The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Il with rheumatism.
Dean Harrington is down from
Montana ON a visit.
Dixie Davis has accepted a po-
sition at Leo's Pharmacy.
A case of scarlet fever is report
ed at Roy Rancier's near Mohler.
Mrs. John Stevens, of Sweet
water, was Nezperce visitor
Monday.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for
chickens, ducks and geese. j. Nj.
Medved. 1872
l.. W. Clark, OF Clifford, was a
Nezperce visitor the forepart OF
the week.
Sam Porter and wife, of Peek,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Nezperce.
Herman Hammer went to Lew
iston Tuesday for a month or six
weeks visit.
II. ID. Pelton and son, of San
Jose, Calf, are spending a few
days in Nezperee.
Al Chance and A. w. Wilson, OF
Lewiston, were overnight visitors
in Nezperee last night.
The usual services will be held
at the Christian church next sun
day morning and evening.
Ingel Rekdahl and family left
yesterday for Portland where
they viii make their future home I
v. w. Edwards, of the Russell |
section, was in town Tuesday and
left on yesterdays train for Mos
cow.
Miss Grace Herrick, of Clifford,
is visiting at the home of her
cousin, Harry Herriek, Of this
vicinity.
l. A. Bauman, of Upper 5 con-
dictionary, is spending the week
at the home OF his daughter near
VOllmer.
Stiner knutson came up from
Lewiston ON a business trip Sat
urday returning home yesterday
morning.
Students tickets for all five
numbers of the Lyceum course
for one dollar. Get them at the
post OffIce. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. York Herren
motOred to Lewiston Friday on
business and for brief visit with
old friends.
Mrs. Carl Price and children
returned home last night from a
visit with Mrs. Prices parents,
south of IlO. In
c. w. Roat, of Moscow, repre-
senting Montana lands, spent the i
forepart of the week in Nezperee !
and vicinity. h
NJ. A. Berg, G. +. & p. A. for the &
y. p. with headquarters at Mos r
COW, was a business visitor in our a
sity Tuesday.
f. Olson dropped in Sunday ev- a
sning from near MissOula and will >
spend a week here looking after o
business matters. liz
Editor Jensen and p. j. Miller, y
IF lilo, drove over in the later's II
ar for brief business visit in
Vezperee Friday. Nv
T.. w. Culver, the shoemaker, r
eft Friday for Anaeortes, Wash, Il
Iear Seattle, where he will make 81
is future home. "
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. SchOler and Al
lrs. VIM. Fuller and Wilma spent
IInday with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar h,
'ayis at Reubens. al
VIM. Henke returned Saturday | en-
vening from Moscow where he la
ad been on business connected 70
18th the sheriff's office. en-
Ben Schultz and family were
p from Lewiston Saturday and an
unday, enjoying a brief visit Oh
it'll friends and relatives. fr,
Henry Meiners and family and in,
ven Meade and family left this no
orning via auto for a short visit eh
the Pendleton country. liz.
/. II. Lowrey, John PomerOy
Id A. G. Gross are in the city er
tending an adjourned meeting | tho
the county commissioners. Del
Farm Loans-LOwest interest ilv
ties and liberal prepayment Mr.
.ivileges. York Herren, Room da,
Union State Bank Building. do,
Wade Wilson, Misses Aline
Inn and Beulah McCarty motor ere
up from Kamiah and spent RAJ
nday evening at the Wallace last
me. we,
AS a result of the revenue tax mel
tobacco all smoking and chew pie,
! tobaccos have advanced from tho
to 100 percent at the local i
res; boy
J. G. Upper has opened a lunch ska.
inter in his confectionery and wal
rold, the hamburg king, is at the,
ding to the wants Of the hun the
public. CO.,,