The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-08-19


Where can you do better?
Mrs. Amanda Bolin, of Spaulding
Ida, arrived in this city last Friday
to visit eer son, Elmer Bolin, and
look after the sale Of her ranch
south of town, which was bought by
Fred Turner.
Miss Virla Wallace entertained a
number of her young friends at her
home last Sunday evening. Music
was the principal frature of the eve
ming and a delightful repast was
served by her mother.
Geo. D. Stratton was awarded the
contract for building the new school
house in the Jackson district east of
Vollmer. The building is to be 80
by 90 feet and modern throughout.
Work on it was started this week.
The Amego Club was royalty en-
tertained at the home of Miss Ena
Stevens on last Monday evening.
One of the jolliest meeting ever held
was spent and at late hour a
bounteous luncheon was served by
the hostess.
D. S. Becky received word Mon
day that his brother, Arthur, who
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis in Seattle last week, was max
ing very satisfactory recovery, and
expected to be back at Nezperce in
a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Vanfeet, of
Emmett, Idaho, will arrive in this
city the latter part of the week to
visit their relatives, F. w. Kline and
family, and to take a look at this
country with the idea of permanent
ly locating on the prairie.
Mrs. Louisa CARROTS and two
daughters, Misses Alice and Tillie
of Lacrosse, Wash, who have been
visiting at the home of their son and
brother, Chas. Flatt, northeast of |
town, left Monday morning for Win
chester where they will visit at the
nome of John Flat, another brother.
FOR SALE-16O acres choice
and northwest of Nezperce for
$500. This most 60 at once and is
| snap. Also 200 acres in good
tate of cultivation, $13,0O0; easy
erms. Have some choice outside
arms to trade for prairie land.
\. G. Gross. If
The Herald arises to address the
aides of the Methodist Aid Society
nd THANK the committee who furn-
she'd our force with refreshments of
lost delicious punch and waters last
thursday evening, just at the fag
nd of "press day" when such good
IS tasted doubly good.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
FRS. N. M. 'Lauby of this city last
unday, the 18th. All getting along
icely, thank you, and N. M. Is
ealing out the Mazuma as cashier
the Farmers State Bank with as
-oud a smile as though it had been
Excuse us, girls.
Frank Williams of North Yakima,
rived in Nezperce Wednesday eve
ng and has accepted the position
bookkeeper for the Nezperce
rading Co. He is a brother of
rs. A. A. Hunter of this city, and
II be welcomed into our little social
,rld by both young and old.
I am still loaning money, and can
ke take care of your business
lether you want $500 or $4,000.
a low rate of interest. Fifteen
airs in the loaning business without
and you always know
lere your mortgage is when you
t loan of us. A. G.. Gross. If
VIM. Ferguson, manipulation of
, lewiston Charleston street car,
S in Nezperce the latter part of
week, a guest at the home of his
,ther-in law, H. G. Sasse. Mr..
rguson enjoyed the cooling breezes
the prairie, after having been al
st overcome by the heat of the
ley.
3. J. Armbruster, who recently
lght fine home at Moscow, on
Eridoxr incraaSed his chowinO of