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TBE SEAGOERS.
william .. COrey AmenG Th0ss GslnG
Away On the George Washington.


. -s.ling to-day by the North German
Lid liner George Washington. for Ply
n'.'a Cherbourg and Bremen:
N- ana Mrs Z B Bacon. ogden Goldman.
N.am T. Corey. Miss Grace a. DodRe.
" al1 Mrs feter Durrea. the Baron and
stlls-s von Eisslberg. Henry T. Gage.
hT-- an Minister 70 Portugal. and Mrs
'ass llr ami Mrs. Matthew q Gay. Mr. and
A'' D hans. Mr. and Mrs., John y. Kern.
.' AMI Mrs y 4 Langhorat AiF and Mrs
1'f ar' o lehman. Mfs.C 4 Leroy, Mrs
rs ..isnast0ne. Air. ana Mrs.. D. T..
N.... Nrs b " laurence. y g. 0a-
t'' r ana Mrs Horace Packard. d. and
gr orc yon Pirguefr. Dr. and Nra
H FiCe Prof Robert " Rogers.
a.f Hr- y " stanford, the RsFgness
,iF7 .arr" rav-l ray. Capt " " WhAeleE.
NhittemOre. Mrs.. g. u. WOad-
md Mrs ". H Woodward anii
No. . Weir
tar"HEers by the French liner Ia
Iorr.7a for Havrp:
h' srt urs Edmond Clement Air AMI
- ItI burand. Nr and Mrs. y. 70.
'."rueT' Arthur Whfon. chandler
r and Mrs. Gih.rr Ramhaud
IrH H-f the Counties De Mlranore
... f.'. I4rfaF
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NORI BATES EVJOINED.
Jusiirr O'GOrmaR Decides ZIeEfeId Con-
tract WHh Her and JaCE Norv orth Holds.

supreme Court Justice O'Gornan found
for tho plaintiff Yesterday IN the suit -
Florrnl Ziegfelr Agpinst Nora Rayss and
her husband. Jack Norworth. for a par.
manout In junction restraining them from
appearing under any other Management
m an his 0Nn until next November. In
he decision Justice OGorman said the
controversy between The parties bad been
a source n annoyance and pAcuniary lnss
for all conce-nNd Pnd was due 10 the
failure Of tho defendants 70 understand
The Ohigafi0ns u their contract with
Ziagfeld
Their conduct has hcon unreasonable
and without leRAl justification and In
disregard n tho letter and spirit oi their
agreement says the Court. 7 find no
facts o. sustain their cQnteniiOn that thsy
WIRE discharged
A. nnOn a. the C0ur' signs tho formal
judgment IN no rssC ZieRfeld NAV move
10 prevent the daiendsnts from appearing
in The Jolly RaChelon'
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PITruBURd. May G--Frunk W0rthinR.
playing the part Of SieiiOH Perry In 'Is
Matrimony a Failure?- az the Nixon
Thsatrs, collapsed while acting hia part
Inet night. He let for New York. He
sxpeots % aaii Tor Europe 20 take treat-
mala for tuberculosis ~ tA3 throat.
CoErtnoT Eo0ts took bic place In ths
c1rt.
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Health and Beauty Hints
sPFGIAL NOTICEs.
~ MRS NAE MARTIN

