The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-24

] House Tuesday, Jan. %.
w A. Shaw and wife, Of Orc
fino, spent Saturday night in Nez-
4 perez.
Regular services at Mohler next
Sunday at the usual hour. Rev.
Geo. IL. Ellis.
Deputy Auditor +. L. Schpell
IS recovering from a severe attack
] of the grippe.
And after our brief spasm Of
very decent winter weather, it is
spring-like again.
Or. +. A. Sehilling returned TO
Cottonwood yesterday after a few
days business visit in our city.
Another good Lyeeum number
at Opera House Tuesday, Jan. 30
Seats on sale Saturday, Jan. 20.
w. q. Bartlett, of Moscow, was
a visitor in our city Saturday
night, returning home Sunday.
Henry Stalbaum returned TO
Reubens this morning after
short business visit in our city.
Mrs Hugo Medved returned
home Saturday evening from a
trip to Camp Lewis and Portland
\. Il. Gates and son returned
home Saturday evening from
three weeks visit in the middle
west.
4 II. f. Haynes, Of Spokane, rep
resenting the American Express
Co, was a business visitor in our
city last night.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Felt viii ar
rive this evening from their three
weeks trip to st. Joseph, Mo-,
Quincy and Chicago, III.
Those acquainted with his finan-
eial condition place the late Sem
ator Brady's worldly accumula-
tons at nearly $5,O0O.OOO.
Fay Brann0n and j. T.. Heston
are working on the n. & /. engine,
which was badly damaged when it
jumped the track west Of town
last week.
Elmer Campbell returned home
from Lewiston Tuesday where he
has been for the past two months
recovering from an appendicitis
operation.
l. G. Kjosness, Of Lewiston, was
IN town over night Saturday, con-
fering with Manager VIM. Hogan
regarding the business of the
Madison Lumber Co.
Q. W. Roat and wife were ar
rivals last night from Moscow and
viii make Nezperee their home for /
some time. Mr.. Roat Is engaged ,
IN selling Montana land.
The ball given by the Univer- :
slty Club at the Fraternal Hall
last Friday evening was very /
much enjoyed by a goodly crowd /,
of club members and invited !
guests. U
DR.. J. B. Buchanan and wife,
Of Juliaetta, were Nezperee Wis
itors the latter part of the week, r
the Doctor having property in },
terests here which he came over =,
to look after. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Turner
went to Lewiston yesterday where y
Mrs. Turner viii visit for a couple
# weeks while Lloyd and Fred q
90 to Spokane to attend the Holt q
school
Mrs. 7. A. Il. Philleo. of Span p
lie, who has been visiting her 4
mother, Mrs Ernst Wienss. for n
ne past six weeks, left yesterday "
or visit in Spokane. Mrs. =.
Nienss accompanied her. y
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hardy, Of 81
Vatseka, Ill, arrived Monday =.
forming to visit at the home Of pl
heir son, Prof. A. I. Hardy, Of the ny
!. H >. faculty. They will return
ONE this. Thursday, morning. l1s
John Stellmon bought the Chas. - =,
yrOn 100, four miles east Of town. 4.
aturday, paying $3.50 for the =
lme, and Tuesday he bought the
~ east Of town that Mark Hard
g recently sold Nick Lauby from
z. Lauby for $4,000. rec
Martin Thorsen has Just receiv- aw
$3.50 as bounty on squirrels hol
killed last season. When one abb
that the squirrel bounty
2 cents per head, It will be seen quo
at the young man eradieated his I.ol
are Of these peksy rodents. He you
omises still greater results next "
ring. III
The High School Senior class pap
sated itself and friends to a any
Ugh ride last night and there
Ter was very happily entertain
by Miss Isabel Stoufer at the "
Dufer home in Northwest Nez- in I
rec. Games and refreshments pres
re the principal items Of the q
'gram. just
Next Wednesday, Jan. 30. Is a
ii-saving day-"Ta g-your-shov- az
day. You are asked 70 OBJ him
vo fhia day Ia, h<s.... -. n. &c