The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-05-02
LOCAL NEWS

Everybody can make a garden.
No room for wasted energy now.
Prof. J. Il. Glasspoole has re-
signed his position IN the High
School and left Monday for coast
points.
John Long and family were
over from Winchester Monday to
attend the reception given the sol
der boys.
Alvin Caldwell has resigned his
position with the Leggett Merean-
tile Co. at lilo and returned home
last night
Phil LANCER is sporting around
in a new Buick ear which he pur-
chased Sunday from the Nezperce
Hardware Co.
j. b. Henry, Of the Nexperee
Hardware Co. returned home to.
day from a two weeks business
trip 10 Spokane.
White sssssts slack mares
vt. 1000 each, gray branded quarter
circle on right hip. Reward for inf0r
nation. w. =. johnson. II.
WANTED Housskeeper, BY Win.
chester party. Lady 80 TO as wears Of
age % live as one Of family. Fair
wages. Enquire Herald.
Charlie Chaplin, the movie CON-
edian, has waived all exemptions
under the seleetive draft and viii
join the cOl0rS in June.
Vonley Miller returned home
Saturday evening from a week 4
visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. z. 4. Miller. near Payette.
Mrs. w. G. Foresman returned
to her home in Sites this after
noon after a two weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. j. Il. Henry.
LOST, sTRAYED, OR STOLEN
Prom Carl Tweed : pasture southwest
~ town 4 dark bay mare, 3 or years
old, weight about 300 pounds. Notify
Or return 10 John Carlson and receive
reward
Mrs. J. G. Wright aud Miss
Edith returned home Saturday
from a weeks visit in Lewiston.
Robert went down after them IN
their ear.
The new spring shoes, hats,
caps, gent furnishings and such
are ON display at Carlson :, where
you find the better and lower
priced line.
NJ. +. Streeker, postmaster at |
Sites. was a Nezperee visitor Sat
urday. He had been TO Orofino
after his ear and was enrOute
home via Grangeville.
L. G. McMahan, Of Spokane,
spent Tuesday night in Nezperee,
while touring the prairie IN the
interests Of his company which
handles school supplies.
f. NJ. Brownfield IL in receipt Of
. letter frcm o. q. HagucwoOd.
well known in this neighbOrhO0d. /
stating that he had enlisted In
the navy and is now located in
New York.
Mrs. Dora Logan was an arri-
fal from Spokane last night and |
sill make Nezperce her future
nome She will keep house for
Ter son, A. II. Smith, depot agent
or the N. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs August Braun and /
and Mrs. +. F. Hattrupl
'isited relatives and friends IN Ii
be Nezperce country the first Of
he week, returning Tuesday even
ng. UniontOwn Press. Ii
Mrs. Il. Wienss and Donald re- !
urned home Friday from a two !
reeks visit sisit N Spokane, drivineI
trough in Mrs. Wienss new ear. :
Coles, 1918 model, which she r
in Spokane. II
z N. BrownfieId returned home
unday evening from q trip 10
ewistOn. He reports that they
Bse sommeueed work on the con-
'ete foundation for l.. w. RObin-l1
N 8 mill at that place.
FOR SALE-160 acres IL mi.
ON Nezperce, good improve-II
ents. good drilled we'll, ali fenc-
hog tight, one-third Of crop
'es with place this year. Price
1000 VIM. Sullivan.
The Winchester journal has
ce more retired from the active
{ and +. J. Flourn0y, who has
en- at the helm for the past year
d a half, went to Seattle ycster-
y to take a job on The Times
Misses Bertha Sehafer and
lude +. Near entertained a com
ny Of friends at the Girls ClubII
esday evening. Whist and re-
shments were the main features
has. G. Fike, son Of AEr. and
$. G. j. F'ike Of this place and a
II known former resident, but
the past two years making hisI
ne in Iowa, last week joined the
ny and is stationed at Campl
aQe, Iowa.
providing a delightful evening.
fiss Maude u. Near organized