The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-09-23

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ing of DeSmet, Ida, returned home
yesterday after having spent the har-
vest season as members of E. Olson $
thresher crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rowe of
northeast of town are the happy par
ents of charming little daughter,
who took up her abode with them on
Sunday, the 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wester Of
this vicinity returned Saturday from
visit with their son, Harvey, and
family at Cleveland, Wn., and with
friends at Lewiston.
G. A. Marshall, representing the
Tri-State Grain Co., arrived in Nez-
perez last night and talked grain
selling to his many farmer friends
for few hours this morning.
Their will be lectures and demon.
STATIONS every morning on silage,
soil and other subjects of special in
terest to farmers at the lewiston
Charleston Fair October 4th to 9th in
elusive.
Marshal B. T. Johnson has leased
the Boss barn from R. E. Moser and
will conduct it as a feed and transfer
stable. Mr.. Moser will continue to
operate the livery end of the business
however as heretofore.
c. R. Davis, of Westlake, is a
Nezperce visitor today. This is Mr..
Davis first visit to Nezperce in twelve
years and he is loud in his praise for
the improvements and advancement
made during that time.
Miss Elsie Hess, who recently
an operation at Lewiston
for appendicitis, returned to her
home south of this city Monday
evening we'll on her way to COM
plete recovery from the ordeal.
Misses Ena Stevens and Ora Sor-
enson will be hostesses at a delight
fully planned song party to be given
at the home of the former tomorrow
evening. Invitations to that effect
were received by their many friends
of the city.
Married - Chris Mathison, of
Westlake, and Miss Katie Drube, of
Cottonwood, were married in the
parlors of the Hotel Nezperce in this
city last Monday by Squire James
Hoag. They departed on the after
noon train for their home at West
lake.
c. c. Jones left Tuesday morning
for Genesee where he attended the
funeral of an aunt, Mrs. Ann Mark
ham, who died in Lewiston Sunday.
Mrs. Markham was a resident of
the prairie during the early days,
having lived between Nezperce and
Vollmer.
County Commissioner and Mrs. N.
B. Schlader and two youngest chill
dren returned Saturday from Union
town, where they visited with rela-
ives and friends for several days.
They made the trip in their new
Dodge car and had very pleasant
'un both ways.
F. M. Martin of the Lakewood |
Creamery Co. of Spokane was one of
he party of business men from that
:ity which visited points on the
camas Prairie line Wednesday and
Vho left the party at Vollmer and
an over to Nezperce to take look
It our section of the country.
City Marshal Johnson took David
'urrow into custody Saturday and
edged him in Jail on a charge of
ootlegging. Burrow was taken to
lewiston this morning by Deputy U.
!. Marshal Mark Howe and his pre-
iminary examination will be held
efore U. S. Commissioner O'Neill
omorrow.
The Alabama Minstrel Company
aries band of eighteen pieces and
J far above the average. 1t also
as fine orchestra of several pieces.
grand street parade will be given
romptly at noon and it will be spec
ocular, pageant, and something diff