Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-19
PERSONAL

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Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Feaster are her
from Burke.
W. G. Hill. of whitebird, spen
Saturday in GrangeviIle
| A. B. Clayton was i'm the CITY SAT
urday from his home in Denver.
M. M. Bellznap and A. H. Nau
both OF Cottonwood, were in Grange
vile, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Upton and
son. of Whitebird, were in Grange
vile Saturday.
f. r. Quist, Lloyd A. Fem and G
W. Trenary, all Of Kooskia, transact
ed business in Grangevile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Thompson of
Ferdinand, were in Grangeville Mon
day.
u. s. Commissioner James Lemon
of Whitebird, transacted business in
Grangeville Monday.
Milton Freidenrich was an arrival
i'm Grangeville Monday from his home
i'm Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Atwood. of
Winona, are home after a motor trip
to California.
Miss Irene Schultz. of Charleston. is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Gregg.
Otto M. Jones, former state game
warden, and party of friends, were
in Grangeville Wednesday enroute
from north Idaho to Boise.
Mrs. @. o. Vincent and daughter
Miss Irma, departed Sunday for their
old home at Columbus Junction, Ia.
to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Laura Darby, who has been on
the coast. is spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Lam.
ingham.
Jesse James and family. of Koos-
kia- were In Grangeville. Saturday.
Jesse Is one of the well-known mem
hrs of the Nezperce tribe.
Mrs. Ellis Keeling and daughter. IT.
ma. of Portland. are visiting Mrs
heiling's sister, Mrs. A. @. tanning
ham, in Grangeville, and her mother.
Mrs G. L. Cleary, at John Day.
The Rev. R r. Martin returned
wednesday from Deer lake, near Spo- |
Kane. where he served as n member |
OF the faculty of a recent Epwortb
league institute
County Commissioner Clark Lyda |
left Monday for his home at SLATE |
creek. after having been i'm Grange |
vile in attendance at the quarterly |
meeting of the county board.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. f. Kjosness and
two children. of Lewiston. were i'm
5rangeville Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Kjosness is manager of the Mad
son Lumber company, with headouar-
ers at Lewiston.
Miss Alma Carrots returned home
Monday night from Spokane. after
everal weeks visit with her brother.
; H. Carrots. and family. She was
ccompanied home by her cousin. Miss
Adah Browning. of Moberly. Mo.
Sam McMeeken returned Saturday /,
rom the oregon coast. where he /,
peht TOUR months. Mr.. McMeeken !
avs things are booming on the coast
nth much highway development and
awmills active In the timber regions
Gordon Sasse arrived i'm Grangevi,1o {
unday night from Ferdinand and ~
liking the place of Horace Parker on
ne Free Press force. Parker has
one TO Moore's lake on fishing trip
e Is accompanied by George Guthrie
Lewiston, Ernest Day and Garnet o
rakau. Il
The Rev. Fl. s. Randall. former a
istor of the Federated church but a
DIV located at Ritzville. Wn.' his
Miss Olive. and son WINS
rived here Wednesday for visit
18th Grangeville friends. willis Mar.
recently was graduated from B
asn'ngton State college. Pullman. 81
w. A. Jones. stockman. of Roles II
rs In Grangeville Thursday. enroute i
me from Portland. where he and
mes Aram sold on the Portland
irket more than 900 head of steors
a cows. The shipment was tbo
81 10 leave Salmon river this wear.
ev struck dull market with 1000
tile In the Portland yards the dav
" arrived.
Nr and Mrs. C1vde Van Sise and
and r. r. Johnston arrived m
angeville SATURDAY. from Susanville
l. wnere they have been locafeI
ana Mrs. Van Sise and son win
~ maEn fh"ir homo in Grangevirle.
zee leaving Grangeville. two wears
; Nr Van S'se has heen emnIoved
Grant Smith Co. general con-