Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-10-27

quire Mrs. Charles Osberg.-Oct 20
27-c
The members of the St. Mary's
Guild will meet next Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Lee Williams.
Regular services at the Union
church Sunday. A special collection
will be taken for the benefit of
the Armenian and Syrian relief
fund.
AL Markham, one of the prominent
and we'll known ranchers of the
Meadow Greek district, was in town
Wednesday and yesterday transact
ing business.
Mark Kelley and John Lingrell,
who recently sold out their general
merchandise store at Eastport, were
in the city yesterday looking after
business matters.
]. w. Baker. district manager for
the Interstate Utilities company,
with headquarters at Standpoint, was
in the city yesterday on business
for the company.
Mrs. H. Plato and daughter, Miss
Meta, returned yesterday morning
from a business and pleasure trip
to Spokane where they spent several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Kinnear and
son, Emery, motored to Spokane last
Saturday to attend the w. E. Borah
meeting. They returned home the
first of the week.
Charles ]. Madison, of Copeland,
was a business visitor in the city
Wednesday and incidentally stopped
in at the Herald office to renew
his subscription. He has been a
subscriber to the Herald since he
first came to this country.
Wanted-One steam setter; one
carriage rider; one edging picker
and 10 common laborers at La
| clede, Idaho, for the A. C. White
| Company. Apply at Herald office
or at office of A. c. White, La
clede. adv tt
Charles Anderson, of Occur d.
Alene City, was in town the first
of the week looking after business
matters and renewing old acquain-
tances. Mr.. Anderson formerly lived
here and worked for the Bonners
Ferry Lumber company.
-, Mrs. ]. G. Cogley and daughter,
1t Helen, arrived here Wednesday to
visit at the home of her mother,
: Mrs. Ellen White. Mrs Cogley's
home is in Spokane. She formerly
= lived here but has not been in the
. city for about seven years.
f What you want in a Justice of
, the Supreme Court is man of legal
u training and ability, and one that
i no power on earth can turn from
f what he believes is right. Ask any
o man who knows Mr.. Rice if he is
= that kind of a man.
7 The Senior Dancing Club will hold
4 Halloween masquerade ball at the
d. I. o. o. F. hall this evening. Over
- a hundred invitations have been is
l. sued for the event which primises
to eclipse all social events of the
v season.
n John C. Rice was born on farm
= in Illinois. He took his degree at
Cornell and is the lending attorney
of Canyon county and one of the
J. best in the state. He is fitted by
e training and temperament for the
S office of Justice of the Supreme
+ Court. adv-t1
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis zimmerman
: of Sadonia, Wash, are expected here
+ tomorrow. They recently leased their
s Washington ranch and will probably
: make Boomers Ferry their permanent
o home once again. Mrs. zimmerman
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Causton.
s Alvin Bush stopped off in the city
t the first of the week on his way
- n-l.. L.. Nil
Mont, where he will go into the
= join him in a few days. While here
); Mr.. Bush was the guest of his bro
; Their, Frank Bush, proprietor of the
: Casey hotel.
! Ike Grindstaff left Tuesday for
Spokane to spend a few days on a
It combined business and pleasure trip
= While in Spokane Mr.. Grindstaff
l. plans to buy a new pool table for
= the Pastime Cigar store. Messrs.
f Miller and Grindstaff have been ma
e king number of improvements in
the interior of their store the last
few weeks.
y Mrs. J. f. Gheen left Friday for
r her home at Weiser, Idaho. after
f having visited here for several weeks
c at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
s Mrs. w. f. Yahne. She was ac-
n compahied by her sister, Mrs. D.
d C. Mcdonald who will spend a few
weeks at Weiser. Mrs. c. G. Taylor
another daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
:. Yahne, who has been visiting here
Il returned to her home in Weiser a
) couple of weeks ago.
g In a message to the Herald re-
a ceived yesterday Mrs. r. H. Mccoy
d states that she will return to Bon
ners Ferry next Thursday, Novem-
Der and will bring with her COM
" plete stocks of the latest in winter
), millinery selected from the leading
q eastern and middle west markets
g Mrs. Mccoy has spent several weeks
/ in North Dakota and Minnesota or
y combined business and pleasure
/ trip.