The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-06-21
a visitors, Mayor

AtlautauQuu AAhttVfh, 1tAsut
Stoufer extends 20 you the keys
OF the city. Make yourselves al
home. enjoy the entire show, and
il ihere's 5 anything you want and
team I find, just melton il.
Miss Opal Crumpaeker return
ed home last night from Mullen
where she has been teachiag mu-
sic. She was accompanied by
Miss Ruth NormOyle, of Coaer
| d d'Alcne, who will visit here fdF a
month or six weeks.
Among the list Of Oakland auto
owners recently supplied by Price
Bros, the local Oakland dealers.
are: J. z. Henderson. Nollmer; +;
John Jackson, Nollmer; Frank r.
Roe aud Henry Fuchs, Nczpercc +;
L. NJ. Costly. ilo.
II. J. Fikc, the local Saxon deal
er. reports ear deliveries 10 the
following satisfied customers DIR
ing the past week Mrs. $. l.. Per-
rine. Robert Near aud chas. Ne.
rine, Robert Near. ChaS. Mccol-
lister and Frank Cargill
McSsrs. Miles johnson, Geo.
Erb. Leo I.eQuimc, w. II. Gels
thropo aud G L. Bryan. az lewis.
ton. were in Nczperce last Friday
while mixing a tour of the pfAi-
rie IN the interest Of the proposed
SO. 600 addition TO the ST. Joseph
hospital II Lewiston
Mr. and Mrs. +. ". Mitchell and
Mrs. j. T. Kelly left Monday for
Nampa whore they will represent
the local Pyihian lodges az tho
meeting Of the X. Of +. grand
lodges which are being held there
this week. Mr.. Mitchell is one
Of the grand lodge officers.
A large crowd Of OddfcllowsI
will 20 10 Cottonwood tomorrow
evening in cars 10 attend a meet
officers will be present and a hig
time il expected. They viii leave
the fraternal hall az 6 800 and all
are invited. Bring your car and
IL YOU don't have one be there
anyway. YoW win be looked af-
Ter.
Misses Nellie Roberts and Pol
Is jackson were hostess at a pref
ty party given Tuesday evening
n honor Of Miss Sadie Wallace
and Mrs Frank Cyr, who are in
the city for a few days from
North Yakima. Dancing was the
feature Of the evening. Dainty
refreshments were served in addi-
ton 10 punch.
Don't delay buying your season
ticket for Chautauqua until open
ing day. They will then advance
from $3.50 TO &3. This is an es
iablishcd rule at al points whore
Chautauquas are held. There are
yet nearly enough left 20 go
round, and the first callers get
them; at most of the business
houses in town
Come TO Chautauqua prepared
to make yourself comfortable. I'll
not resident Of the town, bring
the family in and spend the week,
camping out or in the spare
room Of some friends home. Ev-
cry one is entitled to a holiday
and this is a golden opportunity
for the most pleasant recreation
Nezpcrce welcomes you Chauien
qua week.
Sixteen local Woodmen motor
cd over to Grangcville Monday
evening and were guests Of the
Graneeville lodge. "A class of 26
were initiated and the work was
conferred by the Pullman degree
team. Several nearby lodges were
represented and all report a good
time. Those in attendance from
Nezperce were +. J. Stevens, Ben
Rasbach. Mat Sharkey, Chas |
Booth, John Booth, J. H. Kelly, !
l.. J. Rowe, Floyd Rowe, Roy Mil
ler. VIM. Eastman, Clarence East. |
man, Doyle Hobart, II. Il. Schncli,
Harold Lyford, Leslie BaslSett and
Bin Doggeit, the latter three be-
ing candidates from this lodge.