Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-01
JOTTINGs.

Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stcwed or
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
If you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the Times office.
Oysters in every style at the Nevada
Chop House, up to 2 o'clock in the morn
ing.
Go to 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and veg
etables.
Fred. Johnson will depart to-mor-
row for Salt Lake, to be gone three or
four months.
Mrs. Prisk, Miss Daisy Prisk and
Mrs. Pickett went to Bellevue to-day,
to "roller-skate."
Professor bingham left for Ketch-
um this morning, to attend to some
mining matters.
County Treasurer Parsons paid
over $4,000 to-day, in redemption of
old county warrants.
H. Ward will remain in Bellevue
several days on business connected
with the rollcr-skating rink.
John Pilmer, wife and sister, came
down from ketchum yesterday, and
attended the ball last evening.
Another line of freight teams came
filing into town to-day from the rail
road, loaded with general merchan-
disc.
Sheriff Gray was turning in several
stacks of $50 gold coins to the Coun-
ty Treasury to-day. The sight made
the TINES man sick.
An effort is being made to raise by
subscription sufficient money to pay
the expense of giving Miss Banjo Nell
q trip to Salt Lake.
Hon. E. NJ. Wilson, of Bullion,
clme down from Bullion Wednesday,
having recovered his strength after
long seige with pneumonia.
Everybody yesterday knew that a
hea"y snowsto.m was at hand, and
It's moralog very one Kew TINT fine
weather wo4.d continue until Christ
I.as.
advces from Don Mckay, now in
san Francisco, report his enjoying
himself hugely, and at spare moments
visiting Black Point, Woodward's
Gardens, the shows, and all places of
interest
Art. Smith came down from Bull
ion on a visit, and with S. J. Fried
man and n. Morris went to Bellevue
yesterday, to take a look at the ma
tives Of that old-fashioned town.
The new Catholic Church building
in Haley will be covered in by Sun
day, and ready for service before
Christmas. The carpenters have
rushed the work ahead in fine style.
Lycurgus Vineyard left Yesterday
for Boise City. Mansford Coffin will
Lave Bellevue in day or two for the
Capital, and Constable Foulks will
also depart in few days to take in
the session of the Legislature.
George w. Cranston, the recently
appointed Justice of the Peace at the
Oregon Short Line Junction (Sho-
stoae) was in town, yesterday and to-
day, perfecting his bonds. He will
probably leave for the Junction to-
morrow morning.
Dixie Boone and Allie Ford have
concluded to keep the piano at Haley
Theater, and to furnish the music for
all festivals, balls and other occasions
dumng the winter. The proposed
masquerade on rollers will be given
about December Is.
An English guinea bearing date of
1875, and worn as charm, was lost
IT Haley Theater last evening. 1t
has been in one family over 100 years,
and is therefore highly priced The
finder will be rewarded on leaving it
with Ward & Quantrell.
This noon a wagon-load of ladies
and gentlemen left Haley to attend
the opeaing Of the roller-skating rink
in Bellevue this evening, when a
grand time IS anticipated. The Coli
scum has been altered to afford a
large surface by the removal of the
Proscenium boxes. Fifty pairs of
skates viii be kept there and the bal
aace in HALEY.