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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
sTI>cs counr. r.i,r II.

Monday-Ovcrmann Williamson 60.
Ns. Chesterfield pistilling CO. Pollard.
smith & Pollard. y. q.
Tuosday--M. -. Gcorccson vs. Motor
Transit Corporation, Zalcxuick Pollard
y smith. p. a.: Christian, Nelson & Mel
son. D. d.
Wedn"sda -Tinslcy Ero;hcrs vs.. w.
i;ro,hcr. vs. Il. II Richardson. stern
20. VS. l.. l.. sewers. Pollard. y. q
same vs.. sewers pistilling Co. ToI-
lard. n. u.
ThurSdar-T Il; C;ooch. .Tr., VS. Nir-
Ginia hallway and Power Co. lanes I.
i'"-". y. o.: Guicun, Moore rul!iam 4
lirNai', n. RI.
tor. ". Il. T. Eroa,idua cy.cuinr
GAYLE, u. q: Carter. u. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ttW\I!NI. PROPERTY
CHANGES OW NERSIIIP

The Virginia Euildine Corporation
purchased from i. II. Cnrncal lot
fronting sixty feet at the southwest
corner Of Eleventh and Eank Streets.
The property. which extends back to
The lot fronting on Main street. now
owned nv the corporation. will he ac-
uuircd by tho United states govern
mcnt for til" cular%ciucJt OF its post
office facilities. and orders have gone
forth Tor condemnation proceedings.
Carncal sold his lot for $4,000, OF
which S%oono was cash and tho re-
nnaiudcr secured by u decd Of trust.
This -sNIs the largest sale OF the week.
Tho volume Of small property sold
during Tho past week featured the
business Suburban homes ranging in
v;,uc from 5000 to $4,000. were un-
usually active. and many sales were
closed Sol l.. Clarke sold To Henry s.
Wallcrstciu a lot froutin" th;rty-,ivc
tcct ON the north side OF Monument
Avenue. Just west Of tho corner Of Nd
dlS"u Street. for S?.o"5 r. :. Crump
acquired from L. II. Stoltz twcnty-two
aud half feet ou the north side of
Main street. near I'll" corner Of Mall
berry street. for S59"" Thrr" were
numerous SMALL sales that were men
Toned in this column during the week.
Icurico County property also tcurcd
prominently I'm tho business, tho larE
'Sl lIU!ll1h'l -. SS!''S p''Il- S'll 10 rec
ora for several weeks. The trading Was
confined IN the main Ia small property
and suburban lots. with III" tramsac-
tious aGgr"gatiu= nearly $4,000. The
Low price Land Company SOLD q NUM-
Der of lots valued at about 500
Iohn \ Archer sold To ~. l.. Mat
hcwS tract OF 2l%."1 acres Of Land
living on the IVES. side Of the Osborn"
Turnpike, in Il"nrico county. near tho
city limits. The purchase price was
reported as being $500
y steady Increase in tho building
operations OF the city during the past
two months has hccu evidenced. bur
ing tho past week tho permits issued
hy tho building Department amount
"d 10 nearly Sao,ono. AND several ether
large structures arc pcmdiu- T.: n
Ij"hhs will build q three story brick
:rar'mcut house on tho west side Of
tho boulevard. between Monument Ave-
uri" and Grace street. thn, viii cost
approx imrtCly $4,000
BUILDING OFFER tTIO\S
SIiOW NC INCREASE:
Rams has" been Glcd for a six story
brick warehouse for Baldwin e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
TALK OF GOOD ROADS
| Campbell County Wakes ITp When Poo
| pic Mnkr Some Threatening
| InsinuRtIOns About Moving.

