Idaho County free press., 1923-06-14
PERSONAL

Pullman, visiting home folk.
William Ellis of the Cove countr,
was in Grangeville Monday.
p. d. Ellis and G. A. Johnson were 4
Grangeville Saturday from Sites
Edward c. Smith, of Whitebird, wa
. in Grangeville Monday.
Mrs. Alex Roberts, of Rice creek
was in Grangeville recently.
Platte Talbot, well known stock.
man of the Joseph country, and son
Marion, are in Grangeville.
Jack Callard. who resides in the
South Fork country. was a visitor in
Grangeville SATURDAY..
Commissioner N. b. Pettibone
has returned from a trip to the Elk
City country.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson went up
Salmon river to Commissioner Clark
Lyda's ranch, last week.
II B. Galloway and Archie Hadorn.
both of Whitebird, were in Grange
vile Wednesday.
p. e. Oxley, district state highway
engineer. was in Grangeville TUESDAY
from Lewiston.
James Surridge, state representa-
tive, of Harpster, spent Tuesday in
Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Ferguson. of
Harpster, were visitors in Grange
Vile, Tuesday.
]. r. Lacey, of Harpster, was
business visitor in Grangeville Satur-
day.
Mrs. @. r. Hanson and two sons
departed Sunday for Inglewood, Cal.
where they will make their home
Atty. b. Anger was in Lewiston last
week on business before the state su-
preme court.
DR.. d. ]. Powell is home after
weeks trip to Walla Walla and east
ern Oregon.
f. w. Kettenbach, of Lewiston,
was a business visitor in Grangeville
the first of the week.
Oren Fitzgerald, who recently was
graduated from the University of Ida
no. is home for vacation visit.
]. G. Litchfield, pioneer of the Elk
City country, is visitor in Grange |
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. HI. II. Eisenhauer. of |
Post Falls, Ida, are guests of Mrs.
Eisenhauer's mother, Mrs. John d.
Long.
Misses Lila and LOrine Wilkin de-
parted Monday for Lewiston, to at
tend the summer session of the state
normal school
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Titus and
daughter Grace, left Sunday by auto
mobile ON ten days vacation trip to
Seattle and other coast cities.
Mrs George Smith and children
of Spring Camp, have been guests of
friends and relatives in GrangeyilIe.
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Fem, Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Hovey and Mrs. Georgo w.
rrenary, all of Kooskia, motored to
irangeville Saturday. II
Guy White and Kermit Lester have
departed for Red river whera they Y
VIII be employed as lookouts by the Il
crest service during the summer.
Judge and Mrs. w. L. Campbell and 4
on returned late last week from Spok-
ne They made the trip by automo-
lie. N
Atty. A S. Hardy returned Satur- Y
ay from Lewiston, where he argued N
ases before the state supreme court S3
'hich was in session In Lewisotn n
tst week.
James Bowman was in Grangeville Iy
tie last week from higgins. He m
nd Eph HolbroOk are onening
arage at higgins. 1t will be named
he Hi-Wa garage VA
Miss Mildred Campbell who attend N
Oregon Agricultural college Cor 81
tliis Tor the last year, Is home for q
lcation visit with her parents. Mr
ID Mrs. G. r. Campbell.
Tom Watson, well-known stockman 4
o"SePh country, ana Es ID. Hale. M
sheepman. of the same section. were n
'rangeville this week on business n
d visiting friends.
Eldie Shearer is In Cottonwood oct "a
as manager of the light office. dnr.
tne absence of Manager J. G. Far
who with his family Is ON yaca.
trip to the coast
Grangeville. Mr.. Flick, up TO last
/, operated ranch in the Canfiald
ntry. He has leased his holdings
re- however, and IS now residing
Lewiston. III
IL. ana Mrs p. Y. Jesse and two
ghters departed Tuesday By auto
me Tor Gravette, Ark. where thev
Visit relatives From Arkansas
expect to go to California. ana
return to Grangeville In the fan