The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-08-14
NEWS STORIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Items of Interest Cleaned From
The Daily Life of Home
Folks In Town and
County.

a VOuuty.
Saturday, Aug, %. Brother Jo-
siah" by home talent.
Il Vacuum carpet-sweepers, al
most new, at Paige's 2nd-hand
store. lift.
DR.. E. S. Peterson left this
morning on a business mission to
ISpokane.
| Newt Hancock left yesterday
morning for his home in the New
Meadows country.
Mrs. A. j. Sweeney and son
went to Moscow last Saturday
| for visit with her parents.
| Auctioneer Harry Cranke re-
turned yesterday evening from
business visit to Palouse points.
Misses Irene and Babe Donovan
came in from Spokane last nigh.
| for visit with Nezperce friends.
| DR.. Schilling was over from Ilo
the first of the week, filling ap-
|pointments for fitting eye glasses.
| Earl Carey returned last week
from several weeks visit to his
ranch in the Lougheed, Can, eolm-
try.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Ulin, Of southeast OF
town on the morning of the 18th
instant.
Geo. w. Thomas came up from
Charleston Tuesday to look after
crop interests here and say "hel-
To-" to the boys.
County Club Leader Miss Near
and Deputy County Auditor Mics
Schafer are taking their annual
vacation this week.
Ed. G. Smith and family, Of
Whitebird. We're weekend guests
at the home Of his niece, Mrs. Roy
Thompson, in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Mckee were
visitors in the city from lewiston
last Tuesday. he looking after the
grain market for the Tri-State Co.
LOST-Betwcen Nezperce and
Vollmer, 32x4 Goodyear diamond
tread cord auto tire and rim. Re- ;
ward for return to Herald office.
Mrs. r. e. Byrne was a passen-
ger this morning for her home in
Spokane. after a week s visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Sunderlin.
Mrs. Kizer, Of Great Bend, Kas.,
left for her home this morning
after two-weeks visit here with
the family Of her cousin, Roy
Thompson.
Fred Glover last Friday rece;v-
ed a message bringing the sad
news of the death Of his mother
in-law, Mrs. Messenger, at st. Reg
is. Mont. Mrs. Glover was at the
bedside Of her mother.
Mesdames. L. j. and Floyd
Rowe returned Monday from Spo-
kane, where they accompanied
Mrs. Emma McLennan, who is re-
ceiving special treatment for an
injury to her neck, received sor1e
time ago. She is said to be getting
along satisfactorily.
Waverly Anderson, Jr., who has
been visiting with homefolks here
since returning from extensive
and intensive army service over
seas. where he rose from the ranks
to lieutenant's s commission, left
this morning for Spokane to take
the responsible position of super
intendent Of St. Luke's Hospital
This section is now in the midst
Of another big harvest and the
grain is rolling into the warehaus-
es in a stream. Yes, this is an off
crop this year in the Northwest,
but one would hardly think so
when he surveys the present evi-
dences on every hand on good old
Nezperce prairie. This country is
certainly the safest farming bet of
'em all.
Mrs. i. w. Robinson and son.
Foster Brownfield, visited Nez-
perez last Friday, while on a te..r
of the prairie country. Mrs. Rob-
inson now makes her home in
Long Beach. CAL. and recently re-
turned to Lewiston to close up
some business matters and take
her son Charles back to their Cal
ifornia home. Her many Nezpcrce
friends appreciated her call.
In renewing his subscription to
The Herald, N. M. Lauby of Saw
ageton. Wyo.. SAYS: "We are al
well and so are the others here
from the old Nezperce country.
Jake Becker and Ed. Braun arriv-
ed here in their Velie-Six several
weeks ago; coming via Yellow
stone Park. NV cousin. W J.
Lauby, and family. from Sterling,
Colo, will be here today for
weeks visit. ]. Wool prices are
good, and we have produced food
and feed to get along for another
year.