The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-20

Prices always right AT NdflSuilS.
York Herren is building a gar
age.
Farmers are getting anxious to
start blowing.
Herbert Booth was up from
Kamiah Tuesday
+. T. Seholer purchased him a
Ford ear last Friday.
Geo. johnson went TO Lewiston
ON business last Friday.
Chas. Workman has accepted a
position in Ivy pool hall.
Harland Moser was over from
Winchester Monday night
Nezperce Fair and Stock Show
Thursday and Friday, June 1928.
Carl Price went TO Spokane
Tuesday after another Oakland
ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Peregrine
left Saturday morning for Asotin,
Wash.
The Rochdale company reeeiv-
ed car Of hogs Monday, paying
$3.50 for the same.
Rev. 7. ii. Fertig returned
home Friday night from bust
ness trip to Garfield.
Miss Leila Berry went to Waha
last Friday for a visit with
friends and relatives.
/ County Supt. Miss Martin visit
ed Ilo- Vollmer Monday, returning |
home Tuesday evening.
James Kennedy returned home /
Saturday from a week 5 visit with
his mother at Grangeville.
Mrs. p. w. Mitchell returned
home Monday night from visit
with her parents in Juliaetta.
Mrs. Anna Webster left Tues
day morning for a visit with her
daughter, Miss Helen, in Spokane.
The big one-Tom Christy 5
Minstrels, at the opera house.
Thursday, April q. Dance after
ward.
Tom Christy's Call white) Min
strels at the opera house. Thurs
day, April q. Dance after per-
formanee.
Rev. Geo. II. Ellis, A. r. Fike,
n. L. Agrell, Mrs. T. II. and Miss
Adah Ratliff attended the Sunday
school convention in lilo last Sat
urday.
Mrs. p. L. Smith, Of Moscow,
and Mrs. G. Frebert, Of Utah,
mother and sister of Mrs. Henry
Sather, arrived last night for a
short visit.
Carl Baldus and daughter, Miss
returning home Friday
night from a two months visit at
the home of VIM. Baldus, near
Great Falls, Mont.
VIM. Haynes, representing the
American Express Co, with head
quarters in Lewiston, spent Fri
lay in Nezperce looking after the
of his company.
Drive away the blues See Chas
ghaplin, the highest salaried co.
nedian in the world, at the Artic
April %, in the great
our-reel feature, Ambition.
w. II. Thompson, Of Moscow,
pecialist in the treatment Of dis
asses of domestic animals, at one
ime a Nezperce resident, was an
rival Saturday night, returning
ONE yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Draney re-
armed to their home in Grange
lille Saturday. DIR. Draney had
cen looking after DIR. Blake.
Iore's business during the lat
ri absence.
DR. T. +. BlakemOre returned
Dme from COlfax Monday even
e. He reports Mrs. Blakem0re
] getting along nicely and ex-
sets that she will be able TO re-
i'm in a short time.
An excellent caffeta lunch
III be served by the ladies of the
ethodist church at the church
mex Friday evening from 4 20
0 clock. Drop in and enjoy a
'od dinner, everybody.
The Misses Madge Miller and
sllie Ratliff, students at the
'wiston Normal were arrivals =
iday evening and will spend
Fir Easter vacation with friends 4
d relatives in Nezperce.
:. d. Stoufer spent Sunday
tn his folks in Charleston, re-
ming home Monday evening.
reports Miss Florence as inn
wing rapidly and her many
ends hope she will soon be fully
overed. 1
Tom Robinson received three
loads Of hogs last Friday. pay
$500 per hundred for the
ne. They were shipped to
cham Bros. at Spokane Satur-
Z, Mr.. Robinson and b. j..
e going in with the shipment