Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-11-08
PERSONAL

Miss Emily Sweet has returned from
Illinois, where she spent the summer
Tom Watson is in Grangeyille from
the Boles country.
Mrs. Eta NJ. Arnold, county super.
intendent of schools, spent last week
visiting schools in the Tahoe country.
Charles Layton and. daughter, Miss
Hazel, of Whitebird, were in Grange
vile Monday.
w. G. Litchfield and James w. Dyar,
both of Elk City, transacted business
in GrangeviIle the first of the week.
James Bowman, of higgins, trans
acted business in Grangeyille the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Corliss departed
Tuesday for Los Angeles. where they
expect to make their home.
Egbert Kabat has returned from
Lewiston, where he recently completed
course in business college.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Shaw and Mr..
and Mrs, Merden Shaw left this week
on a trip to Portland and Seattle.
Hugh Bentley, of Whitebirl, was
here this week as a witness in dis
trict court
JUN I<uNdluS anu ". ID. lAAOll dIC
on a deer hunting trip in the South
Fork country.
Mrs. Ruth Twilegar, of Airing, Ida,
was a guest Saturday and Sunday of
her daughter, Mrs. J. r. Woodward.
e. N. Berry left Thursday morning
for Spokane He expects to return to
Grangeville the end of this week,
and later will go to south Idaho.
Charles S. Boren, court reporter, |
was an arrival in Grangeville Monday |
night from Lewiston, to resume his |
work in district court.
Mrs. Helen Toney and son, w. G.
Meade, of higgins, were in Grangeville
Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Toney is
of the Hi-Wa inn, at Rig
gins.
Ernest Smith, who has spent the
in the vicinity of Columbia
Falls, Mont, was In Grangeville the
irst of the week, enroute to his home
1t Spring Camp.
Mrs. Eveline Jones, who has been
to her home since July %,
because of fracture of a hip bone,
vas down town Saturday for the first
ime since her injury occurred.
Mrs. l.. e. Horne, who has been a
,uest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
}. II. Sasenbery, leaves the first of
he week for Minneapolis, where Mr..
Horne is located.
10. j. Doyle; Charleston attorney, was
Grangeville Wednesday. Mr. Doyle
7as guest of the Commercial club
t. the Wednesday luncheon, and made
brief address before the club.
Mrs. III. A. Bendixon, of Moscow,
as been guest this week of Mr..
nd Mrs. ]. ]. Pulse. Mrs. Bendixon
better remembered here as Miss
nth Locke, a former teacher in the
ublic schools.
Aviators N. B. Manner and A. A.
emmett, of Occur d'Alene, and Walter
cAdams returned late last week from
successful deer hunting trip in the
cinity of the Warren Smith place.
| the South Fork.
chester Meermans, Harry Bally.
Gorge Biltz and John Biltz, all of
eveland, o., VINO have been in
and vicinity for the past
rec months, have departed by auto
'bile for Seattle. Later they expect
tour California.
MIR. and Mrs. Glib Eimers and Mr.
d Mrs. w. A. Cridlebaugh motored
Moscow last week and saw the +
,tball game Friday between the
1yesity of Idaho and Gonzaga col
e. The game resulted in a score
IL to in favor of Idaho. They
mt to Pullman, Saturday, and wit n
SEQ the w. 5. C.-OregOn game.
Dr. and Mrs. Don G. Phillips of E
llgmont, were guests of friends in \
lngeville Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. N
Hips, who is editor OF the Lewis y
lnty Register, recently closed a sue
'ful subscription contest, in which
automobile was given away as first me-
.e. The car was won by DR.. w. wo,
Law, formerly of Grangeville.
ames e Paul, of Orogrande. left iier
1rday for his home, after several don
8 stay in GrangevfIIe. bro