The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-07-24
NEWS STORIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Items of Interest Cleaned From
the Daily Life of Home
Folks In Town and
County.

Willis Logan. OF Westlake, was
a Nezperce visitor last Friday.
FOR SALE-A Good barber
chair at Page s End hand store. tf
Sky Prichard was a business
visitor in the city from Lewiston
yesterday.
| r. Newland. of Kooskia, was
Registered at the Nezperce Hotel
Saturday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Byron Defenbach
were visitors in this city from
Lewiston last Friday.
| Mrs. Art. Mcclure returned to
Lewiston Tuesday, after a visit
with Nezperce relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Cook is reported
]quite i'll at her home north of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. McRae, of
Lewiston, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
McRae, Of Graceville, Mimi, were
Nezperce visitors Tuesday.
! Geo. Coleman and son, Arthur,
and family, came in Tuesday from
Spokane to assist Andy and John
Stellmon in their harvest opera
tions.
John Long, brother of Mrs.
Frank johnson arrived here Tues
day from Prossor, Wn., to help in
the harvest work on Mr.. John
sons big ranch.
A line from Arvid Satterberg,
renewing his subscription to the
Old Reliable, gives the new ad-
dress of this ex-Nezperce family
as Baker, Ore.
Banker l.. N. Swift and S. d.
Stoufer and their wives left Sun
day by auto for Portland, where
Mrs. Swift will receive treatment
for an eye affection.
r.. P. Stevenson, of Vollmer,
who has been in the army service
at Camp Lewis, has received his
discharge and returned to his
home Tuesday evening.
A. M. Roberts came in from
Lewiston Tuesday to visit rela-
tives in the Mohler section. He
was accompanied by his son-in-
law, Ed. Turner, who had been
visiting down there.
Mrs III. r. Mcclure. Of Colfax,
and Mrs. Chas. Twietmeyer and
two children, of Palouse, left yes
terday morning for their respec-
tive homes after a weeks visit
with their sister, Mrs. Clay Smith,
and family in this city.
Some 10000 trout spawn from
the Sand Point fish hatchery were
taken from a shipment to Lewis
ton last Tuesday, transported
thence by auto trucks and plant
ed in Deer Creek, popular fish
ing stream southwest of Forest.
This community experienced
sharp wind and electrical storm
about 8 80 Last night, which level
ed few telephone poles, removed
some loose shingles and left us
still without rain, though it was
very threatening for short time.
Corporal r. Il. Anstine writes
that he arrived in New York last
Friday from overseas service ahd
expects to reach Nezperce within
the next ten days. This is good
news to many friends Of this and
the Russell section, who eagerly
await his coming.
All members Of the Nezperce
Odd Fellows Lodge are hereby no.
titled that no meeting will be held
Saturday night, on account Of the
hall having been turned over to
the soldier boys for their dance.
The regular meeting on Saturday,
Aug. 2, will be held, however,
when a supper and other special
features will be had. F. G. Corey,
N. G..
The many friends Of VIM. East
man will be glad to learn that he
is satisfactorily recovering from
a serious operation for rupture
and stomach trouble, undergone
at the Sacred He4rt hospital in
Spokane last Thursday. Mrs.
Eastman is at his bedside, and she
stated Tuesday that assurance had
been given them that Mr.. East
man would be sufficiently recov-
cred to come home in about two
weeks.
1t is the intention of the Idaho
Seed Growers Association to
make its annual seed show, to be
held in Pocatello in January,
''real show, according to ar
Of the directors. A
field man is to be employed with
in the next few weeks, who will
travel throughout the state visit
ing farmers and the fairs, direct
ing attention to the show and as.
sisting the farmers in selecting
ind caring for exhibits.