The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-10-30
LOCAL NEWS.

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business mission.
I G. II. Hunter is visiter ia tht
city from Lewiston this week.
| The Kensington Club meets this
afternoon with Mrs. Frank New.
man.
G. w. Booth went to Portland
the first Of the week on bust
mess mission.
This copy of The Herald is
mostly Red Cross issue, and the
cause is worth it.
A daughter was born on the
25th instant to Mr.. and Mrs. ely lie
Anderson, of Vollmer.
So far as mud can make it, ii
is quite spring-like on this section
of the prairie just now.
Do you love the soldier boys
Then attend their dance at the
Fraternal hall Friday night.
r. T. Akridge and A.. L. Pal
mer, of Kamiah, were registered
at the Nezperce Hotel yesterday.
The Rebekah Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Heston
on the afternoon Of Friday, Nov.
7th.
r. L. Hickok, Nezperce s new
plastering mason, made business
trip to Reubens the first of the
week.
The Greater War Veterans will
entertain with a Hallowe EN- ball
at the Fraternal hall Friday
night.
FOUND-On the Nezperce-Peck
road, by T. A. Holmes, geared
auto jack. At this office on pay
ment this notice.
Celebrate Hallowe 'en by at
tending the ball to be given by
the Greater War Veterans at the
Fraternal hall Friday night.
If it is not nailed down, better
tie the faithful watch dog. to it,
for tomorrow is Hallowe 'en, you
know, and things have a way Of
shifting about that night.
Ernst Wienss last week moved
into his new bungalow, which is
completion. 1t will make
a very attractive improvement to
the residence part Of town.
In all the turmoil and fuss that
is being kicked up these days,
let's don't altogether forget the
little old road drag. If the wealth
er settles bit, it will help smooth
out the situation if properly ap-.
piled.
T. A. Holmes, of Steele was
in Nezperce this morning and an
that he was making ar
to go to Moscow next
where he had been sum-
moned to serve on the federal
grand jury.
f. M Remington, for fourteen
years identified with the First
Bank Of Culdesac, has retired as
it's president TO go to California.
G. B. Updegraff, the former cash
ier, succeeds him, and he, in turn
is succeeded by E. F Persons, who
has been assistant cashier.
VIM. Eastman is having an cleo
tric plant installed on his farm
west of town. The equipment is
being installed by the Nezperce
Co., and the plant,
which is operated by a gasoline
engine, will furnish juice for the
residence and for lighting the
Darn and other outbuildings. VIM |
believes in having things up-to-
late about his place.
Friday is community meeting
lay at the Morrowtown school
house, and in the evening the pro-
gram will be in the nature of a
reception to the returned soldiers
If that section. County Farm
Agent Wade, County School Sup
Miss Wilson and
County Club Leader Miss Near
will address the meeting in the
afternoon on subjects pertaining
o their lines of work.
A letter from Auctioneer Harry
Jranke yesterday stated that he
vas in a private hospital in Spo-
zane, suffering from a severe at
ack of lumbago and neuritis and
hat he will not be able to conduct
he VIM. Poteet and w. K. Been
lers public sales on Nov. and 3.
lie has made arrangements, how
,ver, with Col. A. V. Ball, Of Peck,
o take care Of these sales, as well
S any others required during his
Illness. He hopes to be on his feet
gain by the first of next week.