and correcting fabbiness Its continued
lse viii do wonders iO making one com.
pleNt0n plump and yelvety ! Use uothine
else Tor massage purposes.
RsP. n your feet gave you 40 much
trouble last year. you should begin nov 10
ioughen them, not only for your vAoat ION.
but 10 avoid unnecessary suffering In volTr
daily work. Try bathing your feet IN a
nasin of warm waier IN which you have
Dissolved two teaspoonfuls Of phFOsof
This never fails 70 ave relief 10 sore and
-weaty ieet u takee OUT the tire ana ache
snd Fives relief after other rerledies feu
ANY druggist will ger phr0sol fOr voi frorl
his wholesaler u be hasn't II IN stock. a. Il
merii u bound 20 move Z biz seller every
where
Mrs. e. l.: Although your hair sasna
rather scant yOu can make u look bean-
tlfui and not show any evidence of thnnesa
" you viii shampoo it every two Weekl Wifh
leaspoonim % oanihroH Dissolved n .
often. a. this 4 n very safe. reliable ahams
poo. VII cieause your scalp ~ nothing
else WI u dries very quickly and VIII soften
and nun up your hair Until here viii seem
SS 70 es 's,Se w.. ,,.a e much q = TEy ihis .ha;
no LONGER need 10 wear fllse hair. Il wtn
stop all irritation. remove the dandruf ana
restore your scalp % a healthy condition.
Never tuampoo with soap The alkal IN
soap iniures the hair. ma kes Il duli. hFiitis
and streaky. You can get oanfhroK
ahaHlpn0 AZ musi hairdressars 81 preuars
" at home at small cost
r. n l.. ! am sorry VOu permitted the
clerk 70 sell you something else when y0u
asked Tor delatoue know of n1fhina
else 70 satisfactory Tor The removal an
suinefhuCas hair nom tho foraaFins md
lace. ~ you insist upon Il. your dFugrIf
VII Ret delaiune for you n he should n1f
happen % have t IN stock. see that YOU
get an original One-ouuce parkaRc MIA 4
little % the delafune with enough water 10
make q paste Cover the surface from
which yOu wish to remove tho hair with
this paste. let u remain tUo nr three min
uies then wipe ~ the PASTE ana waah The
sEin With warm water The frat apnlioa-
finn " u remove the hair. but Il NAV refurn
aRain liEht and thin. Apply tho delatnn9
two o. thfee times and yuu will b I'd al
the unsightly hair for GOOD.
r.. - l.. External applioationa wIll nof
I'D you q plmpiea and hlninhea cauIed ~
deranGed digestion. bad blood or Inactive
liver. Try this oid-faahiCned. h0uns-nnfa
tonic; Dissolve Une-haf Gun auglr and
one ounce kardene IN one-ha6 pint alcohol.
then add enough boiling water 10 mafs i
iuN Qulri. IaFa a tahlernnruful ta hnfrrn
each meal aud h viii tone 10 v0ur Wkoln
system. restore your laEi auretite and give
yQn tnerGy au1 . WI % work Ihn trlic
WI clear ID 4 aliloW comnlgEIru nnf
purify ne blood a. nothing che VII
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Csmmsdars Brnsd,r, PulnfuIl, m.

GFFENwIcH. May t-Commodore 2. G.
Benedict is suffering much pain from an
ailment which h the result Of his advanced
yearF. but HE condition is not considered
dangerous. Mr. Benediot'a daughters.
Mrs Ramsey TuFnbull and Mrs Prank
= Hastings of New York spent yeater-
day with their father. hut his CONDITION
wa ~ much improved to-day that II gas
DEFINED safe for them O. return home
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GIRL RUN DOWN nv TAXICIB.
whose Driver Carries Her 10 Rssse,sit
Hospital. where Hes Arrested.

Helen Otte. years old. of ~ Columbus
avenue. was knocked down by . taHicAb
clnse % the Sixty eighth street side Of
the Hotel Marie Antoinette yesterday
afternoon. Tho taKioab was driven BY
Fred Klein. N years Old. Of i57 West
Forty sixth street The Eirl became
confused and dodged In front q the
machine. Klein drove tho cab up IN the
curb In an effort b 60 around the girl.
but one wheel struck her.
Klein goS another taHicab and drove
with the injured child b Roosevelt Hna-
pilal. The girl had q broken left leg and
Rad bruises. Klein vas arrested 81 the
hospital.
The sun., 1910-05-05

I.m Hr1aunv. who played tho chief
"'."'- - {" In The Fourth Estate. vas
.''..'d r' rho Church n the Paulist
won r"Tferiav efternoon % Mss
t.-'''. h-vrut Il Tho Yankee Girl .
... a daughter II the lats Dan
'fa.. Y.Y1eer minstrel.
The sun., 1910-05-05
QUEENS BRIDGE TRANSFERS.
ThlTd A,euue RsRrOad wants 10 nun
CaFs Acres.

The Third Avenue Railroad Company
of which Frederick W. WhitFidge h ~
oeivsr. has applied 10 the Public Service
Commission fcE q Franchise 20 operate
cars through Fifty-ninth and sixtisth
streets from Third avenue over Quoens-
b0rO Bridgs. A Subsidiary company
called the Third Avenue Bridge Company
has been formed 10 0perate nc road
u b stated IN the Application thai the
09neFs alGna the foutsa have been OBJ
tainea and thnt q n pgnpoHed % iaaue
trrnGf8rs between ~ neW l'n9 and no
Third avenue rFrtlm. MragInr1 a. dnq
npnl1flon Wlu b b.gm Ou'M Nay ~.
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sPECIAL NOTIs -.