LYNCHBURt;. VA. February 26.-lt
is generally expected that i'm tho near
future tho Supervisors OF Campbell
County will provide for the improve
mont of tho road between LynchburE
and the county scat at RustburC, q
distance OF about twelve miles. \ re-
cont embryo move looking to the NOV
ing Of the county scat iron. I.vnchburs
because OF the bad roads leading into
EuStburC il thought 10 he rroddinC the
county authorities 10 action. The road.
which seems assured, will be the first
stretch OF proposed highway between
LynchburE and Durham. y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
cnA>CEny DEEDS or TRUST.
Five Deeds Of Trust Amounting to
SiN.S..O

Bonded Realty co. to l.. T. Brown.
trustee. 10 feet inches by 80 - feet
west I'm" Filth street. ~ feet . / -
inches north OF Duval street. February.
:. 1915. $3.50.
L. w. Dodsom to L. T. pcyton. Jr..
truSte" lot - IL block L. in the plan
OF Gintcr Park Terrace. December
1915. SAGE
W Lee Chapman ct ux. TO w =.
iedd. ct al. trustees, 2'Xi32 feet IVES;
inc Twenty seventh Street 81 roct
north OF u street: also ~ feet . IL
inches by l3l feet q inches west line
twenty seventh street. "3c feet & >
inches north OF K Street February
-. 1915. 1000.
Morris Marks ct ux.. to II. L. Pollard.
IL. trustee. - fcct S. inch by 80 feet
~ tho northwest corner Of Smith ami
Tread streets February -. 1916.
]. II. Lewis 1T al. to G. 4: stern ct :l..
trustees. "'NS0 feet At the southwest
C"rn"r Of Gary and Washington Streets
February 10, 1916. $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
LAW AND Equity ,ouuT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilson ~ T. e.
BLACKBURN. Gum & Mathews D. a.:
!h:httoot & Tucker. y. d. L Flake ~
John II. White, = al. Gum & Mathews.
y. .: benjamin I.ovcnStcin. u. a.
Wednesdays Eastern Motor S:.ics
corporation vs. MaXHcll Motor co.
l:oulwarc Il Wallace. p: a: Thomas l.:
Cav, y. d.
Thursday-R T. Eurks & Go. IS.
Hattie Tilnau. Pollard & smith a. e.
u. T. Cosby ~. Southern Photo PLAYS
Company. cutchins 4 CutchinS. u. a. u
u. flowers W. w. G. Smith x 20
outchins X Cutchins, n. q.
Fri|ay--J. tioscnthal ~. Samuel
iindman, 1.oNcnStcin, y. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
New Hallway Equipment.

IN" Atlantic Coast Limo Sccs biz.
business ahead and is getting Itself
in a state Of preparedness for the
same. The latest reports that come
from headquarters are TO the erect
That this line has filed new orders
tor 300 new box cars, 800 tlat cars and
'"t steel undcrframos
within III" past week the southern
IA .lwty has arranged to purchase lJn
tons OF bridge steel. This may ,nrau
mat se\cia wooden bridges on The
Inc Hithin Virginia arc to H.. TWEEN
teeth 'ccntCr@cd" ana made ii.,o stool
structures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
APPEAL TO IRISH PEOPLE
Asked TO Contribute $4,000 With which
Z" :stahiish Home for Benedic-
tine MUS or lpres.

DUBLIN. February 26.-John Red
mond and Barry OErien. the historian
have issued an appeal TO tho Irish pco-
pie for fund Of $1,000 with which to
establish home for the Irish Bcnedic-
tine nuns Of Yprcs. who. since tho Ger
man Invasion OF Belgium. have been
refugees in London y house suitable
for "a convent has been found in tho
County OF Wexford ireland. and IL the
necessary funds are obtained. tho nuns
VIII nc transferred to that place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
STINGs TRANSFERS.
two Deeds Of uurEnin and Sale
Amounting to S.n.ti1O.

