Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-12-28
local PieR-ups

Henry Henige returned home this \
morning from Portland. Greg, where
he spent several weeks visiting with I
his brother.
J. B. Brody went TO Spokane Friday I
to attend the funeral of Mrs IL l. I
Medbury, who died at Seattle on Mon
day. Dec. Is.
Miss Florence McGreevy left Satur-
day for Spokane to spend the holiday
vacation visiting with her sister. Mrs. +
Harry O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas W. Anderson
of Leonia are the proud parents of
twins, boy and a girl. born to them
on Sunday. December "a.
Wallace Reid in THE Worlds
Champion" is said to be Reids best
picture to date. See it at the Amazon
Sunday afternoon and evening
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Cole arrived here
last Wednesday from Libby Mont. and
will visit for time at the home Of
Mr.. Coles parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. S.
Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doolittle left
Saturday fol Priest River, Idaho,
where they planned to spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives of
Mr. Doolittle.
highway surveying crew. left Tues
day for Boise. where he was called as
witness in a case being tried in the
federal court.
Third rank work will be put on the
regular meeting of the X r. lodge
tonight. There will be special enter
tainment and a feed" following the
regular lodge work.
A dance will be given at the Farm
ers' Union hall on the Northside, au-
spices the Farmers Union, Saturday
night December 80. Megquiers music
All invited. adv
Mrs. r. M. Bowel and Mrs. John
Hanson have issued invitations for
bridge luncheon to be given at tho
home of Mrs Hanson, on Saturday af-
ternoon, December 30
Mr. and Mrs. w D. Baxter and Mrs
J. l. Monks, of Spokane, are expected
here tomorrow They will be guests
for a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. II. |. Monks
Miss Carol Aldridge and Miss Ber-
tina Plato, who are students at the
state normal school at Lewiston. ar
rived home Friday to spend the holt
day vacation with their parents.
]. Bert Cowen. j. f. T. Stamm, o. f.
Howe and c. w. King plan to go to
Standpoint tomorrow to take knight
Templar degree work in Mason in
the Standpoint Commanderv 40 IA
Geo. j. Gunther, who is taking gov
eminent vocational training at the
University of Idaho at Moscow, ar
rived here Saturday to spend Christ
mas with his brother. G. w. Gunther
Miss Gertrude Jacobv, who is tax
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ington state college at Pullman, ar
rived home Saturday to spend the hol-
iday vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Jacoby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Jarvis and
young daughter, of Spokane, arrived
here Saturday to spend the Christmas
holidays visiting with Mrs. Jarvis
father, w. F. Dunning, and Mr. Jar
Wis mother Mrs VIM Jarvis.
The Christmas dance given at the
X. p. hall by the members of the
Slampire club for the benefit of the
municipal swimming pool fund, on
Christmas night, was well attended
and the Slampire members believe the
net receipts will amount to about
$780,
Estray Notice. have taken up one
light iron gray gelding, had halter on;
weighs about 1850 pounds. Owner can
] have same by proving ownership and
paying for this notice and feed bill, at
my place near Moyie Springs ID P.
Hershman, Box S22, City jan1S-4t
Thomas Lynch returned home the
first of the week from Libby, Mont,
where he spent Christmas with his
sister. Miss Stephana Lynch, who is
in charge of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co office in that city. Miss
Loretta Lynch will so to. Libby today
to visit her sister.
Floating ice in the Kootenai river
yesterday afternoon broke a section
of the suction pipe through which
water is pumped into the reservoir
which supplies the city water system
A crew of men repaired the damage
and service was resumed in a few
hours.
w w. Ferbrache has recently com
pleted fancy pillow which he viii
give to the municipal swimming poo
committee. Mrs. r. e. Kuehn has un,
dertaken to rattle the pillow and has
already disposed o f many chances
She hopes to raise about $25 for the
swimming pool fund.
Mrs. l. n. Brown left last Friday
for Crosby, Mimi. in response to a tel
gram received that morning telling
Of her youngest brother, Dan OBrien
having been seriously injured Mrs
Brown was Joined al Rexford. Mont.
by her sister, Mrs. Fewkes, who also
planned to go to Crosby. Since Mrs
Brown left Mr.. Brown has received
letters from the family Of Mr. OBrier
stating that he had suffered a fall
|: striking his head in such manner
as to cause a blood clot on the brain
Christmas Party Tuesday