telcher.
David McFadden was an arrival in
Grangeville Sunday from Cottonwood,
for visit with his daughter, Mrs. A.
J. Maugg.
James e. Paul, of Orogrande, was in
Grangeville Saturday, enroute to IL
linois, where he was called by reason
of the death of his mother.
Mrs Orrin Reibold and five daugh-
tiers, of Clearwater, are guests at the |
w N. Knox and J. j. Pulse homes this |
week.
]. J. McCready, resident engineer on
The North and South highway, with |
at Whitebird, was in
irangeville Tuesday.
Assessor William Ingram departed
Thursday for Spokane, to attend a con-
ference of county assessors of northern
Idaho and eastern Washington
Earl Evans, of Lewiston. was i'm
frangeville Tuesday. Mr.. Evans, who
was employed by the Globe
printing company, now is operating a
linotype for the Lewiston Tribune.
Miss Olive Hoskin, stenographer IN
he First National bank, expects to
cave Sunday on six weeks vacation to
'e spent i'm Long Beach and San Diego,
al.
Mrs. Sam McMeeken was called to
cortland last week, by reason of the
cath of her sister. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs.
IcMeeken is expected to return to
late this week.
Mr. and Mrs w. M. Gregg, of White !
ird, have been in Grangeville all
eek, while Mr.. Gregg is attending to- :
usiness matters at the office of the !
Tezperce National forest Mr.. Gregg
a ranger in the Whitebird district.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Johnston. Mr..
nd Mrs G. o. Perrenoud and Mr.. and
Irs. II. G. Matthiesen, all of Cotton h
God, were in Grangeville Tuesday o.
ight to attend the Eastern Start p
lnce. II
c. II. Wood, of the Wood Hardware 81
'mpany, left the first tof the week O
l a business trip to Spokane Dur 9
e Mr. Woods absence from Grange
lie, r. o. Wilson is employed in the .
lrdware store. "
Mrs. J. p .Anscombe and two chill p
EN-, of Butte, Mont, arrived in
rangeville Sunday night Ind left 9;
onday for Salmon river, where they -
i'll visit at the home of Mrs. Ans 6,
mbe's father Frank L. Taylor. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pogue, Mrs.
th d. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Ed -,
lrd C. Smith, were in Grangeville IS
ON Whitebird Saturday, to attend -,
Q funeral of Mrs. Adeline Behean ~
lbe.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wells returned "a
iday night from an extended trip to
attic, Bellingham, Portland, Salem he
d other cities on the coast. Near ri
lem. Mr. and Mrs. Wells bought no
acre orchard tract, on which they 50
Dect to eventually make their home. m
Mrs. Arthur Brown and daughter
We returned from Seattle. where
" went last fall with Mr.. Brown.
10 was pursuing a vocational train ly
: course in architecture at the Uni fyC
'sity of Washington. Mr.. Brown has Ca
lnged his course to medicine, and
W is in San Francisco. Mrs. Brown
d daughter expect to go to San LEI
lncisco later. thi
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