Idaho County free press., 1924-10-23

E. Everly, Chas. r. Gabby and Robt.
Walker, of the University OF Idaho,
at Moscow, were arrivals in Grange
vile Saturday. Mr.. Atkeson is a
professor of the agricultural college
at Moscow.
Oregon Man-Chas. Crawford, of
Klamath Falls, Ore, and a former
Salmon river and Camas prairie resi-
dent, is in the city. Mr.. Crawford is
well acquainted here and on the
river.
Mining Mana H. Poison, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Mckinley
Gold Mining Co., Ltd, of Kellogg.
Idaho, was in Grangeville the first
of the week From here he went to
Lucille to attend business.
Former Resident-Edmund Selma
deka former Grangeville boy, and now
resident of Charleston, was renew
ing acquaintances in. the city Wednes-
day. Mr.. Schmadeka's father, w. f.
Schmadelza, is operating small
ranch in Charleston.
Eimers Entertain-Mr. and Mrs.
John ?. Eimers entertained at a din
ner party in their home Tuesday ev-
ening. Cards were enjoyed following
the dinner. Mrs. Mark Robinson
and Mr.. J. J. Pulse won high honors,
and Mrs. J. J. Pulse and ]. Kenyon
received consolation.
Economics Meeting-Miss Elsie
FARRELL instructor of Home EcOnom-
les in the Grangeville high school,
attended an economics conference at
Moscow Saturday, in connection with
the Smith-Hughes fund the depart
ment of this school receives.
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Town Team 0rganizes-The town
basket ball team has commenced prac-
ticing in the high school gymnasium.
1t will schedule Several games with
other town teams and will play a
game with the high school team in
short time.
Back From SchOols-Mrs. Eta NJ |
Arnold has just returned from Wis
iting schools in the Clearwater, Ia
hoe and Woodland sections. She re-
ports that the school work is progress |
sing nicely. Mrs. Arnold made the
entire trip on horseback.
Basket Ball Game-A team of the
high school stars will play the jun
ior class in basket ball game in the
gymnasium tonight. The juniors e.
merged as champions from a series |
of inter-class games played recently |
and the all-stars, who will play them |
are said to be the best from the |
other claSes.
Arts and Crafts-The Arts and
Crafts Shop. of Cottonwood, will a.
gain bring line of stamped goods
and embroideries to Soltmans style
Shop, Saturday, Nov. ]. If you are
interested in needle work, be sure to
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Crowd Sees Game-A crowd esti-
mated at 10000 watched Idaho's foot
ball team wallop Washington State
college 10 to last Friday at Mos
cow. Among those who attended the |
game from Grangeville were, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Carl Meyer, Miss Alyina Meyer
Richard Hanger, Miss Norma Cow
Gill. Miss Edna Mcdonald, j. B. NC
Donald. Jr., Miss Zelma Brown, MISS
Elsie farrell. Dale Eirners, Horace
Parker and T. II. Shrontz. Many
from Cottonwood witnessed the game
Federated League-Last Sunday
evening, Oct. 10, the evening service
at the Federated church was IN
charge of the Federated League, the
Young peoples organization IL was
n Great success. Miss Lois Gillette
presided with dignity and grace. Miss
Imcile CLANCY sang the solo Il DO
NOT Ask, in very pleasing manner.
Messrs. Jack Hardy and Bert Everest
acted as ushers and conducted tnem-
selves like veterans at the task. Inc
congregation was highly pleased ana
the members of the League seemed
well pleased with their part in the
service The Executive committee OF
the Federated League met at the Fed
Grated church parsonage on Monday
evening last to formulate a program
of activities for the season. They de.
cided to hold their next supper ana
social on aSturday, Nov. list.