Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-14

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Will be assisted by 4. J. Griffin. Both
young men are well qualified for the
business, and we wish them success.
Genuine majolica ware, just opened
at Burkhart 4 Co.'S.
}. 9. Lennon writes from Salt Lake
that his leg is badly swollen. and he is
getting no better fast.
Sheriff Howard Gray is expected
back from Naples tomorrow, and Den
uty Hi. Hunter will then depart for
Bellevue on business.
DIR. Murray has been quite i'll for a
long time, with mountain fever, and is
not yet any better. Dr.. Snow was
expected to arrive to-day as consult
ing physician in the case.
MIR. Humphreys was accosted upon
the street yesterday by lady acqaint
ance, who remarked that he looked i'll,
when he Immediately retired to his
room and is feeling quite badly.
The drizzling rain yesterday and
warm sun to-day started the snow,
and general thaw is apt to set in
which will again favor this section
with bare ground in day or two.
Van Ness writes from San Francis
CO that they are enjoying the honey
moon with all the zest possible, and
nothing mars his happiness unless it
be fear that his health may fail him
w. H. Greenhow and S. Burgess
left for Bellevue this morning. The
Chronicle or Sun will probably note
their arrival in some comment as the
number of strangers at present in
that town.
Mrs. Frank Ensign, Mrs. Prsk, Mr..
Fisher and Rev. Mr.. Pratt held choir
practice at the schoolhouse yesterday
afternoon, rehearsing some anthems
for Christmas service to be held in
Haley Hall.
Mr.. Krieg, of May & Krieg, will de-
part in couple of weeks on a bust
ness visit to San Francisco, when he
will select a new and fine stock of
general merchandise for the spring
ade.
The Flemming & Merriam Company
Operative Fund circulars are floating
denseIy on Wood River. There are
hundreds of better investments offered
at home for surplus capital than in this
Chicago enterprise.
The new Catholic church building
is adorned by a large circular window
in the front gable end, and in other
respects the plan of architecture is an
excellent one, aifording light, room
and comfort, at moderate outlay.
A. j. Jackson has closed down the
anvil and bellows, and struck out fol
Iowa to see the old folks. A. J. is
one of the most interchangeable worker:
on the river while business booms
and will enjoy his holiday trip to h:
utmost capacity.
Don Mckay attended the club a
the Theater, last night. He wa,
highly complimented at the luxurious
taste displayed in his selection of +;
rag carpet suit which, it is under
stood, he secured at fire while il
San Francisco.
Tommy Leatherdale thought The
stage for Boise City departed at s in
stead of at ) o'clock, and SO got lef
this morning, with his skates. As ev
erything is packed up and ready he
will depart in the morning for ths
Capital, to open rink there.
E. w. Pulsifer, foreman of tn.
Washington mine, on Deer Creek
left this morning for Georgetown
Col. to winter. w. Marble, who ha.
been employed at the Washington al
summer, also left this morning for thu
same place, intending to return whel
the grass grows green.
Master Frank Ganahl has beer
quite i'll of cholera infantum, the pas
two DAYS, and under the care of Drs
Miller and Marshall. Mrs. Franz
Ganahl will depart in few days 70
California, and will take Master Fran
along for his health, as per the advic
of the physicians.
Professor Quantrell was mista Ike
, all day yesterday for new arrival G
Teutonic origin. He had borrowed
cap to keep his head warm, in plae
of the nobby wide-awake he usual
wears. The gentleman who is no.
promenading the street with the BOZ
rrowed hat is politely, but firmly, not
fed to return it or prepare for tn
worst.
t The Grand Central Hotel Soci'
Club will unite this evening IN
grand hop, and a full attendance
I. expected. The dining-hall IS IN TN
$ Ter, and Dixie Boone is Musical ID
e rector. The oN-team VIII not Q
r taken around for the ladies to-ngh
as there is good boating, and if ere
( can be secured yawl will land