Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-04-05
PERSONAL

Il l. CNOOlNAL
visitor in Grangeville during the week
Roy Gordon was in the city late last
week from higgins.
State Senator Seth d. Jones was an
arrival in Grangeville Tuesday from
Whitebird.
Marion Upton o. G. Brakeman and
Curley Irwin, all of Whitebird, were
in Grangeville Monday.
John Bridge, well-known stockman
of Pollock, was registered at the i'm
perial Monday.
w. A. Jones was in the city this
week from his home in the Boles coun-
try.
James Aram, stockman, of the JOS
eph country, was transacting business
in Grangeville recently.
George A. Smith departed Thursday
for Moscow, to spend a month visiting
his daughter. .N
J. Frank Sims returned late last
week from Lewiston, where he spent
several weeks.
e. Nichols, former resident of
Camas Prairie, departed Thursday for
his home at Chewelah, Wn., after
brief visit with friends here.
: Sam McMeeken has gone to Burns,
Ore, to seek a location. He has quit
The livery business which he had I'M
der lease in Grangeville.
Albert Taylor, student at the Uni
versity Of Idaho is spending a weeks
vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Taylor.
NJ. Refvem, e. N. Berry and Miss
Elizabeth Parker comprised a motor |
party to Whitebird and return, Sun
day.
W L. Rookie, stockman, of Boles,
was in Grangeville this week on mat
ters pertaining to leasing of state
grazing lands
Murle Markham and Egbert Kabat,
who are attending business college in
were home for the Easter
vacation.
Herbert Powell, who is attending
the University of Idaho, Moscow, is
home for vacation visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. John A. Powell.
Maurice Green, former Grangevillc
boy, but for the last two years resid-
ing in Moscow, has been visiting fri
ends here for the last week.
Mrs. Eta M. Arnold, county superin-
-endent of nublic instruction, has des-
gnated Friday, April 20, as Arbor day
N Idaho county, in accordance with a
by the governor.
X. e. Hanrahan, superintendent of
he Camas Prairie railroad, J. A.
supervisor and F. w. Brown.
all of Lewiston, were in
5rangeyille Monday.
V. Knapp, well-known salesman for
he Lewiston Mercantile company, was
n Grangeville Tuesday, calling on the
ocal trade and visiting his mother,i
'Irs. H. f. Knapp.
1
Herbert Brown, of higgins, was In
recently Mr.. Brown is
associated with his father, e. O.
Brown, in the Grangeville-New Mea
lows stage line.
Earl Mcconnell arrived in Grange
lille the 1irst OF the week from Rig
ins and will leave shortly for Dixie,
0 which point he has betn trans
erred by the forest service.
Ed Knorr has returned from Roy,
Iont., where he spent the winter feed
ng big bunch of cattle that were
hipped to Montana from the Snake
nd Salmon river countries, because Of
heap hay to be had there.
DR.. w. S. Jackson, George V. Ring,
lmery Briscoe, Mrs. w. S. Jackson
nd Mrs. L. L. Smith were in Lewiston
gently, attending a meeting of sec ,
etaries of Odd Fellows and Rebekah
,dges.
of Idaho, Moscow, and also
ervice, is spending a weeks vacation
lara Fitzgerald. .t
Fred G.. Ruggles returned Sunday
light from Los Angeles, where he
sited his mother and brother. Mr..
uggles saw VIII Derrig in Los Ang-
es. Mr.. Derrig is well pleased with
Is situation there. He was for four
sars ON the Free Press force.
Insure today-tomorrow may he to
te. M. l.. Derrig, successor to Roth
FL & Quinlan. AZ