Idaho County free press., 1923-05-24
PERSONAL

boD Urea recently teIt Gfangeylll
4 for Seattle.
William Darden was in Grangevill
n from the Harpster country recently.
H. Rothwell left Sunday for Seat
as tie, after several days stay here.
N. w. Magee, of Ashland, Ore. il
here for visit at the d. III. Sasenbery
T. home.
= Billy Wetherbee is here from Lewis
!. =. ton, for a visit with his father, w
- Wetherbee.
= Sheriff w. H Eller returned Satur-
2 day night from business trip to
Spokane.
n James Browning, well-known ranch
i er of the Winona country. was visit
a or in Grangeville Saturday
Tom Watson, was in Grangeville re-
Gently from his home in the Boles
country
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long have re-
turned to Grangeville from San Diego,
Cal, where they spent the winter.
Miss Bernadine Stewart, of Clarks-
ton, is guest at the G. P. Ferguson
home.
Mrs. Mary Coram is home from
southern California, where she spent |
the winter
State Senator Seth d. Jones. of
Whitebird, was in Grangeville dur
ng the week.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Arnold, county super
intendent of public instruction. spent
Saturday at Ferdinand.
Charles r. Pidgeon. William vii
liams and Fred Cone were in town
from the reservation country, during
the week. 8
Miss Halle Slichter who has been
teaching school at Elk River, is home i.
for visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Slichter.
The Rev. d. ]. W. Sommerville, of b
Lewiston, was in Grangeville Sunday. Il
and in the morning conducted services v
in the Episcopal church e
Mrs. f. e. Lukens and children have s,
departed for Boise, where the family m
home will be located and where Mr.. II
Lukens is assistant to the secretary of
state.
A 5. Johnson. postmaster lat Gold IL
EN-, arrived in Grangeville Monday bl
from Spokane, where he spent several W
days ON business and departed Tues
lay for Golden. ell
~, 70
Misses Margret Krakau and Jessie of
Keller who have been teaching school by
at Clearwater closed their school with ve
picnic and program. last Friday. and nc
nave returned to their homes here.
Deputy Sheriff b F. Robertson went ,.
% keuterville and Westlake. on bust
ness, last Friday, and spent Saturday
n Kamiah. where he conducted a sale
# personal property. 80
Mrs. Bertha Long departed Wednes- We
lay for Butte. Mont, to attend the re-
uneral of Frank Bowman. Mrs. Long Or
S an old-time friend of Mr. Bowman's Sa
mother. gu
Ray Wheeler and company, aero pa
ats, trapeze performers and wire XII
walkers, left this week for Walla in
Valla,, where they have several days' Tu
They have been in White
ird Throughout the winter and spring. FL
Bert James, of Grangeville. James
.enon. Carl Lacont and w p. Kilgore
II of Whitebird, left Tuesday for ,
loscow TO testify in federal court in ani
he case against Ivan Remington and Pr,
irwin Fraser, charged with moonshin- Pb
ig on Salmon river. axr
Mrs. Madison Myers is here form, At
an Deigo, Cal. for a visit with her fnl
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hesterman tea
Irs. Myers journeyed from San Diego ner
lewiston by automobile with Mr. pa
nd Mrs. Robert Long forn,a,a,- il &c ten
rangeyille VI tor,
it il
Mr.. and Mrs d. n McGrath. of
enn. were in Grangeville Monday. BR
hey are planning On soon leaving
nm They will visit a daughter in
'wtSton and daughter and son in
ALA Walla. before proceeding to the A
asst and thence to California, where Jun
ey expect to locate Ora
49, who
Uncle" Joe Greenfield. for MANY Yea
ars resident of Grangeville and vi tent
MY, was an arrival on Saturday tha I
sn.,s sraih. several years ago boar
:. Greenfield left here for Missouri uncc
d the scenes of bis boyhood days.
Is visiting at the home of his sister PT(
s. Thomas O'Kelley. and renewing
luaintances with his many frinds
frank McGrane, who has been con-
ID to his home by illness since De- o;ve,
nber 20, was down town Thursday gani,
the first time in more than four wom
nths, Mr.. McGrane is greatly i'm. in ID
ved IN health. his many friends win q m,
glad to know, and expects to shortly bv n
ame his place at his desk in the iston
Z = store, OF which business he is wood
for t