Idaho County free press., 1923-12-20
PERSONAL

dCicu DuSlltSS III tTduSeNllle tuesday.
James A. Feaster, of Denver, was
in Grangeville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs James l.. Bryant, of
Fem, spent Tuesday in Grangeville.
Mrs. Nettie Yahraus is spending a
few days in Charleston
Mrs. r. b. Kading is here from
Boise.
Walter Lemons was here Monday
from the Boles country.
Mr.. and Mrs. H e. Rowe, of the
Fem neighborhood spent Saturday
in Grangeville.
Judge James f. Ailshie, of Occur
'Alene, was in Grangeville Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Chicane, of the
Denver country, were in Grangeville
Saturday.
M. M. Baulch has returned from
Moscow, where he served as federal
juror.
County Commissioner T. c. LYDIA
was in the city Saturday from his
home at Slate creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Workman, of |
Whitebird, spent Saturday in Grange
Vile. -.
Mrs Bert Hinkley was in Grange
vile Sunday, enroute to her home at |
higgins from Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aram were in
Grangeville from Joseph plains Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs G. e, Holt, of Rig
gins, were in Grangeville Tuesday.
ehroute TO Lewiston, where they will
spend a month.
j. II. Gibbons, of Boles, was i'm town
Monday. Mr.. Gibbons is an artist of
no mean ability, having captured four
prizes at one state fair in Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Killmar. son.
Alfred, and daughter, Mrs. William
were visitors in Grangeyille
Tuesday from Winona
Mrs. Kryn Gortsma and children
eft Monday for Los Angeles. to spend
snts. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Graham were
Grangeville Wednesday, and were
iinong the callers at the Free Press
,ffice.
b: f. Taylor was in Grangeville
turing uhe week from Cottonwood. Il
nr. Iayior expects to leave soon for
Jallfornia, to spend the winter.
w. f. Abercrombie, who is engaged
n highway construction work near
iaupin, Ore, was in Grangeville this
week. NJ
Albert Taylor is home from the e
of Idaho, Moscow, for q
ohday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N
l. Taylor.
j. l. Johnson, of the Greencreek Y
ountry, was in Grangeville Saturday N
M was pleasant caller at the Free
'ress office. IN
Platte Talbot was in Grangeyille
le first OF the week, enroute to his NJ
ONE at Joseph from a trip to the Z
Oast. M
James p. Browning, NJ. ]. Browning 81
nd family, George Peterson and Will w
am Peterson were in Grangeyille NJ
uesday from the Winona country. H
IL. j. Bennett, of Denver. departed IN
,ednesday for Lewiston, where he v
III remain until after January @
ld then will go to Columbus. XIV. IL
spend the winter at his old home N
Henry kurthuis left last week for M
rand Rapids, Mich, to Join Mrs. n
urthuls and spend the HOLIDAYS Mrs ~
urthuis has been in Grand RAPIDS "A
T several weeks, visiting her parents n
Mrs. Harold p. Singleton, of phil I
an, Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
rs. f. w. Cole. Mr.. Singleton is
'pected to arrive here for the boli. &
VS..
Mrs. d. A. Messenger, of Rolfe. To
visiting at the DR.. B. Cbinman E
me, Mrs. Messenger was called here H
reason of illness of her mother
rs s. b. Dueul. N
Miss Elizabeth Parker retprnod 81
onday night from Washington state W
llege, Pullman. She was called hero M
reason of the death of her uncja B
dge w. N. Scales. H
A ID. Barstow, court reporter of
okane, was in Grangeville Mondav VI
take the place of Charles s. Boren 6
Lewiston, regular court reporter foo "
tenth judicial district. NJ
Mrs Mary Parker, of Canada &c g
1ting her sister, Mrs. Boss Brown IL
lore coming to the prairie. sba IA
mt two weeks with her mother
$. MCGEE, in Lewiston. "a
hr. and Mrs. A. ~ Dyer Mr. and
8. ID. II. Sasenbery and Miss Olive VI
skins motored to Lewiston SUNDAY