The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.

RoiA vOAAACo was dIA 11O VlSlLOT
1.-THE first Of the week.
j E. B. Brown went to Spokane
Sunday on a business mission.
Mrs. A. Farmer is reported as
quite i'll from neuralgia attack.
Theo. Brasch returned Tuesday
from a business visit to Lewis
ton.
| County Attorney Pennell went
to Lewiston yesterday on official
business.
Mrs. Albert Larson returned
yesterday from a visit with rela-
tives at Troy.
Hugo Medved went to Lewiston
Monday on a call for soldiers
medical inspection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Primus re-
turned Sunday from holiday Wis
1T with relatives in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stevens
went to Asotin Saturday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nell
son.
The Lewis county commission
ers will meet in regular quarter
ly session in this city next Mon
day.
Leland johnson returned to
Spokane Tuesday, after a holiday
visit with relatives and friends
here.
Milton Mauli, of Lewiston,
spent the holiday season with the
family of Harry Smith in this
Miss Carrie Gehrke returned to
Lewiston Saturday, where she is
a student in the Lewiston Bust
ress College.
Mrs. Hans Eggers returned Sat-
lrday from a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wester,
in Lewiston.
Manager John MCGEE, Of the
Nezperce Cooperative Telephone
Co., was a business visitor in the
,ity Monday.
Mrs. George Gibson, who has
been i'll the past month following
childbirth, is said to be very low
If peritonitis.
Miss Clara Sorenson left SUM-
lay for Walla Walla where she
will resume her studies after hol-
day vacations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris came
lome yesterday from Charleston,
where they were called by the ill
less Of his mother.
Miss Pearl Sullivan returned to
spokane Sunday, where she will
esume her school work, after 4
wo weeks vacation.
Delmar Sullivan and Victor
Agrell left Sunday for Spokane
0 resume their studies in the
northwestern Business College.
Tom Thompson returned yester-
ay from Lewiston, where he had
cen receiving treatment for
rounds received during the war.
T. A. Holmes motored in Sat-
rday from his home near Steele
nd reported the roads exception
lily good for autoing at this time
f the year.
DR.. McAllister, who has been
ssisting DR.. E. S. Peterson with
is dental practice the past sew
raj weeks, left Friday for his
ONE at Cascade, Iowa.
p. w. Mitchell attended the
leeting of the stockholders in
'ollmer Saturday, of the Nez-
cree Cooperative Telephone
O., Of which he is president.
In mentioning the winners of
le prize waltz in the Legion
ask ball last week, The Herald
i've the name of Mrs. Edwards,
hereas the credit was due Mrs.
ohm Mckinley.
County Agent Wade and Club
eader Miss Near went to Win
lester today to attend Farm
ureau meeting. They will also
Ike part in similar meetings at
Toodside and the Golden Ridge
hool house on Friday and Sat-
day.
Robert Wright returned to
oscow Sunday to resume his
udies in the Idaho University.
e was accompanied by his moth
and sister, Mesdames, j. G.
right and Vonley Miller, who
i'll visit in Moscow and Lewis
n.for a season.
j. M. Medved, who is putting
one Of the most up-to-date ice
aking plants in the country with
largely increased capacity over
at he has been using, last Mon
y sold his old equipment to the
, Meat Market and the same
II be moved ever there in
ort time.
VIM. Hamilton and son, "Ted,"
re business visitors in the city
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