- Ma You can easily s'Op your hair
from coming out by the cOmbful n YOU
will use about tu ice u week = guinine
tonic that you can make Yourself ~ dtss
solving an ounce ~ quinzuin m one-halt
ninf N alcohol adding an equal uLNntity
~ cold wster rhs toni uill destroy the
dandruf germs IN the hair roots. and put
v0ur hair and scalp In healthy condi-
lion I save NJ faith In any of The ready
prcpared foni,s. a. Bone n Them seems
10 10 what b claimed for them But II
Won viii lise the one J recommend. You
will soon be no longer bothered " itn -Calp
and hair troubles II y excellent for brittle
or excessively oily hair and h he hest
remedy know FOR preventing premature
MR Nou wR End face lotion
made with spurmaN much better "a use
than any powder particularly during ne
werner weather Dissolve four ounces
of spuymaN In a half-pni oi bot wafer.
and add fwO tcsaponnsful 0f glycerine
SpurWaK B. a dainty complexion heaufi-
fef iI viii whiten and soften The shin.
and give q youthful appearance when
applied 10 the face. nerk AID arms. W
and v a splendid pfoteciion against
freckles. tan aud sunhurn This mex
pensiye lotion viii tone % vour rom-
uiexion 70 = wonderfully pleasing extent.
and relieve you of that shiny. greasy look
Mr. Kate q You need not Worry
shout your exct-s flesh ~ the approach
~ warm weather. AZ YOU can readily re-
dure your weight without dieting. Sim
ply dissolve feur ounces Of parnOtis In
~ ninfs warn water. and take 4 table
spoonful hefore each meal This remedy
reduces heeh rapidly and y nerfecfly
harmless u leaves the flesh frm and
free from hahblneas ! know ~ many
Eases where feW weeks treatment has
restored many an overly Fat person 10 a
comfortable weight
n W. simply because yGur eyes
tire easily and readily hec0ma inhamed
y no prOOf that YOU need 70 wear glasses
Try dropping In each eye two ~ three
firnes a day 4 few drops u q tonir made
hy dissolying an ounce u cTystOa IN = han
plni Of Wafer This eye tonic y WondAr-
fully strenHt hening and very highly
recommended Tor red. lnhamed. weak o.
dull eyes This simple remedy b endorsed
nne for ireaiing granulafed eyelids u
weak. overworked eyes.
G. r. b: To make q EoNd. gresaeleps
SOFTEN your rough skin and clear u Of
geiheI an ounce ~ almo1oin. two tea
cQld water str and lfl stand a few hours
remove AZ Dir and al from The pores sf
Torr rkln fDd r aniandId fsr raduclnr
thc sire % iarGa pores, removing wrinkles
The sun., 1910-05-05
''7 DrnWatic COmrosltIon PTt1s Ter
Harvard.

,l,"a''rar isss.. May I-Ths Har-
.i,.-. ,.I.r. l1l has accspted Z gift
'f"E John Cvr.r. the f-f0r. Ono
- 20 p-ze Tor dramatic COM
-. -.- he 1lhcr haIf % buy boofs
10 5ry n the Engiiah nlaEs.
The sun., 1910-05-05

