Idaho County free press., 1924-07-31

james n. Paul, OF Or0granQe, ma
been in Grangeville during the week
L. L. Gordon was in Grangevill'
from higgins, Monday.
T. NJ Atwood, of Winona, was il
Grangeville Wednesday.
J.. l.. Miller was in Grangeyillt
Wednesday from his ranch on th'
prairie.
Robert Cone and Lewis Jones were
in Grangeville Tuesday from White
bird.
Charles Layton, of Whitebird, was
a business visitor in Grangevillt
Monday.
Fred Erskine was business visit.
or in Grangeyille this week from his
home at Lewiston.
Senator Seth ID. Jones, of White
bird, was transacting business In
Grangeville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Mcconnell and
daughter, Betty Lou, left Wednesday
for Elk City. They will return Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Yahraus and
sons were in town recently from their
home ON Snake river.
Mrs. J. G. McMeeken arrived from
F'razer Lake, B. c., to spend the sum-
mer with her daughter and Mrs.
Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Feree and
daughter, Mrs. Pickering, of OppOr-
tunity, Wn., are guests of friends
and relatives in Grangeville
Jake Briscoe, who has been resid-
ing in Seattle, is home for an indefi- |
mite stay. He has been attending the |
University of Washington.
o. H. Lipps, superintendent of the
Fort Lapwai Indian agency, spent |
Monday might in fGrangeville. Mr..
Lipps was on his way to Boise
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Cone depart
ed Monday for their home at Pocatel-
TO-, after months visit with rela-
tives and friends in Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Y. Jesse and two
daughters returned Wednesday night
from an automobile trip which took
them to Arkansas, Oklahoma and
Texas
Charles j. Whiteside, of higgins,
was in Grangeville Wednesday, to
meet his sister, Miss Whiteside who
8 physical director in the high
school at Long Beach, Cal
Norman b. Addison, secretary to
Sov. G. c. Moore. was In Grangeville
Monday. Mr.. Addison departed Tues .
lay for Boise. He has been spending :,
us vacation in north Idaho. =
Mrs. Chester Fee, of Taft, Cal, was !,
guest Of Mrs. Charles r. Campbell, =
sunday. Mrs. Fee, who is remembered
ere as Miss Sadie Robinson, is visit
ne her sister, Mrs. c. A Johnston, 7,
a Cottonwood. y
A. w. Behrens, cashier of the Sal ="
ION River State bank, Whitebird. T
vas in Grangeville Wednesday, en- !,
quite by automobile to Spokane, to 7,
ttend the funeral of w. f. Buchholtz. -
lr. Behrens was close friend of Mr..
Ben Stone and Robert Moore de- =.
arted Tuesday for Walla Walla. aft -
: several days stay in Grangeville. d
hey are old-tme friends of Charles =,
: Campbell, of the Imperial, and y,
ere guests of Mr.. Campbell while Ii Ii
the city. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gerber departed -
'ednesday for Anacortes, Wn., where
ley will temporarily reside. They ex- r
act to eventually locate In Portland,
here DR.. Gerber will practice her Il
of dentistry. III
James Surridge, of Harpster. was
Grangeville Monday Mr.. Surridge
an old-time resident of Idaho coun- b
2, and member of the legislature
ON this county. He is a candidate Ii
r reelection, and is unoppOsed at the 81
'imary. n
Mrs. s. w. Vogel, who has been a
lest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. "a
+. w. Brown, has reparted for Port n
nd, for visit, prior to her return
her home in New York City. She NJ
as accompanied as far as Lewiston d
: Zelma Brown. n
Il. M. Harris departed Sunday for N
llisca, Ia, where he will spend 5
Veral weeks visiting friends and rel n
ives at his. old home. He is making
e trip east by automobile with his "
other-in-law, f. r. Van Vert, and M
mily, of Potlatch.
Wilbur Pettibone arrived in Grange W
lie the first of the week, and will 81
md the summer with his parents, w
mmissioner and Mrs. N. b. Petit AZ
ne, on the prairie. Wilbur has 5
IN attending the University of N
Tho, and recently has been at the N
erve officers training camp at E
mp Lewis, Wn. III
1r. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, of
tchell county, Ia, have been visit W
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schrom and "a
and Mrs. Carl Schrom. They are
an automobile trip through the NJ
1t, and left Monday. Mrs Mitchell
a cousin of Carl Schrom. They N
ted Yellowstone park before COM A
to Grangeville.
liner A Carpenter, who was sum- W
led here by reason of illness of M
son, Leo Carpenter, but who did
arrive in Grangeville until after "
son had passed away, will de- 3
in few days for the Puget "
nd country, to resume his work
the remainder of the summer as