The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-05-05
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MIR. and Mrs. Albert Baker, oil
Orofino, have been over here the
past week visiting Mrs. Baker s
brothers,, I. A. and III. Z. Holmes
and old friendh.
About 35 or 40 men gathered at
the Sullivan ranch in the canyon
last Sunday and rounded up some
wild horses and steers. They saw
some good riding and had a jolly
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ingram, Jr.,
and daughter came up from Peck
Monday to visit reatives and
friends for a few days.
Mrs. Mary MCGEE and daugh-
ter, Evalona, of Uniontown, have
been visiting relatives and old
friends ON the Ridge the past
week.
The Longeteig children motor
ed up from Charleston and spent
the weekend with their parents.
Their grandmother, Mrs. Stump,
accompanied them on the trip.
Lyle Senters went to Orofino
Friday. He was accompanied
back by his grandfather, John
Senters, who will visit on the
Ridge for a few days,
Chas. Coon went to Orofino
Monday.
Marie Hamilton was in Peck a
few days last week nursing the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McGee, who has been
quite i'll.
Mrs. VIM. Poole and daughter,
of Kamiah,, are here visiting her
mother, Mrs. John Schadt.
Walter Ricketts, made trip to
Lewiston last week.
Central Ridge was well repre-
sented at the Mohler dance Sat-
urday night.
T. A. Holmes took his well
drilling outfit back to town and
will do no more drilling for the
present
The ex-service men, Jay Rick
etts and Dewey Ricketts,, of the
navy, and Edgar Rogers Harry
West, Sidney McGee and Simon
Ringsage of the army, attendeted
the funeral Of their comrade,
Jack j. Fine, at Peck last Thurs
day. During the World War Mr..
Fine enlisted in the navy at Sc
attic in September 1918 and was
assigned to duty at the Bremmer-
ton navy yard, where on October
8, of that year, he died of influ-
enza. His remains were inferred
in the cemetery at Bremmerton.
At the request of his father, the
were removed to Peck
and buried there with due cere-
mony.
Miss Bernice Code closed al
very successful term of school att
the Ringsage school last Friday
and returned to her home in
Charleston Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Melcum
visited in Peck Thursday and
Friday.
Roy Berry, Of Peck, spent the
here with has sisaer,
Mrs. Ralph Melcum.
Mrs. Frank Senters' health isl
much improved at this writing.
While he was opening a gate
he team Otto Burchard was driv-
ng to a buggy Friday evening de-
,ided to go home without him
md made such speed that he was
Unable to catch up. Except for
he breaking of the buggy tongue
10 great damage was done.
While hauling wood out of Lit
lie Canyon last Saturday Roy Ge-
zoe had a narrow escape from a
eriolss accident. After he had t
oaded his wagon and started
lome single tree broke and the
wagon begun to run backward
own the hill, dragging the four
orses after it, but fortunately itIs
truck a tree which stopped it. j
although the horsee were all ]
lied up, the resulting damage
mounted only to broken har- (,
ess and a badly scared driver {
nd team. }
Joe Peterson and family, Mrs. e
izzie Ransier and daughter, Ella
amor, visited at the Ed. Ingram Y
ONE Sunday. S
Miss Ruth Tefft on Friday v
losed a very successful term of
.hool in the Liberty district. A 0
cry much enjoyed program was d
iven by her school on the last t
ay.
Ed. Elliott was a business Wis c
or at Craigmont Saturday.
Gilbert and Ernest Holmeh
ave returned from a week s Wis
with their grandfather Holmes o
J Peck. ?