Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-06-12
PERSONAL

ton Monday.
C. H. Wood and A. n. Dyer were
in Lewiston Monday.
Roger Mccarthy arrived in Grange
y vile Tuesday from Spokane.
r Fred Hanger is home from the Uni
vefsffy of idaho, at Moscow
I Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman, Of westlake.
: were In Grangeville late last week.
Mrs. Ed. Free, of Opportunity, wn..
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
4 Nixon.
Albert Taylor is home from the
, University of Idaho, for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Robert Freeman and Mrs. May
Meyer We're in Grangeville from Rig
, gins recently.
Al Defong departed Tuesday for
Florence, where he will spend the
summer mining.
! George w. Marshall. stockman. of
the Garfield country, was in Grange
fliV
Mrs W. A. Cridlebaugh, of Lewis
ton, is guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Guy Elder.
w. +. Cook, old-time resident of
Idaho county, was here from Mccall
recently.
Mrs. George Carter and baby, of
4 Spokane, are visiting Mrs. Carter's !
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee DeMoss
Mrs. Fred Ruggles and Mrs Eu- |
gene Thatcher and daughter motored |
to Lewiston Thursday
L. T. Holte, well-known mining
man, was here this week from the
Marshall Lake country.
Ruben Scott, rancher and stockman
residing South of Florence, was in
Grangeville Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Taylor, son, Albert,
and daughter, Miss Florence, motored
to Lewiston Tuesday.
Mrs. i. L. Smith has returned
from Pocatello, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. r. V. Swanson.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Martin
and children, of Orofino. were guests
this week of the Rev. r. R. Martin ,
and family. i
Mrs. Frank Howard and children a
left Sunday for New Meadows and
Boise, where they will spend three
weeks visiting. n
Miss Elizabeth Parker, who has '
been attending Washington Stare :
college, Pullman. is home for the sum- .
mer vacation.
J. w. Cox, who is interested in the +
Dewey mining camp, departed by au- c
tomobile Monday for Boise He will v
return by the end of the week. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGrane and
Son, Frank, returned last week from h
Lewiston. where they spent two weeks r
visiting. relatives and friends. q
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Titus and N
daughter, Grace, motored to Lewiston
Sunday and returned to CrangevilIel =,
Monday evening. r
Prof. and Mrs. X. W. Overman have ID
returned from Finley, Wn., where sc
they taught school during the last
year.
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Mrs. Harry Norris spent Sunday NJ
and Monday in Lewiston She was ac- ST
here by her neice, Miss NJ
Maudie Hender, of Seattle d
Wallace Cridlebaugh arrived from
Lewiston Sunday evening to spend at
several days visiting at his old home ha
lere. ne
Mr.. and Mrs. John Terpstra and -,
amily expect to leave this week to
-isit relatives i'm the Yakima country.
hey viii make the trip by automobile. sol
Victor Peterson and Sam Andrews IN,
'ere in Lewiston last week, attending W.;
he convention of the Pacific North to,
est Grain Dealers association.
VIII Moughmer was in town We'd r;v
esday. He was accompanied by his Co
aughter, Miss Zema, who has been do,
TENDING normal school at Lewiston. IA
H. f. Church spent Monday in exI
Cottonwood. Mr.. Church is Re Ell
lDllcdH canuluate Tor county COM
issioner from the second district. 70,
Kenneth Miller son of Mr.. land Me-
rs. ]. l.. Miller, is home to spend ing
e Summer. He was recently grad Tor
tied from the high school at Kuna. ses'
"a.
Sat
Mrs. Hartzell Cobb and children. of Mil
una, Ida, are visiting Mrs, Cobb's wee
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Miller, on dau
e prairie. Mr.. Cobb will be here Hol
ter. hea
to
Joe Dysard departed Monday for
lscade, after spending two monthsl N
Grangeville. Mr.. Dysard expects sup
spend the summer in the vicinity OF
Cascade. SIM
Al Kell
Miss Fern Spencer, Miss Hazel Ring v;si,
I'd Ed Spencer leave Sunday for ago
'scow to spend week at the Un- lake
'rsity of Idaho, in boys and girls old,
ID work, conducted by the unver- She
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