Ar, J. Wright DuF. the author of A
Literary History oi Rome IL a profes.
scr ot classics ia the University of Dur.
ham. His s,ory % Rome and her liiera
ture is a book Tor the general reader ~
well A. Tor the scholar
2 Ian Hay, who comes before the Ameri-
cah public Tor the first time with his
novel The Right Stun. is young Scotch
writer with a keen sense OF humor and
a genial insight into human nature. His
two previous hooks have established
his reputation among his readers in
England.
The musician who was The chief actor
IN Mr. Hickmaa's The A Fht Major
Folonaise' Il also the hero OF Com
pcnsa'ed, rev story IN 'hree parts.
the tust insfs'men' Oi which begins
IN tho May Cer'ury The musician known
TO Mr.. hickmal's readers as ,. r. Kim
borough ls a real person and friend
OF The author Those who have heard
h's PLAYING say that Il is fully as wonder
tai ~ u u depicted in the stories.
Warwick Deeping the English author.
has IN addition 10 his other ir'erests
an especial fondness for archaeology
HE now book. 10 he published soon under
the tito The Rust " Rome. gains its
title from the discovery on the hero's
properly of a bed of Roman Antiquities.
Ihe story is set in modern England
Muriel Hine'- novel Halt in Earnest
enjoys the new and questionable distinc-
'icn of having been rsNIacd by several
leafing Libraries In England on the plsa
of Its heing immoral ApropOs oi this
an English writer Gays in the current
BE.iiR@ss: I dare sav the Rirl Of rs
might gather from the book information
not hitherto vonchsEfed b. her parents
but ! do not see why authors a. a whole
should no punished for criminal ncrl-
genJe ~ rarenis in withholding from q Nil.
dren oi reasonable age the fr-t truths
~ nature TO rerilat. lite -arIro by the
iaer" % children means IN the long run
thai Ne shall have either to stor lit"ra ~.
.or stop children. or both
Sir D. Noun Ehusband and Major Wolv-
nerN are srcciaily qualified Tor their
illsHra'H work Rsshmir sir r.
Iounghusbaud Was horn within sight oG
kashmir Hc teEan his ssrvics sn IT,
borders and III -a-'irst explorations
a- well 's his political No-s brought him
slong ~ frontiers through - nas-ss and
v-'leys and 10 i's capital city tie ha-
zen the Old order changing and he con-
ul"'ed hts Indian sHr,i~e ~ -ome four
vsars A. IL Political Resident His work
was carried out IN hour. Matched from
oH.cisl duties. It or Moyne'iy H. ,allsd
the lrs-j rsinter "a lndia
The sun., 1910-05-05

What upssts ne most a. tho theatre.
said the Glove s1l~swoman. 10 T. see =
woman in the play put on her gloves
She IL ~ awkward she NAV sing Ike
a siren. kick like a royRl opera house
coryph@e and 90 through al her other
stunts with charming grace, but she
doesn't know how - put on gloves No
woman does except a protest. Jhal filter
Maybe that II the re- sou the actress Il
- awkward. Maybe she woulint put
on her gloves right II she could. because
she - supposed % hold the mirror up q
na tu-e. and q put on gloves gre oefullv
would he such a fake that nature wuuldn Q
recognize herself The way the st1gr
heroine abs her fingers intD her gloves.
pulls up the wrists ard tlEs at the buttons
makes the glove filter want 70 a., nj up
and shrek They see the nme thing
every time they look ground In real life
hut the exhibition ~ Incompetence DOESN'T
biz them quite ~ herd then bccause they
haven't paid g - see a.
The sun., 1910-05-05

In one II the tallsst oiioe buildings in
New York a man ond his wife keep house
When they came 10 mo and asked 60
rent suite of oiiicrs for Housekeeping
puspo-es. . said the agent ot thC building
4 told them II Couldn't he done. had
heard oi jsnitors keeping house in oiice
buildings. but hadn z heard Of anybody
else trying II So | tod them no
But The young man reasoned With me
We've got 70 be ~ high 40 Se can 60. he
told me
-Went 70 dodge mosquitoes ssid
Not quite that said he Ny wife
has an aunt who won't ride In elevat lrs
She he's t-Giled No 10 twelve iiights of
staira hut ! think she'd hRlk a. thirty
Eve 90
The sun., 1910-05-05

