Idaho County free press., 1924-08-14

bird spent Monday in Grangeville OF
business.
Sunday Callers-Mr and Mrs. Cliff
ford Stevens, of Winchester spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
G. w. Eimers.
Walk ImprOyehhent-O. II. Lingo
last week completed cemsnt side
walks in front of his own property
that of NJ. L. Ayers and r. ID. Mack
All three properties adjoin, making
approximately two blocks of cement
walk.
From Hornet Creek-Robt. Nelson
a prominent purebred stock raiser
of near council, Idaho, was through
Grangeville last Saturday on the
North and South highway and made
a call at the Free Press office. He
was much impressed with the Cam
as Prairie country.
Stanberry HOme-Stanley Stanber-
ry is home from Lewiston, enjoying
a visit with relatives and friends Mr..
| Stanberry has been in Lewiston for
| three months.
Repairing Walls = +. w. Karsten
| is repairing the walls of the school
building and plastering parts of the
interior, prior to the opening of school
in September.
Walla WaIla Guests-Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Tracy and daughter, of Walla
Wafla are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. 0. w. II. Mcconnell Mrs. |
rN..o,
Trip to SpOkane-Mr. and Mrs. o. |
W. Mcconnell and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Nj. Sims mOtored to Svokane Tuesday.
They will return Friday evening. Dur
ing Mr.. McConnell's absence, Gene
Thatcher will operate the Lyric the
atre, of which Mr.. Mcconnell is prop
rietor
Visit Friends Miss Virginia
Brown, of Lewiston, spent the week ,
end at the home of her aunt, Mrs. ,
w. w. Brown. Miss Brown departed ,
Monday for Cottonwood, TO meet
friends in that city.
Lewiston BOys-Albert Afford Jr. :
md Homer Hamblin, of the Lewiston +
Tribune, and Alfred Kohl, also of /;
lewiston were in Grangeville last .
Thursday.
Club Secretary-Mr. and Mrs. R. p. v
3evis were guests at the Imperial v
lotel Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Be
is is secretary of the Lewiston Com .
nercial club.
Spends Week End-Miss Margaret n
lrakau, of Grangeville, spent the r
Teek end with Miss Jessie Keeler, of $,
'enn.
Carl Baker, well known farmer of r
he Denver section, was in town on n
usiness Monday.
Many to South Fork7-Many Grange d,
lille people spent Sunday on the 8,
outh Fork of the Clearwater in an n,
tempt to dodge the prevailing hot ei
'eather. The cool river water affords h.
sceiieGt swimming and recreation, y,
18th the result that nearly every "
each was occupied by a party of M
athers. The river is very low at r.
lis time Of the season.
Mrs. E. M. Long and children, in M
)mpany with Mr.. and Mrs. McDer- p.
IOtt, of Winchester, returned to nj
Monday after spending a mi
eek in the Red River section. They
port having seen three bears and ~,
uch big game. w, w,
Leg BrOken-A. A. Smith, of Harp
er, had leg broken Monday, when ,,,
hay derrick, on which he was work WI WI
lg fell, causing the accident Mr. ="
NTH is well known in Grangeville. re, pa
From Cambridge-The balance of w,
e Olmsted family arrived last Sat tb,
day from Cambridge, Ida. They now ,
cupy the Gilbert property, near the g..
gh school. iai
m =, as
10 U. OF Robert Lough and John bo,
lies, of Culdesac, were in Grange soy
lie Sunday. Mr.. LOugh formerly ,
Is coach for Culdesac's champ bas-
tball teams and states that he will we
ter the University of Idaho this sa,
caI
Tourists Miss Marguerite Tyler nIa
d Miss Pearl M,Eachen, of the GOO
wiston State Normal school, with /,
IS Tyler, of Lewiston, passed ~
v to sontharn Idoho a' nt' oh rheir Sto
q South highway. After visiting
re, they Will motor over the old
-Soh lIdll 10 lue COAST. 1he ladies '1"'
camping out. higl
Wanted-The Free w, VIZ
,ss would like to have a steady cor s."' s'','
pondent in each and every COM @''ii' @
nifty in Idaho county in which Nou
re is no newspaper. You will be Slol
nished all supplies, such as sta urs
lery, stamps, etc, and your name age
be run If desired in a nice box ever
ding as special correspondent +
N your locality. Come in and see and
or If impossible to do so, write for Gral
information and supplies. We III
ecially would like to get all the Geo.
ool and neighborhood news. LET r.
Ill work together to make the Free retu
% nome paper second to none aftel
Huioor. vicir
arage Owner-Mel Fewel, pron- kleb-
Or of Lewiston garage spent At
rsday in Grangeville. lcbell
I. L.. DerrIg, former linotype oper- art.
at the Free Press, who for the Vile
two years has resided in Los j. G.
ales, Calf, is expected home soon. after
riding to word received hera b,, sessi,