The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
= BRIEFLY TOLD.
~, Of Interest Cleaned From
: rhe Daily Life of Home
Folks In Town and
County. .

II COuutys
u irvine. 1sc. @. w. Buckley.
n p.th grades garden hose, for
ess' > N N Harding and family left
y tbis morning for an outing nortn-
= east Of Pierce.
: '' W Mitchell returned Fri
- from business trip toSeat-
ts and Portland.
U Attorney G.. G. Pennell was IN
lewiston the first of the week on
amsofessional NJ business.
! r Lewis, the Federal Re
,.rye :, man, returned Sunday
isom f a visit to Spokane.
TO ''gTOOls-wrenches, pliers, and
things you need in the harvest
and on the road, for less, at
Laier's.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Miller
sft this morning for Lewiston
and other points on two-weeks
vacation. !.
Miss Pauline Manning, of
Grangeville is visiting the family
Of her cousin, Leo Robertson, in
this city.
John Long, of Prosser, Wn.,
came in Sunday to spend the
summer at the home of his sister,
Mrs. W. F. Johnson.
Miss Bertha Schafer returned
the first Of the week from a two
weeks vacation spent with her
folks at Nyssa, Ore.
Mrs. G. w. Buckley and baby
daughter will return this even
mo from an extended visit with
relatives at Weiser.. Idaho.
Betting, fasteners, steam fit
tings, babbit, binder and hard
oils, and various needs for the
harvest, for less. at Laier's.
Mrs. Ryalls of lewiston Or
chards, was the guest the past
week Of her friend, Mrs. Ralph
Jones, on the ranch south OIL
town.
Merwin Jones came in from
Portland last night for al visit
at the homes of his brothers, Ce-
ell and Ralph Jones, of this com
munity.
Mrs. Alva o. White attended
the reunion of a social club inl
Grangevile last night, of which
club she had been a member
during her residence in that city.
A picture that apeals to thel
mind as well as the senses, and
teaches a great moral lesson with
out smugness or preachmentl "a
At The Temple Theatre, Satur-
day night.
5. j. Boyd, an experienced
blacksmith of Peck who has BEEN
employed for several weeks mi
the Glen Biggart garage here,
last week bought the Sappingtonl
blacksmith shop in this city and
will operate the same hereafter.
Recent word received from MI.
and Mrs. John Blenders, who
spent the winter in the east ana
have been on their return trip for
several weeks, indicats that they
will arrive here this week, ac-
companied by his younger broth
er, VIM. Blenders.
j. F. Eicheberger, of Grand
View, Wn., and j. L. Miller OF
Prosser, Wn., accompanied A. E.
Powers to this city the first OF
the week to look over our country
with the view of locating here.
Il. A. Won Bargen returned with
The trio to the Yakima country
to look up their offerings in a
farm trade.
A county caucus of represen-
tatlves of the new Progressive
party was held in Nezperce last
Friday afternoon, and action to-
ward filling out their ticket and
endorsing candidates on other
tickets was taken. Among the
delegates from other communl..
ues were, David Lowrey, OF
Craigmont and NJ. G. Hall OF VIM
chester.
Mrs. Clifford johnson left Sat
urday morning for Kalispell,'
Mont, where on Sunday after1lon
She attended the funeral of her
younger brother, Russell Damon,
who " died Friday of heart trouble,
from which he had been a suffer
er during the past two years. lie
was l6 years of age, and was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Damon,
who formerly resided here and
We're most highly esteemed IN
ms community. Their many ola
Nezperce friends sympath1ze