Idaho County free press., 1923-09-13

L. II. Shr0ntz, principal Of the high
school, returned to Grangeville Fri
day night Mr.. Shrontx spent the
summer in Estes park, in Colorado.
Judge and Mrs. w. N. Scales leave
Sunday for Nezperce where, an Mon
day, Judge Scales will open the fall
term Of district court for Lewis coun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baker will leave
the end OF the week by automobile
for a trip to Spokane and Pendleton.
They will attend the roundup at PEN
dletOn.
County Commissioned August Sch
roeder, of Cottonwood, was in Grange
vile Monday, attending the meeting
Of the county board to fix the county
tax levy.
Mrs. Josie Mallick and children have
removed from their ranch home to
Grangeville, so the children may have
the advantage of the Grangayille
school.
Mrs. U. G. Kinkaid, of Elk City.
who has been visiting friends In
Grangeville, expects to leave soon ON
a trip to Lewiston and Spokane. be-
fore returning to her home aa Elk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Jones and Mr., !
and Mrs. Glen Jones departed Sunday |
for Ferdinand, where they expect to |
remain for month, and then will re-
turn to Grange~ille
w. III. Pearl, the Sites telephone
man, was In Grangeville recently. Mr..
Pearl has been making needed repairs
to the Grangeville-Stites line, incIud-
ing setting of new poles.
Mr.. and Mrs O. ~ RoLar o,d 49, |
children have returned from Red riy-
er, where they spent the summer, and
Mr.. Baker has resumed his position
as manual training Instructor in the
high school.
Bert Tefft and Sam Howard were
arrivals in Grangeville the first of
the week from Barber, near Boise.
They have been located at Barber for
several months, and came to Grange
vile on business matters, driving
overland.
Albert Taylor, who spent the sum-
mer with the forest service, in the .
Castle creek country has returned TO :
irangeville for ten days visit with :,
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. TAYLOR. !,
before going to the University of ;,
IDAHO, Moscow, to resume his studies. .,
Thomas Pogue, the wel-known :;
Nhitebird merchant, was in Grange .;
lille Sunday night, enroute to Spo- q,
,ane, to meet Mrs. Pogue, who spent ~
he last two months at Mayo brothers =,
ospital, Rochester, Mimi. Mrs. Pogue y,
returning to her home at Whitebird. r,
auch improved in health. =,
Mrs. L.. IL. Horne arrived Wedpes- -,
ay night from Portland, for a visit ~,
nth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ID. III. W.
asenbery. Mr.. Horneghas gone to
minneapolis, to accept a position with
ne Hood Rubber company, bys which
he formerly was en,ploved
lrs. Horne will gos to Minneapolis NJ
Iter.. IT
Dale Fulton, who has been spending
he summer with his parents, Mr.. and
rs. X. +. Fulton, departed Monday
II Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. Fulton will ,,.
instructor in violin at Combs .'
road Street Conservatory of Music OH
lring the ensuing year. He was gra- OF
lated from the conservatory last NO
ring. rie
The Rev. r. r. Martin, pastor of sol
e Federated church, Mrs. Martin he
id their daughter, May, have re- cou
rned to Grangeville after several -
eeks motor trip, which took them n
Spokane and to Troy and Libby.
ont AT Spokane, they attended the II
'lumbia river conference of the "a
sthodist church. N
Mrs H. ID. Corum and daughter.
ss Memphis, left Wednesday for "A
,scow, where Miss Memphis is en- al
ing the University Of Idaho. where
will study art Mrs. Corum Is
pected to return to GranpeviIlo 81
ursday night to resume her posi. "A
n as cashier f the City cafe of
ich Mr.. Corum Ind James Richards n