Nice dresses. yes, very NICE aAid the
dealer In second hand clothes 'NoW tsl
me something Of their history. On what
OccasiOns were they uOrni'
This pink satih.- said the woman
made its first appearance az a reception
gwen tn-hOnOr of 0erInaR Prince. The
blue crepe aud chiffon was worn first az an
embassy ball in Washington. rhe white
cloth was worn at a hig Fifth avonus
Wedding She wound up the record Oi
splendid functions by asking. What 90
you want 70 know all that fOFg'
Money in it. said tho dealer. Those
histories will add a couple of dollars 10
the price Of each dress They wont
remove a stain OF mend a rent. hut Il
worked up properly by a quick Witted
auctiOneer they will make a big hit with
the people who buy second hard clothes.
What ! like about a New York street
crowd said the gray headed man. -is
their proficiency in hushing babiss Zach
person has hrs own method, but unless
the haby 10 very cross indeed some Of the
antics performed for his benefit are hound
20 please. These volunteer nursemaits
are Of both seVss They are total
strangers 10 the babies they aitemp, 10
paOify The kids have been left to sqnirm
and wriGgle IN their carriages ON the side
walk while their natural guardians have
gone somewhere 10 shop or gossip As
soon a. he finds himself alone haby begins
TO howl The tender hearted New Yorker
can't stand that Tie may be hreaking
his neck 70 get somewhere. hat he stops
20 iiggle the CaTriaGe. snap hlS fingers
IN hahy's face or dig around for the lost
bottle. Others. having the knack ~
mOtherliness. take the infant into their
arms and ouddle H. Usually the mother
- grateful for this care Of her offspring.
hut sometimes she says
You needn't have minded. II doesn't
hurt him 10 cry
The sun., 1910-05-05
BOOKS AND ATTHORS.

Mr. J, Wright Dun. the author of A
Literary History Of Rome IL profes-
sor Of classics in the University Of Dur.
ham. His s-ory of Rome and her H,era.
ture is book Tor the general reader ~
well A. for the scholar.
The sun., 1910-05-05

There are some folks In the city whc
do not think that We are brave" sa:d
a policeman attached 70 an upper West
Side precinct a little incident that
happened the other night convinced me
Of this About II O'Clock was patrolhna
Amsterdam avenue in the Eighties. when 4
woman lifted the window in the top story
n hathOuse IN a side street and shouted
that burglars were trying 10 get in
made for the entrance n the house. stop
0itcer coming from the opposite direc-
tion IN the meantime a man. evidently
the womans husband. looked out of the
window and seeing me stop a. the atOOp
shouted down. Don he afraid % come %.
I've got a revolver up here
The sun., 1910-05-05

woman wearing q BASEBALL mask
cHcites a LOT Of curiosity among those
who attend the amateur baseball games
~ the upper end Of LenoH avenue on
Sunday The Wearer - the vender ~
lemonade and cand -. and long before
the players assemble she iakes her
position near the hase lines adjusts her
mask and starts business
The sun., 1910-05-05

One of the BaedekeTs on a ribbeneck
wagon has evolved a joke which never
fails 20 make a hit With his passengers
it, innocent victim - the white haired
waichman IN charge of tho building
This is the New York Public Lnrary
ladies' and gent lemen he calls ont 40
the motor pasaes the white structure. -and
YOU 80 that old gentleman there with
tho white hair Well. he was only an
oifios hoy with the architects when thev
began 10 huiid tho library. II YOU don Z
thiTk It's something wonderful. just lOOk
al MIN and realize al the time It tOo6'
i have just recsived from London.
-a,d New York man - letter addressed
10 me IN tho British fashion with o. comma
after the street numbcr ard lefore tho
street nAme. ike this. T. West sIsth
street
why they do this ! don understand
! suppose there must he reason for u
or there was once. and 40 they con
tinne "a write that comma ln following
IN ancient custom And certainly ~
placed that comma IL Interesting a. thu
vermiform appendix II the British sys-
tenn u punctuation
The sun., 1910-05-05

The most popular Hoor in a building
that has express elevators s the floor
where me express makes its fret stop.
AN persons Who arc easily upset by
the vaEares Of an elevator prefer that
floor said the renting agent IL ~ tho
stopping and starting that disturb them
most BY taking an ofYice on a hoor
that can b8 reached In ono unbTokcn
trip they are spared thoso shocks-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-17

Lewiston. Idaho. March 15.-
One Of the largest fraternal gather
ings ever held in Lewiston is sche-
duled for April 20, when there will
be convention of the Odd Fellows
of north Idaho called to celebrate
the ninety-sixth anniversary of the
foundation Of the order. Several
hundred delegates and members
from lodges in Asotin, Anatone,
Charleston, Kendrick, Juliaetta and
Moscow and the towns along the
Clearwater and in Camas and Nez-
perce prairies are expected.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-17

c. w. Eelt arrived last Thursday
from his long trip to Hawaii and
numerous other points. He brought
with him many excellent pictures
and many of his friends here have
had The pleasure Of hearing his we'll
told story of the journey which is in
deed very interesting. Mr.. and Mrs
Felt had enough experience with sea-
sickness both going and coming to
know pretty well how it feels, but
Happy escaped Ithis phase of the
trip, meeting the exigences of the
sea voyage like a well seasoned
stsr''.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-17
Denny Lafrenier killed.

