The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-01-05
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with his family at Valley, Wash.
j M. d. DeMoude, our highly es-
Iteemed pioneer druggist, has been
quite i'll the past several days.
The Rebekah Club will meet
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon
with Mrs. Harland Moser.
| County Treasurer and Mrs. Mac
Scofield spent New Years with
Craigmont friends.
G. w. Buckley left yesterday
morning for a visit with old home
folks in Nebraska.
Father Zuur made his regular
parish visit to Craigmont and Fer
dinand the first of the week.
John. .Conger returned to Seat
tie Tuesday to take up his studies
in the Washington University.
Aubrey Stanton left Tuesday
for Portland, where he has en-
ployment and will make his home.
Anthony Medved and Carl
Fuchs left Tuesday to take up
their studies in the Mt. Angel,
Ore, Academy.
G.. w. Suppinger, who has
charge of the defunct Union
State Bank, spent the holidays
with his family in Moscow.
Earl Stellmon, Milton johnson
and Fay Harris returned to Mos
COW Wednesday to resume their
studies in the University.
Lois Harris went to Spokane
to re-enter school, after
spending the holidays with Nez-
pefce homefolks.
Mrs. G.. III. Ellis returned last
week from a Christmas visit with
in Lewiston and Clarks-
ON.
Mrs. Strickfaden, who spent the
holidays here with homefollxs,
las. Wimpy and family, returned
to her home in Lapwal.
Jack and Hamilton Bryant came
ID from Orofino to attend the
uneral of the little son Of NJ.
nd Mrs. VIM. Staples.
Lost Diamond ring, small Tiff
any setting at or near Fraternal
Iall night of Dec. 27. Liberal
eward. Mrs. Anneta Anderson,
t b. TT. Watts 32w2
E. w. Chaplin took his daugh-
sr, Milre, to Lewiston last Fri
ay for special treatment for an
ffected eye. The little lady is
aid to be getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Roper, form
rly well known residents of this
are here from Occur
'Alene looking after business in
,rests and meetinr old friends.
Many were in attendance at the
Lodge Tuesday night,
anticipating in and witnessing
le installation of officers and
Of the spread and fes-
vities which followed.
DIR. Helen Cruchett, of San
rancisco, was the guest Of her
-other, Rev. Father Zuur, in this
ty last week, going from here
visit sister in Lewiston on her
turn to California.
The New Years ball, given last
aturday night at he Fraternal
all by the local post of the
merican Legion, was well at
nded and afforded much pleas
e for the crowd who watched
e old year out and the new year
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Glen Miller
It last week to take up their res
ence for the winter in Seattle,
lere he will ply his trade as an
to mechanic. A host OF fold
me friends wish them good luck
d success and a glad return
xt spring.
The many old friends of Mr..
d Mrs. Clyde Ratliff, formerly
this place but now of Deary,
aho, will be glad to learn tnat
e is recovering satisfactorily
I'm a recent operation for the
noval of tumor at the Boville
,spital.
NJ. H. Paige, daughter and son,
SIS Anna and Master Elvin, of
k River, Ida, spent the holi-
VS. here with his parents, Mr..
4 Mrs. II. G.. Paige, and old
ends. All were glad to see
,se good people again, after
.ir serious siege with the small
< some months ago.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Darby went
Grangeville yesterday to visit
atives and he will later take
work in the public health SER
e. His departure leaves the
with but one doctor
since the field has always
vided lucrative practice for
it is anticipated that the va
cy will not long exist.