The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-11-01


our citizens to the Lewiston orchard
these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. LANCER returned
last week from a several weeks visit
with relatives in California.
The Loyal Neighbors club is meet.
ing today at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Rowe, northeast of town.
". 5. Downing and daughter, Miss
Edith, were visitors in this city from
Charleston the first of the week.
Joe Richards, of Spokane, is in town
on business connected with his posi-
tion as auditor for the Union securi
ties Co.
The Ford Motor & Supply Co, this
week sold Sam Robinson, Of this city
and John Waldrip, of north of town,
each Fordson tractor, which they
win use in their farming operations.
S. w. Scofield, of Spokane, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Martin, of Bancroft,
Mich, father and brother-in-law and
Sister of Mac Scofield of this city,
were guests, at his home the past week
Deputy Sheriff Leslie Brown went
TO Lewiston Tuesday to take the two
stills as evidence in the Bauman-Schu-
man preliminary, which was held be-
fore Commissioner O'Neil on that day.
The next regular meeting of the Re
bekahs will be Tuesday, No. 6. All
members remember the date. The Re
bekah Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. A. w. Mitchell on Friday of next
week. Sec y.
The ladies of the Christian church
met at the home of Mrs. Terry yester-
day. After a busy afternoon de-
icious lunch was served The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
w. R. Emerson, Wed, Nov. z.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fuller, who re-
Gently returned from very successful
hunting trip with Lew Pratt, of We
ippe, on the headwaters of the Wietas,
where they found game plentiful dur
ing their 80 days outing, left the lat
ter part of the week by car for Cali
fornia, to spend the winter.
r. w. Cargill and family and VIM.
Meiners and family, of Pendleton,
to this city last week. The |
former are visiting Mr.. Cargill's
brother, w. F. Cargill and family
here, and the latter are visiting Mr..
Meiners brothers, Martin and Henry
Meiners, and families, of west and
southwest of town.
Halloween prankers last night tore
iown the cage containing the ther-
nometer and other equipment of the
oeal government weather station and
damaged the delicate in
,truments. This thoughtlessness feat /
nay cause the perpetrators consider
,ble trouble unless they can repair the
lamage.
The ladies Aid of the Community |
hurch held busy meeting at the
ome of Mrs. W. P. Conger yesterday |
n matters pertaining the forthcoming |
azaar, and a pleasant social time was
ad, too, and an excellent luncheon !
uppIied by the lunch committee. The !
ext meeting will be held with Mrs.
1
!. w. Booth on the 7th instant.
Floyd Rowe and VIM. Ingram motor
d to Lewiston Saturday to get new
ord car, the latter had purchased
trough the Nezperce Motor Supply
q of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Ing
am are making arrangements to leave
n this car shortly for Bend, Ore,
yhere they will spend the winter with
heir daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Ransier
John J. Jackson, a prominent plo-
,eer farmer of the Culdesac section,
vas crushed to death at his ranch
tuesday afternoon when a two-ton
ruck he was helping start backed up
Unexpectedly and caught him between
I and the shed from which it had just
,een taken. He was Sc years OF age,
,aa resided near Culdesac the past %
ears. and is survived by his wife.
George Clark, who recently traded
at Mabton, Wn., for the Cold
storage Meat Market and the E. b.
BROWN residence in this city has
moved his family here and they are
low settled in the aforesaid residence.
ur Clark and his SON are in charge OF
he meat market, which they will con-
-;nue to operate as the Cold Storage |
Market. The community is glad 20
welcome these people. i
The Nezperce camp Of Woodmen Oh
he World gave successful dance az
+bo Fraternal Hall last night, which
relnded a Halloween luncheon pro-
v;ded by the Women of Woodcraft. |
Tho attendance was good and the pro
cram was enjoyed until about 200 tins
This organization is making
nice start for season Of much ae-
t;v;tv It has drive on for a class
. he adopted at big meeting on the
NIGHT of November 14th.