The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-10-21
LOCAL NEWS.


daughter in Lewiston
Rev. N. j. Holm of Charleston
filled his pulpit at the Luthera
church here Sunday.
try one Of Laier's mattresses.
Only about 100 cords slab wood lei
at $500 per cord at Ramey Lumber G.
For Sale 5-passenger For,
| $3.50 cash if taken at once. Mis-
| B. Triplett, Nezperce, Ida 21w.
Balance of our slab wood going a
$500 per cord. Ramey Lumber Co
/ If it's sleepin s you re after
The records Of the. office o
probate judge are open to TIN
public. They are carefully KEEP
land will bear closest inspection
$500 per cord for slab wood at Ram
ey Lumber Co., Ltd.
Much Of the crop in the Weipps
section is said to be rotting anC
hope of saving it has been aban
doned.
The Rebekah Social club will
meet Oct. % with Sister Norma
Caldwell. All Rebekahs are invit-
ed. Mrs. Bessie Walker, Sec'y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayman
arrived in the city last Saturday
night for a visit with her cousins,
Mrs. Geo. Ellis and Mrs. VIM.
Eastman, of this place.
Ray Edwin, who visited at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Arthur
Sweeney. in this city the past
week, left Monday to resume his
duties at Yellowstone National
Park headquarters.
Mrs. c. E. .Adamson, of Poca-
>tello has been the guest Of her
daughter, Miss Grace Adamkon.
in this city the past several days.
j. S. Marker. the well-known
ex-Nezpercer who is now a resi-
dent of Charleston, returned last
week from a visit to his old home
in Indiana, having had very
agreeable trip and being much
improved in health.
A marriage license was issued
Gil the 18th instant from the coun-
ty recorders office to John L.
Wilsey and Marie i. Hewitt, both
of Winchester.
A line from our old friend F.
S. Erb. who left recently with
his family to spend the winter in
California, is to the effect that
they arrived at Sacramento on
The 7th of this month and find
things much to their liking, fine
and lots of work for
everybody. Their address is 1928
J street.
DR.. Benjamin Fritz last Satur-
lay bought from John Stellmon]
he quarter section formerly
'wned by J. p. Sorenson, near
1ohler, for $19,5OO. The purchase
vas made subject to a lease which
uns another year. But the place
) in summerfallow crop and the
gets a third Of this.
he deal was made through the
gency of VIM. Sullivan. Z
Col. A. v. Ball, the Peck auc-
ioneer. was in Nezperce yester- {
ay on his way to Kamiah to OPP
n a three days public auction Of
S farms in the Glenwood district
asst of Kamiah. These farms run |
y size from 40 acres to half !
sction and their owners are de- (
rous of chanoir to other ~ur- Y
tits or other localities. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F'ike will t
ave tomorrow for Outlook, Wn., Q
here thsy 60 to make their
ONE. Mr.. Fike. eldest son of q
lder and Mrs. B. j. Fike, long 4
me residents of this community, p
1t now Of Sunnyside, Wash,
as born and reared here and his +
ife has also been a resident Of
is community for a number Of
airs. They are the best known Il
our younger householders and G
i've many friends who regret "
cir departure, but will ever &;
sh them well in their new To- f.
lily. :,
The all-day meeting at the q,
tristan church in this city Last D.
nday was largely attended. ii
d presented a varied program G,
lich was good and heartily en-
we'd by all who were So FORUM IN
tie as to be out. The evening r,
;sion, which was union meet r,
! of the Brethln, Community oi
d Christian chupchs, merged 81
o a consideration of politics
I'M the religionist S view point,
1 this discussion between four
our leading citizens of the Re
blican and Democratic persua- 81
n gave an unusual flavor that W.
happy thought on ~
part of the originator of the gu
n. "
Prairie fight fans, who last aap
ing saw AL Sommers beat Har- "a
Gillum in closely contested
yilistic meeting in Lewiston, !.
watch with interest the out !,