The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-02-13

Mrs. Harry Smith was a pass
enger for Lewiston Sunday.
G. j. Miller was busines
visitor in Cottonwood last Fri
1 day.
Mrs. D.. A. Allen is over from
Winchester for a visit with Nez
perez relatives.
! Russell Twitty and his mother
were arrivals in this city Tues.
day from Seattle.
John Jorgcns was in the Win
chester section on business the
first of the week.
Mrs. d. Dudley returned Tues
day from visit with her par
ents in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Harbkc
returned last Thursday evening
from trip to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Gross re-
turned last Thursday evening
from a visit to Spokane and 9TH
er points.
M. f. Brownfield came up
from Lewiston Tuesday on busi-
ness connected with the Nez-
perce Roller Mills.
At 2a30 Saturday afternoon
the Camp Fire Girls will begin
serving tea at the Community
church. Get your cup.
Mrs. X. G. Marler and baby
son came in from Moscow Sun
day and are visiting at the home
of her brother. G. w. Palmer.
Mrs. Chas. Thatcher returned
to her home in Winchester Mon
day after a visit at the home of
Supt. Joe Mitchell in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wright and
Miss Edith went to Moscow Sun
day to visit Robert, who is al
student in the University there.
Miss Sigma Anderson's smil-
ing voice is. again identified in
the hello service Of the local Nez-
perez Cooperative Telephone ex-
change.
Mrs. Clara Brown, parole Of
ficer for the girls industrial
school at ST. Anthony, was in
Nezperce the last of the week on
business connected with that in
stitution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mitchell
were over from the Ilo section
Friday for visit with his home
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mitch
ell and family.
G. w. B. NJ. services will be
leld at the Christian church Sun
lay commencing at IL Is a. m.
program will be given, follow
I'd by basket dinner, in which
everyone is invited to partici-
oate. /,
Sergeant and Mrs. D. A. Lind
II, of Prosser, Wn., are visiting
10 relatives and friends and will
,ome on to Nezperce later in the
week. Day recently returned
rom service in France and has
'een discharged.
A daughter was born to Mr.. !
md Mrs. Lloyd Stevens in this
ity on the 10th instant, and the
title lassie and all are getting
long quite well; and it is noted /,
hat Grandpa Stevens can hard !,
Y be kept on the ranch since the
dvent and Grandpa Nelson has
Dst much interest in any place
ut Nezperce.
Rev. e. Milton, of Portland, :
ras in this city the latter half 9
{ the week placing before our =
itizens the establishment of I
:. M. G. A. organization in this :,
ounty. At a meeting Friday ?
light the plan was considered at o
,me length and temporary or .
effected by the cleo u
on of DR.. r. S. Peterson as !,
lairman Of the movement. u
Ex-Lieutenant Governor and c.
RS. +. L. Parker came over o.
'om Cottonwood yesterday for
short visit with old Nezperce
lends and that Mr.. Parker
light accept an invitation to M
,end last evening with his
'ethren of the local w. 0. w. m
odge, of which he is a charter a.
ember. The lodge was proud NJ
be honored by his attendance W
I'd the old friends very much ds
joyed the visit the brief stay Fl
this estimable pair in our city
al
Curtis J. Miller is preparing m
al Nezperce home for his new W,
,dge and Olds cars, that they
~ not feel all-out-in-the-cold
len they arrive and have to of
rait over night, as they just to-
casionally do. for their naw in
rchaser to take them home. sti
:. Miller. the local agent for tn
sse popular knights Of the III
i'd, is having fixed up the in,
,llmer- Clearwater building, at tel
, corner Of Fourth avenue and TIL