Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-05
PERSONAL

Ella Duffey, all of Dayton. Wn.. al
visiting friends in Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Erskine. of Lev
istOn. have been i'm Grangeville thi
week. visiting friends.
John Magee, manager of the Nes
perez Telephone company. was i
Grangeville Saturday from Lewiston
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p Cone. o
Whitebird were visitors in Grange
vile during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Edward c. Smith. o
Whitebird. were visitors in Grange
vile. Thursday.
Peter Brockenour. who resides il
the South Fork country, was in town
during the week.
Hon. James Surridge. of Harpster
was in Grangeville Wednesday, at
tending the pioneer picnic
Charles Scott departed Tuesday for
Waha. where he spent the Fourth
with relatives.
Oscar Waller pioneer Idaho county
mining man, was a visitor in Grange
VILE this week from Warren.
Walter Villas was an arrival late
last week from California. where he
spent the winter and spring.
Mrs. Fet Rhoades and daughter.
Miss Winifred, of Lewiston. are visit
ing at the Carl Carlton home.
Mrs. A. 4. Puryis and granddaugh-
ert. VILLA Steele. of Bay City, Ore.
are guests of Mrs. Purvis' parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. b Allen.
John T. higgins. one of the pioneers
of Idaho county. was here from his
home in Charleston. during the week.
and attended the pioneer picnic.
Mrs Lou Hedden. of Spokane. sis
ter of w. Z. Wikoff. and Jack Wikoff.
Mr. Wikoff's nephew, are guests at
the Wikoff home.
The Rev. W. NJ Martin and family
returned to their home at Kam;sh.
Thursday. after visit at the home
Of the Rev. r. r. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs C. r. Campbell. Mrs.
A. f. Parker and Mrs. Earl Mulhall
motored to Lewiston and return.
Thursday
A. S. Hardy departed last Friday
by automobile for Portland. to meet
Mrs. Hardy and sons, who have been
In Portland for several weeks.
John Oliver returned Saturday
night from Walla Walla. where he
was called. owing to the death of his |
mother. Mrs. Rebecca Oliver
CHARLES GInter, W. L Brown. Lee
land Emmert. John Wilson and c. Fl.
Ruark. all of Clearwater. were in
Grangeville Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. i. r. Sloan. former
longtime residents of Idaho county.
were here Wednesday from their home
nc Lewiston. for the pioneer picnic.
1yInVn A Eanp
Sia Mountaineer. and George w. Ire
nary, ho0skia hardware dealer. were
n Grahgeviile Saturday ON business.
Don Dessieux, Of Ellensburg, Wn.,
$ a guest at the Joe Turner home.
,lr. Dessieux is brother of Mrs.
Turner. He will spend two weeks in
]. y. Ellis, of Marshall, Tex, is :
lere for visit at the Bert Brock
nan home. Mr.. Ellis is Mrs. Brock
mans father. This is his first trip to \
IDAHO.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Vincent. Mr.. and
lrs. William Shuck, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
|. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vincent n
nd Ellis Harness, all of Whitebird, 4
pent the Fourth in Grangeville.
Mrs. Charles Gelbach arrived in NJ
rangeville Monday from Long Beach. Ri
al, and will spend the summer with
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. JEFF
ries, on the prairie
George A. Smith, after ten DAVIS N
'ay in Grangeville, departed Tuesday \
automobile for Moscow, for a visit w
18th his daughter. He leaves soon for "a
ailIorma, where he expects to locate. 4
The Rev. X. r. Martin leaves Sun NJ
ny afternoon for Deer lake. near "A
pokane, where he will serve for Y
eek ON the faculty of the Epworth NJ
eague institute, held annually at N
lat place In
Mrs. Nj. Tholstrup and sons, Walter n
Id Clarence. of Mortified, Mimi. are "
tests at the DR.. L. j. Sorenson home. IN
rs Ih0lstrup is Mrs. Sorenson's mo-
er. This is their first visit to the M
est.
Mrs. Jack Howard. son, Mark and IN
tighter, Lucille. and Homer Howard. N
n of Lewis Howard, are visiting NJ
latives in and near GrangevilIe. "a
heir home is located up the Big
lmon river from higgins. M
Mrs. &. A. Durfee returned to her G
me in Grangeville last Friday from "
where she assisted i'm car M
for her aged mother, Mrs C. NJ.
hey. who recently fell and broke n
bone in one of her legs.
II. j. Howser and Joe Xheatcroft. 81
tn of Sites, and Ben Carpenter and 81
D, OF Lewiston, were in the city n
ursday. Mr.. Howser is a well-known N
'eder of purebred Shorthorn cattle &
d Big Type Poland China Hogs.
'lr. and Mrs. George B. Mcclellan.
Seattle are visiting at the Frank VI
ynolSs home. Mrs. Mcclellan is a
ter Of Mr.. Reynolds. They made
trip from Seattle to Grangeville o.
Ford car, in twenty-seven hours II
ming time. N
lr. and Mrs. Walter Lemons and NJ
, of Boles, were visitors in Grange
e over the week end, arriving here "
.urday by automobile They were
ompanied to Grangeville by Mrs.
4 Henderson. who has been visiting M
the Lemons home.
1r. and Mrs. V. L. Collins and son W
Miss Olive Merritt who is
st ar the Collins home, left Sunday "