Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-07-03
PERSONAL

! PERSONAL
b Sam Crawford was here from Fenr
e Monday.
A. F. Parker was in COTTONWOOD
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tinker wer
here from Kooskia, Tuesday.
/ ) A. A. Kinkaid was in Grangevill
Tuesday from his home at the Dewe,
mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole are visitine
their daughter. Mrs. Harold Single
ton, at Prosser, Wn.
Mrs. Jess Barker and children have
returned from months visit al
Boise and Juliaetta.
The Rev FIR. Martin and the Rev
FIR. Jerome of Keuterville, were in
GrangevilIe Wednesday.
r. HI. Farris and son. Allan Farris,
were in Grangeville Saturday from
Clearwater.
Sam Gerber is home from the Mar
shall Lake country, where he has
mining interests.
Mrs. S. W. Vogel, of Los Angeles, is
guest ut the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Brown.
William Potter and Ross Arnold
ATTENDED the Progressive meeting in
Cottonwood Monday.
George Upton and Ben Large were
visitors in Grangeville Monday from
Slate creek.
Earl Mulhall, Horace Parker and
Reese Hattabaugh jr., left Sunday on
a fishing trip to Moores lake.
]. L. Miller, who resides northwest !,
of town. recently returned from a |
Successful fishing trip in the Mussel-
shell country
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Rhett, of Lucille,
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry o. Rhett, of
Whitebird, were in Grangeville We'd
nesday, enroute home from Lewiston.
The Rev. X. r. Martin. Mrs. Mar
tin. and their daughter, May, returned
the first of the week from a motor
trip to higgins and Pollock.
Mrs Mary C. Coram is home from
Newark, n. j., where she spent the I
last eleven months as a guest of her
daughter, Mrs. X. b. Brown.
Mrs. w. L. Campbell and infant
son returned late last week from
Lewiston. Judge Campbell went to 5
Lewiston and accompanied them !
nome. .
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Brown, Mrs. S. :
". Vogel and Miss Zelma Brown were ,
allied to Lewiston late last week. ow-
ne TO death of Mrs. Browns aunt.
hrs. Bunnell
j. W. Cox and family, Frank Ken :
ledy and family and Mr.. Atkinson c
nd family, all of Boise, have been at
he Dewey mining camp during the
week. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. John Terpstra and
hildren returned Wednesday from
n automobile trip to Yakima. Wn..
there they visited Mr.. Terpstra's
rother, Herman Terpstra, and fam 4
y. |,
A. w. Behrens, cashier of the Sal .
ION River State bank, and w. w. n
'hite, bookkecper for the Salmon :,
liver Stores company, were here from :.
'hitebird the first of the week. Mr.. q
'hite purchased an Overland touring %
If from the McAdams agency. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Henry are here dc
ON Ashland, Ore, for a vacation m
sit with Mrs. Henry's parents. Mr.. he
ID Mrs. Henry Telcher. Mr. and IN
rs Henry are teachers in the public
hools at Ashland, and have been re-
scted for the next year.
Judge and Mrs. Raymond L. Givens
d three children, of Boise, stopped -
Grangeville Tuesday, for a brief 40
ut, while enroute by automobile rel
I'm Boise to Orofno. where they ext
II be guests of Judge Giyens' faith gu
Dr. }. w. Givens, superintendent spl
the North Idaho sanitarium. Judge int
Tens, who for several years has VII
we'd ON the district bench in Ada Gle
hty, viii be a candidate for tbe n s
publican nomination for Justice of a
Idaho state supreme court. 70 wo
ceed Justice Charles Z. Mccarthy ~
0 VIII retire from the bench. a.,
'hilip Pfeufer is here from the tho
Yersity OF Washington, Seattle jol-