William !. Stout to ]. II. Stout i5x9S
feet east line Eighteenth street. - feet
south of the corner of Decatur street.
February ~. 1916: tax 81, Slo.
l;owcn Walden ~ ttH. Inc. TO 4. A.
Eowcn. = acres fronting on the At
,hntic Coast Line Railroad in lIol-
lands addition; also 100 fcct a: thu
corner OF Twcuty-iirSt and Porter
streets: also 90 feet at the corner Of
Twenty second and Porter Streets: also
G"Nl20 feet or Twenty street:
a!So tWo-thirds of an acre ON Spring
nm lying along the Atlantic Coast Linz.
Railroad; also all machinery and us
tnres in the tanning plant OH this
property February II. 1916. $50. O0n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Atlantic Coast Line
1hr Ntnnhnrh IniIrmmh nf thc Nnnih.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 3 1915
TRAINS LEAN ttcitMO'ND DAILY
lri ilor!d" uud SUutt Ia a NJ AMI
). l.. NJ. | 30 4. Nj. l@:5U a ~
Ior N"riuIk: 5:lJ \. NJ "uV y NJ 3:Ov
rgr y y " ~. Wei. s5 a NJ. $50
y. 81, $500 +. Nj, 80 l.. 81
For t"iersrdrI: l2.'y A.. sij 4 NJ.
!" y. NJ. 90 y. NJ. $3.50 a. Nj 3 %
4 NJ 1900 T. NJ. .,:iu L NJ. 500 IT, a.
= 50 L. NJ" 9:9J +. NJ, 1850 =. NJ
For tuiugboro aud iay.ltcNIlte. 400 T. NJ
Fer lioreMcil: SIS A. M. .i:l5 T. NJ. r3:i5
L. NJ. 9:l5 +. 81.
Trans arrive iSCnuond daily: +:"D A. NJ
100 - NJ, 9:la A. NJ. 6:l5 A NJ. S:37
\. NJ: IL 40 a. NJ, .2:lU l.. Nj. rI:4V T. 81
G;li l.. NJ. t.31 T.. Nj, 7:45 T.. M 90
4. NJ. 1880 |. NJ
Except sunday. Sunday only
Time of arrival aud departure and con.
neAlLnM. not GMnrAntceM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
BUILDING PERMITS.
r"" buildings Permits. Amounting To-

Permits for new work wore issued
Yesterday by building Inspector But.
Ter as follows:
w. |. Carncal, Sr. to build two one
story brick dwellings, on the north side
OF Clay street. between Hancock and
Harrison streets, to cost $500.
{. H. Priddv. TO build a onc-storv
frame dwelling at 1916 Windcr street
to cost $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

!r'dns Leave MChmond-Ajntn ST station
Schedule nSues act guaranteed. For tho
Soutn-Dai!y 80 A. NJ. local. 1880 a. NJ
express. pail"r hu'fe, car. 4, NJ. cNpr"sA
With derivation sleeping ear tor atlanta:
ll:I l. NJ, express. Sleeping ear open 500
T.. NJ. 800 / NJ. local. Tor kcysyillo an
ChHs" CitN-Wrok ials
York River i.inc-o:lo p. ~. s,cam.,
Train cN"c., Sunda,. connecting for Ralti.
more ti'.rlor carr. i:35 y. NJ. and ISIS T.
NJ daily. local.
Trains Arrive ,iiichmond-Fron, the South
.:eS \. NJ and SOC y Nj. $50 T.. Nj. S:3o
J.. NJ. daily. $40 a. NJ. except sunday
From West Point. s.io 4. NJ. c&ccp, Mon.
uay. 40 a ". and 6:l. l. ii. daily.
tnICe 900 L., Aatu -. phOn. Madison ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Some Pumpkins,

WlNClIESTER. VA. February &C.
What To do with what is left Of huge
pumpkin that Won the main prize at
INC Charlcstown horse show last fall
Is giving Craven James OF that place
much concern. Already about fifty pies
nave been made from the great pump
KIN. OF which only half has been
cooked. 1t weighed over scvcnty-fve
pounds. was thirty inches long and
SiNty-threc inches in circumference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
CRY cIn.lir ro,nr.

