The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-07

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for a visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 7. J. Wimpy.
Misses Lelah Convey, Lois Ramey
and Roxie Roe returned 10 Lewis
ton Sunday 10 resume their studies
At the Lewiston Normal.
Robert IIunsneler went TO the
Palouse country Tuesday whore
he will visit friends and relatives
for month or six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. $. L. Ringsage
were Nezperce shoppers from the
Steele section Tuesday, and made
The Herald an appreciated call.
A full assortment Of the Gen
uine Ivory Toilet Ware At St0u-
fer's iewelry store bought early
and prices cannot be duplicated
now.
$40 worth Of free music lessons
furnished every purchaser Of ONE
Of our Baldwin pianos For full
particulars call at Robinson piano
store If.
YOUR TEETH-Consult Drs.
Lewis 4 Stalker when in Lewis
ton, in regard TO any dental work
required. Offices over Owl Drug
Sfore.
Ed. b. J. Fike returned Friday
from Twin Falls. Idaho, where he
conducted q series OF successful
revival meetings at the Brethren
church.
sheriff NJ. II. Paige captured an.
escaped bug" from the 0rofino
asylum last Thursday near KAN
iall and took him back "home
Friday.
jess Wade came up from Lewis
tom Monday evening, having stop
ped there for a short visit last
week while ON his way home from
Alberta.
Miss Leda Johnston. the popu-
lar Pacific States telephone oper-
ator, spent Thanksgiving in Lew
iston, returning home Saturday
evening.
FOR SALE Six high grade
Jersey COWS: two soon fresh; the
others now giving milk. The
kind that are profitable Inquire
al this Office. 21w4
Mr.. Braeken Dooley returned 70
his home IN Walla Walla Friday
after spending Thanksgiving a.
the home Of w +. Crumpaeker
east Of town.
About so couples enjoyed the
Thanksgiving ball given by the
c. o. +. ii the Frafernai iIall
last Thursday evening and all re-
port a good time
". J. Starring was a passenger
Cor Cottonwood Monday after
noon. expecting to leave there
Tuesday for Kellogg, where he
will spend the winter.
What about your Christmas or
holiday giftsi New goods arriv-
ing daily. Come now and make
your selections. 5. d. Stoufer. the
rclinble icweler and optician.
New pianos arc now arriving
direct from the Baldwin factor
les. Come early aud make your
selection for Christmas, as our
special sale closes January ]. I'll
The richest, best selected stock
Of iewelry and Christmas novel
ties ever on the prairie at Stou-
fcr's. Make your gift selections
now before the best pieces are
gone.
Mrs. G. w. Stellmon returned to
her home in Lewiston Friday, af-
ter spending Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stellmon.
She was accompanied by her som
Jack.
The Leap Year bali given in the
Opera House last Saturday even
nv was pronounced a grand sue
cess from the good time" point |
even IL the crowd wasn't very |
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MIR. and Mrs. r. p. O'Conner
returned home Friday night from
Lewiston where they spent sever
II days visiting friends and rela-
lives and attending the stock
show.
Miss Mamie Crumpacker returns
q to her studies at the L. of /. al /
Moscow Tuesday after having /
pent Thanksgiving with her par
,nts, Mir. and Mrs. w. Il. Crum-
hacker.
G. j. Coin, Of Millet, Alta, Can,
4 whiting relatives and old prairie
rriciless IN the Central Ridge see
ion shig week, and was an appre-
siated caller at The Herald office
A letter from Mrs. Clarence
Kennedy announces her safe ar
ival at Chico, Calf, where she
xpects to spend the winter with
Ter parents, BIr and Mrs. John
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