Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-07-10
PERSONAL

mona, Monday.
Clyde Van sise has returned from
Susanville, Cal.
Mrs. Cora Devine is here from Los
Angeles for two months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schmadeka were
here from Charleston, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis abb of Mough-
mer Point were in town Wednesday.
James Rowland and Norman John
son of Kamiah We're in town Monday.
John Foust, of Pomeroy, Wn., is
visiting friends and relatives here.
W. G. Peacock has returned from
Los Angeles, where he had been since
last fall.
Mrs. Oliver Chase who has been
visiting her mother and sister at Day
ton, Wash. returned last week.
Mrs. Don c. Fisher, of Lewiston,
was a guest recently of friends in
Grangeville.
Prof. and Mrs. H. A. Bendixon. of
Moscow, were weekend guests at the
]. ]. Pulse home.
Mrs. Charles r. Campbell and son,
Marion Riley, returned Wednesday
night from Long Beach, Cal.
Mrs. J. f. McCallie, of Lewiston,
and Mrs. f. Moore and daughter, of |
Spokane, are guests at the Sasenbery |
home.
L. A. White, pioneer resident of
Idaho county, was a visitor in the
city Monday from his home at
Denver.
Elmer A. Carpenter has gone to
Seattle, where he will spend the sum-
mer in organization work for the
Modern WOodmen of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclure and Floyd Snayely were
among the people from Westlake that
attended the speaking Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vincent went
o Lewiston Sunday to meet Mrs.
Tincent's mother, Mrs. Pinkston who
will visit relatives and friends in
irangeville few weeks
The Rev. O. A. Cooper, former past ,
II of the Christian church, in Grange
lille, and Mrs. Cooper, spent Satur- '
lay visiting friends here They are
ow residing at Eugene, Ore. (
The Rev. r. r. Martin, Mrs Martin, b
nd their daughter, May, and Miss W
Jessie CLANCY departed Sunday after p
Don by automobile for Deer Lake. a
W., where Mr.. Martin will attend u
hurch conference [;
AdOlph Hinkelman, well-known OF
lncher of the Greencreek country. W
as in Grangeyille Monday, Mr.. Hin CO
Gilman filed for the Democratic NOM in
lation for county commissioner from st
lie second district. dc
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hesterman. q
d-time residents of Idaho county, de- ST
irted Sunday for Seattle, where they q,
Ill make their home. They recently n,
Id their residence property in In
to ID. f. Wall. h;
MIR. and Mrs. Claude W. Gibson and "a "a
r. and Mrs. Upchurch, all of Boise. ",
ere in Grangeville Monday, enroute o. ",
automobile to Portland. Mr.. Gibson. -, ~
no is an attorney, visited Grange p''
lie in 1897, and recalling his previous
SIT, was scarcely able to recognize 81
Q town, because of the numerous i'm
ovements that have been made.
James N. Hoffman, of Tahoe ridge
is visitor in Grangeville Saturday. of
d filed for the Republican nomina- die
N for commissioner from the first tbe
strict. Mr.. Nelson is ranching on WI
hoe. He is veteran of the World lin
II. a..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Parker. Mrs. ues
ri Mulhall and children and Miss
zabeth Parker returned Sunday sii
I'M the Little Salmon river. below oa'
falls, where they spent several ia
VS. with Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Kad- ICE.
Boise. h'aS'inan' Blu
DIR. and Mrs. Edmon S. Paul and ty,
lighter were in Grangeville Friday yea
quite TO Orogrande, to visit Mr.. wht
as father, James e. Paul. The to
lghter has been studying music in was
Angeles. Mr.. Paul and family To
a brief visit to his step-mother five
J. James Il. Paul, of Charleston l.
lie enrOute TO Idaho Inns