Richmond. Willcroy. p a.: Nnd,rson,
y. ii.
Tuc*day--r l.. Hughes ". Mrs. Icllc
IottS. l'att"Son, y. o.: Will"roy X Cur
ter l.. Il, Charlotte & Western C,ro-
linH Railway Company vs. Crcushow
t""l company, Mc'iuir> Eilcy. I:ry+u
y. Il; Commonwealth i.rnuhcr ,'omranv
IS IT, j. frG"'t. Turner. y. a. Eocork
j.. II
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Norfolk & Western Railway

SHiN W.T.. nam. LiN': 10 SOI;FoLk
Sen'daic .n effect january ). 1915.
i"aN' tthru StICVt station, Richmond. ron
Nokfol. * ."'ia - 81. $40 ~ NJ 800 y
\, 'I.yl ~
son riNVirpu,,G ANu r,rE NEST.
's'ia NJ. '''ao A. NJ. '3;v9 4. NJ. .S2j
l. ts'3d I" ''rcw". '6:Ji T.. NJ.
NriNH ta,tmord ir"m Ncri,lk: 'tI.sO A.
NJ. %. 70 4 NJ. 'e:n l.. NJ. 'ii:Np NJ from
the West: 'G:i: =. NJ. 'S:ST ~ NJ. ,c.IH t. M
'l.W 4 NJ. '".ls l.. NJ. 300 l. NJ.
Daily. 'pIily except Sunuay ;sunday
only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MARRIAGE licenses wcrc issued y"eiar-
day by tho clerk of tho Hastings Court
~ follows:
". Alfred Carman and Georgia NJ
thildr"sS.
Louis ttl"c kcrshucr. Of Washing
ton. and Grace I;ylanI Alley
William !. Gra.sbcrgcr and rnsc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Rlcnmon1 Chesapeake Day kahsay ,mpa1,

sni.r'>r'iinr Schedule al hpri u iyll
srhrdn'" subject 10 Change M'hou.
Notice.
Trains leave nichmonu b'5.ao y. NJ. -.
n. rs ~ ". a. 81. ''iO a. NJ. II A. "
| NJ. l.. ". l.. NJ. % T. NJ $50 +
~" $50 T.. NJ. 7:lV T. Al. Us T. IL. 10
NJ. II Is 4. VI
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 4 ~. b.
~ a. NJ. Ue y. NJ. 10 a 81. ''il A. n.
~ noon. 81 T.. NJ. NJ T. NJ p
~. b5:.O l.. NJ. ego T. NJ. 1:lU A. A.
:. N. by NJ. II u. VI.
tCnrriea raEsage 'onny except SUNDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
COURT CALENDARS.

The following arc the cases set for
tri;:l IN the various courts This wcri;
Notc-f. =. is an Authorization used
10 denote counsel for the plaintiff ana
l.. II. for III" defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
UuSTINGS DEED Or TRUST.
One Decd OF Trust Amounting 10


T.. NJ. West "t uN.. To IT. Il. Pollard
il. ~ ATS. trustees. 50Ni00 feet west
line llarnlsh Avenue, ut tho north cor
nor OF l''Nton Avenue. February 10.
1916. in.nlh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
REAL ESTATE RECORD
! AND COURT CALENDAR
Good Progress Made, With Trading
Normal for Season Of
Year.
BUILDING IL MORE ACTIVE
Permits for Week Aggregate Nearly
100000, and Indications Arc for
Much larger Construction Work
When Weather Opens Up.
The Week S Record

ifadin% ia local realty continues ac
i've with tho results practicn!iv along
IN" same lines rs for tho past two
months. Tho volume OF business turn
'i ny tn" agents is about normal for
'H'S season Of the year. just before
'h' SprinS rush sets in. and INC situ
'il"' is agreed To he satisfactory 10
an IN real estate circles During Tho
past week the recorded TRANSACTIONS
were the largest sent to the courts i'm
me past year. but two convcyanccs
OF unusual size. only ono Of which *
connected with the business world. sent
up III" totals
ihc agents yesterday expressed en-
lIc satisfaction with conditions and
while bushes was dull with some. the
exactly Opposite state Of affairs exist
eel at other houses and the balance
was encouraging. Perhaps those who
mad failed to close their pending trades
experienced more trouble in lining
them MP. and required a little moro
tim" before closing. with the result
that this week they Will hc able to
sign deeds for number Of sales. ON
IN" other hand. those making sales
last week will possibly End - dull spot
Tor the next few days in their trans
actions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
"a W1tU.
james Burke and Eloisc co,trclI.
mUsrINGs RELEASE DEED.
One Release Decd Amounting 4,
xI.NOO

l.. II. Drew CT al. trustees to Mrs
Annie i. Scott. lot 10 i'm block ~ in
tho plan of Woodland Heights. Janu-
AIRY IS. 1916, $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
COUNCIL. SCHEDULE.

only ono meeting that OF the Com
mittcc on Streets tomorrow afternoon
at = o'clock. had been called for this
week yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

lNNCf;l;'tEG. VA, February De-
corporation is being organized hcrej
with a capitalization OF 100000 IN !
the organization of Il new concern IN
manufacture shoes for worlalngmen,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

Grand Matron Visits stars.

