The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-06-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Dean wer
visitors in the city Friday frol
Reubens.
Judge and Mrs. H. W.. Nile
land E. H. Ratliff took in the bic
mic at llo yesterday.
Miss Madge Miller is taking tn
summer teachers course at tn
Cheney, Wash, State Normal
? Mrs. Frank Freeman, o
J kamiah. visited her daughter
Miss Loda, in this city Monday.
Mrs. b. H. Ratliff and daugh
ter. Miss Nellie, were among tn,
, Nezpercers attending the Ilo pic
mic yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell
of Winchester, returned to theil
home Monday after a visit will
| the family of Harland Moser here
i Mrs. E. w. Anderson and two
children we're arrivals Sunday
| from Newport. Wash, for a visit
at the homes of j. w. and Fl. G.
Anderson.
Strayed- -Four-year-old sorrel
mare; VT. 1850; white spot on
belly. Reward $40 for informa-
ton leading to recovery. Turn
er Bros, Nezperce.
| j. E. Heston motored in from
Spokane Sunday, bringing with
him Mrs. Arthur Heston, who had
been visiting the family in that
city the past week.
John Conger, who last week
finished his freshman year in en-
gineering at the Washington uni
versity, Seattle, arrived home last
night for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. LANCER take
this means Of thanking their
friends for their kind and timely
assistance to their sons, Phil. and
Gene. in their recent auto acci-
dent.
For Sale-Having sold our
ranch, we have for sale two G.. M.
G. Sampson trucks, size 1925 /;
run about 5 daysEa real bargain
at $1250 each. Turner Bros, Nez-
perce. 3-tf
Mrs. Lulu Hill and children,
who have been visiting at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Flatt, in this. vicinity, re-
turned yesterday to their home
in Winchester.
Mrs. Peterson, of Pomeroy,
Wash, arrived here Friday even
ing and was taken out to the Rus
sell section by Fred Erb in his
car, where she. is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Mclean.
Miss Carrie Gherke, who un-
derwent an appendix operation at
the Portland Surgical Hospital
some three weeks ago, is well OIL
her way to complete recovery and
is expected tonight.
Miss Stella Curry, of Detroit,
Mich, and Miss A. Wangle, of
Seattle, cousin and aunt of Mrs.
G.. G.. Pennell. Of this place, were
her guests here the past week, de-
parting for their homes Sunday
Fred Erb last week closed up
his general merchandise business
at Russell and has moved his fam
ily to Greer, where he will assist
his brother in their store which
has an extensive trade in the
Clearwater and Weippe section.
Strayed-Dark bay mare; VT.
about 1850; branded with q on
scab on neck below lett
ear; one front hind foot shod.
Last seen near Russell. Anyone
knowing the whereabouts of the
animal please notify John Rails
ton, Weippe, Idaho. 3w2.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Syron
returned Saturday from visit |
with Chas. Deschamp and family |
at Coeur d'Alene. They were ae-
companied to the lake by Grand
pa Billow. who will sojourn there
a season before going on to Can
ada to visit other relatives.
About 25 Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs Of this community went
to Kamiah last Friday evening to
attend the conventiorp OF the
Clearwater District Association
Of these two orders. Several of
ficers and other dignitaries Of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs parh-
cipated in the elaborate program
given which included a banquet,
dancing and other features of en-
The Nezperce
crowd reported an extraordinar-
ily good time. o.
Bert Jefferis, who attended the
farmers convention at Spokane
and visited his brother, Jesse, at
Cheney, returned Sunday. He
was accompanied home by his
mother, who met him at Cheney
after a three months visit with
her daughter. Mrs. n. d. Ochel- I
Tree. at Hoquiam, Wash. lie re,
- ,,o,.v eniovable trip, and