The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-13

adjustment to be made by local
imam, thus saving any unnecessary
delay. VIM. Sullivan.
Miss Susie Nov, Of Moscow, Il
conducting singing class az the
Brethren church this week. 1t il
expected that the singing services
Twill continue next week.
Mrs. +. j. Flournoy and daugh-
ters, Misses Mary and Nathalie,
left Saturday for Seattle where
they will join Mr.. Flournoy and
make their future home.
Contributions to the Red Cross
during the big drive not included
IN our previous report are Bert
IIunsucker, 81; Bert r. Jefferis,
~ 80; A. A. Hunter, $40.
We have just had our ice ma
chine put IN first class condition,
and we are now IN shape to serve
all with the best and purest ice.
The Cold Storage Market.
AIr. and Mrs. Art Heston and
Dir. and Mrs. Nick Lair returned
home Tuesday from an auto trip tc
Spokane where they visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hegton.
Earl Reinhardf and wife return
ed home Thursday evening from
visit in Alberta. They report the
Nezperce colony all well, but say
they need a rain pretty bad
Elec Bosley, of the Touehet
country, spent Sunday in Nez-
perez with Woodrow McKinsey
and left Monday for Alberta.
Mrs. Florice Drake returned
home Tuesday evening from a
visit TO Camp Lewis. Mrs. \. J.
Drake accompanied her but went
on to GrangeyilIe for a visit
The Hartford and | are what
yon term hail insurance special.
lists. We are able to write cheap.
Our volume Of business is the rea-
son. Curtis }. Miller. Agent.
Make your arrangements to
come 10 Nezperce during Chautau-
qua. II win be the biggest and
best ever held here, and each pro-
gram win ring with patriotism.
County Atty G. c. Pennell and
wife antoed down TO Lewiston last
Saturday. Mrs. Pennell is visiting
there for few days while Mr.
Ponnell is in Boise ON business
Perfection Oil Stoves are a hot
weather necessity. Safe, odorless
md clean 2-burner, $16.5O; g.
burner, $21.50. Ovens for same,
s6 and $3.50. Nezperce Hardware. |
The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company writes the kind of a pol
cy on which you get your money |
IL the earliest possible date, after |
you lose. Curtis J. Miller, Agent.
Banker c. w. Ketfman and wife
eft Tuesday for visit with |
and relatives at Lewiston
ln1 Uniontown. They may also
visit Occur a 'Alene before return
ng.
DR.. Witty, a dentist from St
louis. Mo-, is expected 20 arrive
n Nezperce Saturday and viii
ook after DR.. z. $. Peterson 5
practice during the latter's stay in
he east, where he was called TO
attend the funeral of his brother.
Harry Smith and family were |
lewiston visitors Sunday. Miss
3oldie underwent an operation for
he removed of her tonsils and adj |
loits and is still in the hospital at
hat place. They were accompan-
ed home by Mrs. Smith IS broth |
r., Max Langdon, from Charleston.
Leslie Brown is the champion
fisherman in these parts having I
pulled down the prize offered by
he Nezperce Hardware Co. for
he largest trout caught the first /,
week Of the open season. It mea-
Iured q little over IL inches,
weighed q Of a pound and was
'aught in Lawyers canyon south (.
Il town.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 4. Scholer are I
LONG their bit toward winning \
he war and on Monday, june 10. n
Hrs. Scholer presented TO Uncle
Sam a fine big boy to work IN
he electrical department. +. r. A
vas never known to sing IN his
whole life. but can now be heard
lumming the following lullaby. n
I've just become the papa Of d
0.pound had. whislsers already
low, and that 3 not bad, some day
le will free Germany, he viii, \
ledad, nothing's too good for our
loy. Ned. " All concerned. even
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