Mrs. F. D. Arment received a
message yesterday evening that her
son, Denny Lafrenier, of Mullen, a
mining town just east of Wallace
which suffered from recent snow
slides, had been killed BY an accident
in the mine where he vas employed.
Mrs. Arment left early this morning
via Kamiah, for the scene Of the mis-
fortune.
The message gave no farther de-
tails than noted above, though il is
presumed Mr.. Lafrenier was injured
in one of the recent slides that have
done so much damage in the mining
section about Wallace, and died from
the effects of the injury.
The many friends Of this family
sincerely sympathize with them in
their sad loss.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-17

kcAl rhAAtt
Harding & Sielimon.
P. Il. Sanger, real estate.
Princess Flour is best by test.
Remember the City Drug Store.
Insurance at the Union State
Bank.
List your property With P. H.
Sanger.
Oyster shell and grit at p 0.
Store.
Armsnt's dray liue does all kinds
Of hauling.
Princess Flour Insurss good bread
all the time.
shoups medicines fully guaranteed
al DeMoudes.
Business opportunities for sale
Harding & S,ellmon-
Princess Flour has plenty Of
gluien--nos too much.
Harding & S,eiIu IN for bargins
in Nezperce property.
Princess Flr ar makes lighter and
whlter bread than any other -four.
Columbia Photographs and Inde-
frucsiblc Records at DeMoude's.
Miss Sweet Is nov assisting Post
master Hardvick in the postofhce.
Fresh roasted peanuts and pop
corn at the Nezperce confectionery
Brick, limbureer and Swiss cheese,
salt and picked FISH at New Star
Market.
Co 10 DeMoudes for tablets. pen
ellis. ink, paste pens. Penholdsr era
sers etc.
Carol Rove left the ffss Of the
week fora visi, with relatives Al
conover. N. c.
Mrs. J. L. Woodward returned
Saturday evening from three weeks
visit at Pullman and Juliaetta.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-17


List your Real Estate with P. h.
Sanger.
200 sacks good seed oats for sale.
!. Il. Jorgens.
Perry E. Miller was transacting
business in Lewiston the first of the
week.
Mrs. N. T. Mastoon Of north Of
town Is suffering from an attack Of
asthma.
Ralph Smith Of KamIah was visit
ing Rev. Ellis and other Nezperce
friends the hrss Of the week.
For, sale, an 8 foot. new style
Mccormick binder. Run a little two
seasons. John kegan
Mrs. William Mitchell Of near
Mohler was taken suddenly Ill at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Ra-
mey in this city, where she was visit
ing lasi iwcek.
D. w. Price of Reubens joined
his wife here last Friday and will
spend several days among old friends
IN Nezperce, after which he will
make prospecting trip to the Great
Falls country.
The young people Of the Chris
sian Sunday school entertained the
young people Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school at the Christian
church last Friday night, they all
report a good time.
Joe Hill and family Of Cotton
wood have recently moved 10 the
JnO. Fardy ranch Eve miles west Of
Nezperce. The citizens Of this sec
tion are glad to have these essi-
mable people as neighbors.
&. A. Olson returned last week
from a ten-weeks' visit at his old
h ome at Red Wing, MINI. ,and other
points in that state and Wisconsin.
he states that they have had very
cold winter in that section.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church met last Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. P. w.
Mitchell. The hostess served de-
licious refreshments and a very
pleasant time was had by all pres
ent.
Z. H. Waters. c. w. Booth and
e. Nelson returned from Lewiston
last Friday where they had been at
tending a farmers meeting relative
TO establishing branch Office for
handling the products from the
prairie country.
The weather man has been doing
his part by Nezperce prairie dur
ing the past week, and many farmers
arc getting into their fields with
- s.f.t- .<~~~tox.~ -,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-17

Nezperceites are extending vel
coming hands to the little minister
who arrived in our city last
Friday. He is not really a full
aedged preacher yet; his voice,
while strong. viii need some train
ing and his language is just Little
uncertain, but his ten pounds Of
rugged babyhood to start with is
encouraging, and Rev. and Mrs.
Hedges. with whom he has taken his
abode, viii proudly fit him for his
life work.