The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-09
Fletcher News.

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Fletcher callers on Tuesday Mrs.
Carrie Duuck and son, Master Ce-
ell. Mrs. Elijah Presnal, Miss Hat
tie. Master Frank, Miss Violet and
Master Levi Presnal, Miss Mary
Denny, S. t. Way, Louis Triplett,
Mrs. Grant and Miss Mary Grant,
Miss Pearl HOss, Mrs George
Treadwell and Miss Lena, Miss
Flossie, Miss Sophia, Miss Geor-
gia, Miss Ida, Master Lyles and
Baby Treadwell. These parties
were all welcome GUSTS of the
Fletcher people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Furnish
called on Mrs. NJ. j. Chapman ON
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Airs. Clarence Thorn
burg were pleasant callers ON Mrs
Jones ON Wednesday afternoon.
NJ. H. T. Grant is moving hay.
Miss Pearl Hoss, Mrs. Grant and
Miss Mary Grant were Vollmer
visitors one day this week.
s. c. Laufer is busy putting up
lot of hay.
Ranchmen are hauling lots of
good dry wood, to be ready for
next winter.
Several Fletcher families at
tended the show at Vollmer ON
Wednesday evening.
Clell Ables is cutting hay.
Louis Triplett made an auto
trip to Dayton, Wash, to bring
his mother and sister to spend the
summer with him.
John Bramlett is working in the
harvest fields in the lower eOun-
try.
L. P. Hultz called on Mr. Kelly
on Sunday.
Picture shows at Vollmer are
very popular with parties who
own automobiles. They take
spin about eight o clock in the ev-
ening and attend the show and
they are home again by ten
0 o'clock. This is certainly enjoy
ing life ON the farm. The autOm0-
bile has been the greatest thing
that was ever invented to make
life on the farm a pleasure. Moth
ing ever did give the satisfaction
to the whole family that an auto
does, and it helps to keep the
young men and women home ON
the farm, as they are able to en-
joy all pleasures in the surround
ing country. They have more
pleasures now than their city cou-
sins.
Miss Bertha Fagg viii stay
some time with her grandparents
at Johnson, Wash, to assist her
grandmother: her grandfather be-
ing in poor health.
Sam PedigO and family OF
Charleston spent a few days visit
ing on Nezperce prairie, coming
up in their car.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chapman, a fine boy.
Dir. and Mrs. Fagg's little boy
had his arm broken at the elbow.
He fell from a horse. The same
little chap had his leg broken
three years ago when he fell from
a high porch
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Harbke, fine daughter. This lit
tie lady is grand daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Biggart, Of
MOhler.
Gus Dybvig has had about two
thousand dollars worth of dry |
wood to sell this summer and it
is hauled away as fast as teams
can drive in to load up. The
ranchmen are embracing the gold
en- opportunity of buying first
class dry wood at this season of
the year while roads are good.
Clell Ables and family made a
weekend trip to Charleston in
their car.
Mr.. Swanson and family were
out enjoying their new Saxon on
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Corum and daugh-
ter, Miss Memphis, were pleasant
callers at Fletcher on Monday.
Services were held at the
Fletcher school house at 3 O'Clock
Sunday, August 5. A good atten-
dance was had. Rev. Hood, Jr.
preached a good sermon.
B. G. Laufer attended to bus
mess at Vollmer ON Saturday.
Mrs. Smith of johnson City,
who with her family are
here spending the summer for the
benefit of her health, spent one
day last week the guest of Mrs.
Walter Shoun.
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