Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-03-15
PERSONAL

L. Spengler, of Fem, was business
caller in Grangeville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Maugg spen
Sunday in Cottonwood.
Peter Medema returned Tuesday
from the Yakima valley, where HI
spent the last five months.
Carl Florin returned Sunday might
from Lewiston, where he spent two
weeks.
George A. Smith returned Sunday
night from a weeks trip to Spokane
Moscow and Lewiston.
A. c. Higgins and daughter, Vernon
of the WinOna section, were visitors in
Grangeville Saturday.
John Seger, well-known rancher of
the Winona country, was in Grange
vile Monday.
Carl and Wilbur Fuller have return
ed from Westwood, Cal, where they
have been during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Eimers returned
Sunday night from Lewiston, where
they spent several days.
Dave and William Yates, of the
Winona section, were in Grangeville
Monday.
A. r. Wiley returned Monday night
from a trip to Lewiston, Moscow,
Palouse and Spokane.
L. l.. Gordon and daughter, of Rig
gins, were visitors in Grangeville the
first of the week.
Mrs. Nellie McEntee has returned
to her home in Grangeville, after sew
eral months visit with her daughters,
in Washington, d. c.
George Tinker, of Kooskia was in
Grangeville Thursday, for supplies
from Assessor Ingram. Mr.. Tinker
will assess in Kooskia and vicinity.
W. H. Deasy, forest ranger, Of Rig
gins, has been in Grangeville during
the week, ON business at the local
forest office.
Mrs. w. J. Soltman is in Spokane
to purchase millinery for her store |
here. She will return to Grangeville |
Sunday night.
l.. L. Smith, local manager for the 1
Grangeville Electric Light and Power |
Co., returned Saturday from a bust 4
ness trip to Spokane.
Misses Hazel Longeteig and Elsie /
FARRELL, teachers in the public schools /
attended the district high school bask 4
etball tournament in Lewiston, return i
ing to Grangeville Sunday night.
w. p. Wikoff returned the first o. \
the week from the Snake river cOun I
try, above Pittsburg, where he has 1
been employed all winter by the gov
on a forest service trail
r. NJ. Griffith has returned from
Lewiston, where on Tuesday he ad-
dressed the Lewiston Commercial
club relative to cooperation with the
Grangeville club on publicity for
central Idaho
J. o. Rhoades and G. e. Holt, both
Of Lewiston, arrived in Grangeville
Wednesday on their way to Salmon
river, to look after business interests
They were fOremerly in partnership in
In the livestock business on Salmon
river.
B. Anger, grand chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias, returned Sunday
night from several weeks trip through
)ut southern Idaho, calling on knights
If Pythias lodges all the way from
Montpelier to Weiser.
Hon. Seth d. Jones, state senator {
rom Idaho county, arrived in Grange
lille Sunday night from Boise, where
lie attended the legislative session
Senator Jones was enroute to his
lOme on Salmon river.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Johnson, of :
Spokane, are guests at the home of '
heir daughter, Mrs. M. B. Geary. Mr.
md Mrs. Johnson are old-time resi- {
Tents of Grangeville, and have many !
friends here with whom they are I
listing.
Mrs. d. II. Sasenbery has been in 7
lewiston this week visiting her +
laughter. Mrs. L. Il. Horne, who is q
nroute from Seattle to Washington
}. c., where Mr.. Horne has a govern
nent position. Mr.. Horne has been !,
Identified with the Hood Rubber com ;
ANY at Seattle. He will meet Mrs 7,
Horne in Lewiston late this week, and :
hey will proceed east.
Auctioneer Harry c.. Cranke return h
d Tuesday night from the PalOuse v
,ublic sales. Mr.. Cranke expects to Il
cave soon for Washington to pur- e
base twelve head of choice Jersey s
larry cows, and also HOlsteins and v
iuernseys, which he will bring to il
the last OF the month and
ell or trade. h
Charles Wilson YVES an arrival in n
irangeville Tuesday night from Ro- f
hester, Mimi, where he went two 4
weeks ago to consult specialists at the f
layo hospital Mr.. Wilson is consider +
bly, improved in health. The special
SITS diagnosis of his ailment was pre-
isely the same as that made by DR.
V. A. FOskett, of Whitebird. Mr.
wilson departed Wednesday for his
ONE at Whitebird. IN