Miss Jessie Matthews. Grand
Matron of the Order Of the East
ern Star Of Idaho. made her Off
cial visit to Primrose Chapfer No
. al this place last Monday, and
Monday evening was an honored
guest at an elaborate banquet pre-
pared and served By the ladies Of
the local order IN the banquet
rooms Of the Fraternal Temple.
A large per cent of the men,
bership Of the chapter and sever
al visitors from Winchester were
in attendance at the meeting in
the large rooms, where routine
work was conducted under the
supervision and instruction Of the
Grand Mafron. At the close OF
the proceedings here. the assem-
blage adjourned 10 the BANQUET
rooms and there spent the bal
ance of the evening IN the enjoy
ment of the greatest feast vet
spread here on q like occasion and
in pleasant social intercourse. A
feature Of the good things that
decorated the table was large
cake, made in the form Of a five
pointed star, emblematic Of the
order, and in coloring and design
the very climax of the culinary
art. This was the handiwork Of
Mrs. O. w. Huefner.
During the stay of Miss Mat
thewS in Neznerce. which was
made a most pleasant one, she was
the guest Of Sheriff and Mrs. N.
II. Paige.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25
THE PREMIUM LIST
FOR STOCK SHOW
Committees Now At Work On I'm
portant Features; Be Publish
ed Next Week.-Report
On 1915 show.

The premium list committee
e. J. Miller, j. p. SorensOn and
4 P. Ragan-of the Nezperce
Stock Show which is TO be held
in this city on June p and %,
will have its task completed IN
time 10 make a full report to the
public next week, and a string OF
prizes for the 1916 show is prom
Used that win be thoroughly in
keeping with the prominent place
that the show has taken IN the af-
fairs Of Lewis county.
Owing 10 the importation Of
much additional bloOded stock
the classes in the list viii be IN
creased and all lines amply cover
ed. Though the disagreeable wea-
ther has offered obstacles TO prep
arations for the coming show and
has retarded the progress some
what. the public may be sure that
nothing is going to be overlooked
IN making II colnpietc success.
So all should plan to see the fine
stock exhibited at Nezperce on
June % and %, which VIII then
be rounded up here from all sec
fions Of the prairie.
Financial Statement 1915 Show.
The following figures compiled
by the officers from the records
of the last years show, held in
this city on June % and "A, viii
not only be of interest to all who
took part in that event, but will
assist in figuring on what may be
expected Of the approaching
show.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25
LOYAL Club Entertained.

The members 81 tho Loyal Club
we're delightfully."- entertained by
Airs. Henry Stems on Friday oi
last week. Az one o'clock an clah.
oraie dinner Was served By the
hostess. plates being laid Tor
twenty-five. The afternoon wa
devoted 10 needle work aud jolly
conversation. Besides the rcgn
lar members. four guests were
present who greatly enjoyed The
snmptuous dinner and the enter
tainmcnt accorded them BY the
club.
After the business meeting the
members adjourned 70 the pho
tographcr's studio where they
had a group picture taken
Those present were Mcsdamcs
Frank Cargill. Wylie johnson.
Lucy Adams. :. +. Smith, SAN
ford Ssaplcton. Andy Sfcllmou.
Frank wcster. +. N. Ferguson.
Leila Covcy. IIarland Moser and
Clyde Ratliff. Misses Esther
Knulson, Agda and Anna Thomp.
son. Jennie Wcstcr, Dorothy Cole
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

