The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-03-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Yes, Easter comes April 3

j John Jorgens was a passengt
: : for Spokane Tuesday.
DR.. E. S. Peterson was a Vol
i mer visitor last Friday.
ID. E. Bell spent Sunday wit
: his wife in Lewiston.
3 Carlson styles are correc
!, They pass muster anywhere.
) DR.. Coggins was visitor i
the city from no Saturday.
Hartman guaranteed shoes a
; Carlson s. The best buyable.
; Harry Crankc was Grange
vile visitor the first of the week
DR.. Schilling, eyesight special
ist, is coming here March 17-1e
Mrs. Elmer Bolin was a pas
] senger for Charleston this morn
ing.
Mrs. Frank Blakely went t.
Spokane, yesterday to visit rel
atives.
John Carlson spent Sunday il
Lewiston visiting friends an6
relatives.
Sheriff A. w. Mitchell was in
| Vollmer yesterday on official
business.
It makes difference how you
dress, men. The correct apparel
at Carlson's
Mrs. j. X. Bruce went to Lew
iston Tuesday for visit with
relatives and friends.
DR.. j. L. Kelly and son, Lynn,
were visitors in the city from
Winchester last night.
Chas. j. McCollister is bust
ness visitor in the city today
from the Mohler section.
Brakeman Clark of the N. &
/. returned yesterday from a Wis
it with relatives at Lewiston.
| have buyer for a ranch and
operating outfit. If you are sell
ing, see me quick. B. j. Fike.
Eggs G. Rhode Island
Red, prize winning stock $3.50
per IS. Mrs. G. J. McCo1lister.
Mohler. 41w12#
N. HI. Jacobs visited at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. John
Gilbert, in Ferdinand the last Of
the week.
Lneman Hartnett of the Pa
oific States Telephone Co., was
here from Grangeville yesterday
repairs on the local
plant.
John Mckinley returned last |
night from Lewiston, where he
spent the first of the week with |
his wife, who is convalescing in
a hospital there.
w. j. Ramey arrived in this
city last Friday evening from
Prosser, Wn.. and is looking af-
ter business interests on the prai-
rie and visiting with old friends.
Albert Huff, of the Nezperce
Co., in Monday receiv-
I'd message announcing the
serious illness Of his father at /
he old family home i'll Olathe,
Kansas.
Virgil Grant, who received his
discharge from the service at
Camp Lewis a few weeks ago
md returned to his home in
Charleston, came up the first of
he week to spend a few daysI
With old Nezperce friends.
The state high school basket
,all tournament will be held at |
Moscow on March 2l and %, and
Iezperce will be there with her
trong team. The earlier date
vas cancelled on account of a
ecent flu furry in the Univer-
ity city.
John Ellis, of Hartline, Wash,
S in the city today looking into
ocal conditions with the view Of
.oing into business here. He inn
,resses one as being a desirable
itizen for any community and
hould he decide to become a
ixture in this one, we predict
or him success.
County Agent A. E. Wade re-
urned last evening from a visit
0 the Nyassa, Oregon, section. /,
n his search for clover seed he
ound the article scarce, but got
1 touch with some which can be :
upplied to local planters. He
lso noted that the farmers IN
nat section have been compelled
) feed their herds literally from /,
heir granaries for some time :
asst. :
J. P. Jefferis, Of .Pipestone, :
[inn who has been visiting at r,
ne home of his brother, Bert. I
efferis. for the past ten days,
If Monday for Hoquiam, Wn.,
here he will visit at the home {
his sister, Mrs. May Ocheltree, /
nd other coast points before re I
1rning home. He was accom- I
oniad bv his mother, Mrs. Laura O