The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-11-25
NEWS STORIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Items of Interest Cleaned From
The Daily Life Of Home
Folks In Town and
County.

George Hines made a business
trip to Lewiston Saturday.
2 s. Il. Mikkleson was business
visitor in Lewiston the latter part
: Of last week.
Robert Broker was visitor in
this city from Craigmont last
E Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Kincaid visited rel
J atives in the Craigmont section
Monday.
! Mrs. P. w. Mitchell went to
Juliaetta Tuesday to visit her
; parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mitch
Iell.
Ralph Stellmon, who has NOV
ed his family to Nezperce for the
winter, was transacting business
lin Craigmont Tuesday.
| Chas. Hutchins returned Tues
day from a trip to Montana,
where he was looking after farm
Interests.
| Mrs. G. r. Perrin and daughter,
|of Seattle, are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. @. Farrar, in this city.
/ Mrs. Myrtle Sather-Bach is
|now in charge of the Pacific
States Telephone exchange in
this city.
! Attorney G. II. Nugent return
ed Monday from Lewiston, where
he was looking after business in
the district court.
j. G. Wright and son, Robert,
Invent to Lewiston this morning to
help the family dispose of big
turkey dinner and celebrate the
day.
Miss Holes, county Red Cross
nurse, returned Saturday from
| Spokane, whittier she had taken
two little girls for special medi-
cal treatment.
Il Auctioneer Harry Cranke cried
| the McPeak sale near Craigmont
Tuesday and left the following
morning for Spokane, where he is
depending Thanksgiving.
4 Il. l.. Perregrine was up from
Lewiston yesterday assisting in
Strengthening up the G. G. Co.
store in its new quarters in the
]. white brick.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nelson came
|up from Asotin yesterday and
will be Thanksgiving guests at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Stevens in this city.
| Mrs. r. E. Robinson left Satur-
day to join her husband at Mis-
soula, Mont. after spending the
lsummer at the home Of her moth
err, Mrs. w. r. Crumpacker, in
this vicinity. She was accompan-
lied as far as Lewiston by her
brother, Marion Crumpacker.
i The two-year-old son Of Mr..
land Mrs. Chas. Hutchins of south
Of town, fell last Sunday in such
a manner as to badly fracture its
left hip and was taken to Lewis
ton, where an operation was per-
{ Horned and it was found neces-
Fsary to wire the broken parts to-
gether and place plaster cast
| about the wound.
Il TIL turkey shoot" engineered
by Jackson Brothers at the ball
park this morning provided lot
/. Of sport for crowd Of fans who
)l braved the raw weather to try
! their luck. Army model 22-cali-
r Der rifles were used and some
pretty fair scores were made and
t a goodly number Of birds were
carrid away as trophies, but we
E are not mentioning the winners,
for most Of the best shots Of the
town were not keeping up their
average-out of practice ;.not u.s.
ed to the guns; too cold, ETC., etc.
and then, some Of us couldn I
be there.
II The Thanksgiving exercises
given at the High School audi
/ torium yesterday afternoon by
the pupils of the first six grades
of the public schools were very
e creditable indeed ,and much en-.
n joyed by the large turnout Of
t school patrons and others who
G comfortably filled the auditor
s ium. The program was well spic.
D ed with a good variety Of acts, all
4 keeping well to the fore the
4 Thanksgiving sentiment, and the
: little tots and the bigger ones
j gave pleasing evidence of the eff
/ fort made by their teachers and
themselves to make the affair a
success. This manner of bringing
the parent and the student to-
) gether is not only pleasing in the
way Of entertainment, but it
I keeps alive the interest necessary
on the part of each to produce
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