The weather doctor and the
base bali enthusiasts have been
working at loggerheads here so
FAR this season. but the boys of the
diamond are full of the try-again
quality and hope on next Sunday,
the 27th. to find the weather more
agreeable to their efforts. Then
the whirl-wind FERDINAND nine is
going TO try the mcttle Of the To-
eal team on the Nezperce diamond.
The home bunch is tightening up
for the occasion, and some swift
base ball can be looked for. At
. 80, Sunday ten your friends.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

Winchester, May %. Editor
Clark, of the Winchester journal
on last Saturday night walked (,
Culdesac and next morning took
the train from that place. II seems
that he told no one in Winchester
Of his intention TO leave, but at
Culdesac he wrote a note to ! r.
Bell of the Metropolitan hotel al
Winchester that he would send
him the amount to cover his board
bill within GO days, and that he
was "leaving for parts un.
known. II is said that he left
his business affairs in good shape,
leaving a small balance to his ere.
dit IN the local bank.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

The season tickets Tor the Lewis
County Chauianqua. 20 be held AZ
Nexperec june % to n, inclusive,
are now on sale. and now j. tho
time 10 make your purchase oi
same and show that you are a real
booster for this great summer az
traction thar has hcen brought
within your reach. Tho tickets
are - % each now. hnt viii later
be $3. They admit the bearer 10
each 81 the twelve entertainments.
FOR which the single admission
tickets would cost $500. These
81 80 season tickets may be had
from any 81 the following gentle
mcns
Rev. 7. II. Fcriig. chas. r
Thomas, A. Il. Fike. York lierren.
W r. congcr. q. G. Pcnncll. ~
J. Ramcy. II J Stevens. Leo. T..
Robertson. :. y. Sfonfcr. Dr.. J
r. Jones. DR. r. +. Rlakcmore,
David Il. Turner. j. q. Wright,
Frank ". Hilton, A, g. Gross.
u. p. Donovan, John Carlson. ,
4. Sorenson. Dr. J 4. Kelly. Paul
johnson. DR. 4. Taylor. G. . Mil
Ter. Dr. J. ". Akin. II y. be
Moude. Joe Ivy. Fate Brannon
Ileston 4 Son. 4. \. Swift. j N
Medved. ". O. Bnrbee, $. 1. Shoe.
maker. Rev. Father A. W. Rompe
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

On Sunday evening at the Ncz,
perez opera house service ii
honor ST the nations patriotic
dead will be held, with Rev. r. II
Fcrtig delivering the memorial
sermon. A chorus, with orchestra
accompaniment, will render pa.
triotic airs, and other features
will be included in the program,
and this community is invited "a
attend and IN this manner pay its
respects to those who have fought
their last earthly battle and have
joined the nightly army ia the
world beyond.
Seats Of honor will be reserved
for the veterans who may attend
the service, only d small handful
of whom arc yet left to this COM
munity and they are as follows
Civil Wars Col w. w. Ham.
nell, Senator A. G.. johnson, Col.
j. w. Anderson, JAS. $. Marker,
jas. Hoag, John Brasch, G. w.
Greek, Peter Primus, John II.
Sanford. Thos. J Wimpy, @. A.
Ware, /. $. Billow, NJ. L Young.
Spanish-American War: Lieut..
j. Il. Caldwell, VIM. Hayden.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

The Little Six Buick came next
and averaged 1858 miles per gal
Ion, winning over all cars Of over
25 horse power and completely
exploding the erroneous idea that
a Four uses less gas than a Six.
The Paige averaged 1853 miles.
These cars win average about
one-third less On our roads.
Il may cost you 3iz cents per
mile for gasoline alone, or you can
travel for two-thirds of this In a
BUICK SIX. The reason is the
valve-in-head motor and a correct
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

July fourth and fifth viii be the
big days for Winchester this sea-
son. A grand celebration Of the
nations S birthday viii extend ov-
er the two days and the enter
prising city among the tall pines
viii do the honors as host in the
most approved style. Both days
viii be cverybodys day at Win
chester.
A program well filled with
sports appropriate for the ocea-
sion is in the making. and this
viii include one or more ball
games between the Winchester
and Nezperce teams. This means
that the big crowd that would
have attended from Nexperce any
way will be doubled All cars
win head for Winchester on July
4 and s.