The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-04-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Carlson s new hats are in.

| ing DOCKS at the DanJ Garage
here.
All soldiers come out in uni
form to the Lyceum number Apri
II. You are admitted free.
Chicken. chicken, chicken al
the cafeteria supper the Satur-
day before Easter, Community
| church.
For Sale Two black geldings,
coming 3 and 4 years. $500 gets
them, If taken at once. Fred
Riggers. If.
For Sale Eight head good
horses; ages Z to 10; weight 400
to 1000. E. I. Chaplin Co., 3 miles
east of Greer.
Get your applications for Fed
eral Farm Loans on file so we
can get an appraiser soon.
G. III. Nugent, See y-Treas.
VIM. Eastman came up from
Lewiston the latter. part of the
on his fine farm west of town.
week to look after spring work
We have to make good or quit
eating Our only business is
automobile work. We are not
here for a day. week or year-but
to stick. Heston & Miller.
w. A. and Guy Dissmore and
Robert Nickel, of Kamiah, pass
ed through Nezperce Sunday, en-
route home from Lewiston where
they invested in couple of
Paige cars.
Spring plowing has been under
way in this section for the past
week, and on Monday of last
week Samuel and George Leh-
man finished their plowing on the |
Fuller place southeast Of town.
County Superintendent Miss
Norma Wilson and County Club |
Leader Miss Mande Near went to
Spokane Tuesday to attend the
Of Inland Empire
County Superintendents and Club
Leaders.
r. A. High was visiting old
friends here the latter part of the,
week, making a. short stop-over
on his way to his home in Lewis
ton from Grangeville where he
took in the days of 40" cele-
bration last week.
A line from Mr.. and Mrs. +.
j. Flournoy. of Monroe, Wash,
states that their son, Richard,
who joined the U. s. Marines as
a volunteer during the family s
at Winchester, has just
arrived safely home from over
seas service in France, having
received his discharge.
Miss Retta F. Martin, ex-coun-
ty superintendent Of schools of
Lewis county, was last week ap-
pointed as an assistant in the
state superintendent s office at
Boise, and will assume her new
duties this week. This is an hon.
or that the many Lewis county
friends Of Miss Martin will ap-
preciate.
Let us diagnose your battery
sickness. We can take it apart
in few moments, showing you
exactly what is wrong. And if
we are prepared ito cure
It in our hospital as well as any
,ity. We operate on batteries
every day. and have performed
many miraculous cures. Heston
Z Miller.
Having been appointed regular
Willard Battery agents, and to
comply with their policy of doing
business. in the future we are
to give you free service
IN testing your battery and in
;pecting same. We also furn- /
sh you distilled water for your
battery free Of charge. Try us
n any kind Of automobile work.
lesion & Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Pennel very
harmingly entertained a group
f friends at progressive pinochle 5
It their home in this city Tues {
lay evening. DR.. j. F. Gist and
,lrs. B. L. Cole tied for the prize
nd the Doctor won on the draw. /
Iiss Borghild Hoff captured the
prize. At the con-
lusion Of the tournament at S
ards, the hostess served very a
rettily prepared and delectable !
lncheon. Thereafter came mus Q
J, chit-chat and good night. ]
j. B. McCully accompanied the
emains Of his one-day-old grand !
on to this city yesterday from
Cottonwood and tenderly laid the
tile body to rest in the local t
The child was born to d
FRS. Gerald McCully on the 1st G
lstant. and survived but a few
ours. Thus members Of three
enerations Of this stricken FAM F
v have been called across the a
reat Divide within the past six d
lonths, the others being the
hild's- father. Gerald McCully,
I'd it's great grandfather, Judge
dams G.. Johnson.