Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-06-05

lock, transacted business in Grange
Vile this week.
William A. Jones. well-known stock
man of the Boles country. was in
Grangeville Saturday.
William A. Shuck, of Whitebird,
has been in Grangeville during the
week
Prosecuting Atty +. f. Fogg was in
Lewiston this week on business before
the state supreme court.
Guy Chiesman, of Lewiston, was a
visitor in Grangeville the first of the
week.
Mrs Sarah Hurley has departed for
Spokane, where she will keep house
for her son, Charles Hurley.
Grangeville last Friday.
District Judge Miles F. Johnson
departed Tuesday for his home in
Lewiston, after spending three days
in Grangeville.
Judge James f. Ailshie and sons.
William and Robert, were arrivals
in Grangeville last Friday night from
Occur dAlene.
Miss Evelyn Coffey, of Charleston,
is spending the summer with her
aunt. Mrs John ID. Long. southwest
of Grangeville.
1Ir. and Mrs f. S, Barton. of Mos
COW, are guests this week of relatives |
and friends in Grangevile and |
vicinity
Cecil Church arrived Saturday
night from California, for visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Church.
A. II. Conner, attorney general of
U-oG hs,
ial Tuesday. He was enroute to
Boise from north Idaho.
Charles n. Brearley, deputy U. S.
internal revenue collector, was an ar
rival in Grangeyille Tuesday night
from Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs b. +. Shaw and Mr..
and Mrs. Merdon Shaw attended the
pioneer pageant in Walla WalIa last
week. making the "trip by automobile.
Miss Phoebe Gillett returned Tues
day night from Lewiston, where she
has been attending the state normal
school
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fink and son.
and j. c. Hollenbeak and Mrs f. n.
Erwin. all of higgins, were in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
The Rev. Earl c. Pounds, of Boise.
engaged in welfare work among pri-
'oners in the state penitentiary.
spent Tuesday in Grangeville.
Thomas POgue. manager of the
salmon River Stores company, at
Nhitebird, transacted business in
irangeville Tuesday.
Charles $. Boren. court reporter.
Vho has been in Grangeville on dis
riot court work, left Tuesday for
is home in Lewiston.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. McEyers. of
'urke, are guests at the X. o. Wilson
ONE Mr.. McEvers has been assist
MT foreman at the Hecla mine at
urke
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Howes and =
aughter, Lucille have returned from in
'aShtucna, Wn., where they were la
illed owing to death of Mrs. Howes'
-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Larson of Cen II.
ALA, Wn.. who have been visiting nm
the home of their daughter Mrs. M
alph Haskins, left the first of the he
eek for Centralia. RI,
Miss Margaret Krakau, who was hi
this week from the state pri
primal school at Lewiston. is home wa
" Il visit with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. c. T.. Krakau da
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gore and son am
TT Wednesday by automobile for pre
ILL.,, They will stop in pa,
heyenne. Wyo-. to visit relatives. spe
+. Cores old home is at Carlinville tw,
Mark A. Means, state commission Sis
of agriculture, and Mrs. Means dv
ere guests at the Imperial last ahc
night. They were driving \
ON Boise to Lewiston. ane
hr' anu MIS- w. j. Soltman and CIR;
+. and Mrs. W. H. Badgero re- ron
rned last Friday from an automo- 70
le mp 10 Walla Walla. where they lisf
tended the pioneer pageant anf
Miss zelda Bryant, who has been Cir,
tending St Paul school. at Walla nj
ALA, will return Friday TO Spend the nov
miner win her parents, Mr.. and Bay
rs wilbur Bryant, Northwest of ligh
'angevile. II
L. V. Patch, A l.. Hincks and e. Ten
Parsons, all of Payette, were in the vii
Y Tuesday. They were travelling VIII
er the North and South highway. Nj.
: Patch formerly was adjutant first
neral of Idaho life
J. f. Callison, Ray Shinn and H. a n
Mcouiey were mere from the Cam rail
d country the first of the week. ty-fi
ey brought to Grangeville a con-
nment of hogs which they sold to
al buyers. .
1r. and Mrs. J. w. Heath, of Yak
a, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
ank Duff, of Charleston, drove TO
angeville late last week for
1t to relatives and friends. They
Sunday for their homes.
irs. b. l.. Mitts and daughter.
ldys, of Portland, are visiting rel
yes here. They will leave Friday
Portland, and will be accompar-
home by Mrs Mitts' mother, Mrs.
L. Telcher.
tate Senator Seth d. Jones, of
itebird, was In Grangeville Satur-
on business matters. Senator
es has recovered from injuries in
red last year when he was thrown
n his mule, and now is ENJOYING
best of health.
n. and Mrs H. Brady, Mr.. and
. Ray Brady and Mrs. Joe Sorrow