The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.

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e for Lewiston Tuesday.
dI VIM. Barbee made a bushes
l. visit to Vollmer Tuesday.
VI Lee Thomas made a busines
d trip to Lewiston Tuesday.
J. DR.. r. S. Peterson was a busi
: ness visitor in Lewiston Monday
s Herman Hammer left thi
morning for a visit at Lewiston
al Mrs. j. X. Bruce went t
t Charleston Tuesday to visit rela
} tives.
o Miss Ethel Thompson departed
yesterday for Nyassa, Ore, to Wis
, lit friends.
!, L. p. O'Connor returned Mon
!, day from visit with relatives il
Lewiston.
Il c. w. Felt went to Peck Tues
day to look after business inter
ests there.
| DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Kelly wert
visions in the city from Winches.
ter Tuesday.
| T. M. Harding was a business
visitor in Lewiston the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. II S. Peterson returned
Friday from a visit to Lewiston
and Spokane.
Mrs. Martin Lux returned yes
terday from a visit with relatives
at Ferdinand.
Bert Ralstin. Of the Mohler Sec
tion, was. passenger for Lewis
ton last Friday.
Mike O'Connor came in Mon
day from Wenatchee to visit Nez-
perce home folks.
Sam Stephenson, fireman on tie
N. & l., spent Sunday with his
family in Vollmer.
Geo. w. Robinson, the piano
man, returned yesterday to his
home in Charleston.
VIM. Ledbetter returned Mon
day from an extended visit to
Spokane and Moscow.
Thomas Bros, the local Ford
dealers. received car Of Ford
son tractors last Friday.
Rev. N. j. Holm, of Charleston,
filled his appointment at the
Lutheran church here Sunday.
Mrs. d. A. Allen returned to
her home in Winchester Monday, I
after a week s visit with Nezpercc
relatives.
For Sale-One 1919 Buick car;
run 1900 miles; in good condition. |
At sacrifice price if taken at |
once. Perry Sanger. 40w2
The Nezperce Rochdale Co. on
Tuesday shipped car Of hogs to
Spokane, the local price paid for
the porkers being $14.60.
Mrs. Fred Wilson, of Lewiston,
came in Friday to take a position
as operator in the local exchange
Of the Nezperce Telephone Co.
For Sale-Blue stem wheat and
blue barley; also 5 pure-bred Ply
mouth Rock roosters at So each.
1eo. PAIL, star route /, Lewiston.
40w2l
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Turner
eft Thursday morning for
9rangeville to visit relatives for
few days before returning to
California.
Auctioneer Cranke left Tues
Law via Kamiah for Spokane.
where he has sales to-day and to-
morrow of 160 head of Short
lorn cattle.
Harry Herrick went off duty ,
farch as rural mail carrier on !
Sezperce route No. 8, and that !;
OBJ is now open to applicants. It'll
ays about $3.50 per month.
Chas. j. Larson, the Reubens :
merchant is visiting his son, AL {
ert, and family in this vicinity .
his week. The senior Mr.. Larson q
as just recovered from siege =
f the flu and is taking little /
acation ] to recuperate his :
J
The big social gathering and q
rogram, planned to have been
pld some time back by the local v
amp of the Woodmen Of The y
7orld, is set for next Wednesday h
ight, March 10; when it is hop b
| all Woodmen and Circle mem el
srs and their families will attend b,
I'd take part in and enjoy the h,
stivities. o.
Miss Stella Boothe, the Red Ell
ross nurse who recently conduct al
classes in home nursing in Nez- nj
rec, Craigmont and Winchester, m
ID has since been directing the ia
ed Cross work against the in tn
lenza epidemic at Lewiston, was
st week appointed to take up
e training of home nursingI
asses at Kamiah. Kooskia, Sites 81
d Peck. In
Mrs. Chas. s. Cook and daugh- m