The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-06-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Shlpped car OF hogs to the SpO
kane market.
Sheriff A. w. Mitchell return
ed Friday from an official visi
to st. Anthony, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Rowe ant
children made an auto trip t,
Lewiston the first Of the week
returning yesterday.
Miss Blanche Sweet departed
| Saturday to attend the meeting oi
the State Chapter Order Of The
Eastern Star at Twin Falls.
j Mr.. Anderson. Of Winchester
last week took delivery Of five
passenger Buick car from the
Buckley & Fike agency in this
city.
Editor G. HI. Martin and fam
| lily, Of Ilo, were among the many
out of town visitors at the local
Masonic reception last Thursday
evening.
Word received this week from
Sergeant Jess Robertson is to the
effect that he has arrived at
Camp Mills, on his way home
from overseas.
Mrs. Harold Lyford and little
daughter came in last night from
Lewiston for visit with her
homefolks, F. j. Stevens and fam
lily. Of this vicinity.
"Tom," the old reliable cook,
is back on the Job at the Nez-
perez. Hotel. much to the salts
faction of the management and
the patrons Of that popular hos
telry.
Jas. Hobart went to Moscow
this morning to bring his wife
home, she being wellson her way
to recovery from an operation
she recently underwent in the
Gritman hospital in that city.
Banker L. N. Swift is spending
the week on his ranch across the
canyon south Of town, taking a
vacation by doing odd jobs about
the place and acting as helper in
the construction of a new barn.
For Sale-91a acres at Lewis
ton. Close in, well improved with
eight-room house, barn, orchard
and berries. A fine winter home
A snap. Call or address A.. B.
Olin, Culdesac. Idaho. Nezperce
phone. 2W5.
Representative Curtis A.
Browning and Rev. Claude B.
Martin are making tour of the
county today to organize Boy
Scout troops in the several com
munities, or work up interest to
this end.
A message received from c. W.
Felt, who is at the bedside OF his
father in Quincy, ILL.,, states that
the old gentleman showed some
Improvement after G. W.'s arri-
val, but the doctors give little
hope for any sustained improve
ment.
Manager Kettman of the Nez-
perez bali team announces that
he has secured two games OF balf|
for Chautauqua week here, and is
practically sure of three more.
So this community may look for
ward to reason of real entertain
ment during Chautauqua.
The many friends and business
acuuaintances of Luther Mckee,
manager of the Tri-State Termi-.
nal company, will be pleased to-
learn that he has sufficiently re-
covered from a recent surgical
operation to be again at his home
and that his complete recovery III
expected to come about rapidly,
Thursday VS. Lewiston Tribune
The marriage Of Victor Hanson
and Miss Ruth Coolidge took
place at Ilo last Sunday morning
in the presence of large gather
ing of relatives and friends. These
are two of the most popular
young people of that community,
the bride being daughter of
Mrs. Chas. Giles and the groom
a scion of one Of the most substan-
tial and best known rancher fam
lilies Of that section. Following the
wedding ceremonies the couple
departed for bridal tour of coast
points, after which they will be
at home ON the groom's ranch
near Ilo.