Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-04
JOTTINGS.

OuT pCptllatlOn Is almCSt down to
winter level.
Go to Heckethorn's for Christmas
and New Years presents.
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stcwed or
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
fyou want really elegant printing,
YOU must come to the TINES office.
At 1000 Main street: Fresh can
dies, nuts, toys, and holiday goods.
Oysters in every style at the Nevada
Chop House, up to O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Found-A bunch OF keys, including
a postoffice key. Come, pay rs cents,
ana get them.
Judge Mcbride and Harvey Hardy,
owners Of the Japan mine, have re-
turned to Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Van Ness, Of
this city, registered at the Baldwin
Hotel, San Francisco, last Monday.
Mrs Cramton, who was dangerous
ly i'll Of Inflammation of the brain, a
few days ago, is reported out Of dan
ger.
BY the way, was not EanNess av-
enue, the most fashionable residence
street in San Francisco, named after
our Van?
Who ever saw finer December
weather than we are having? But,
we will doubtless have to pay up for
this soon.
Willis Mcbride is down from Bull
lion to-day, but will return there to-
morrow, to establish his headquarters
for the winter.
Eph. Daft has lost tooth-a front
tooth-probably at the skating rink,
last Saturday, when he sat down so
hard. Return it to him and get re-
ward.
1t is stated that the Oregon Short
Line Forwarding Company, Of which
General Cunningham was manager,
his made an assignment of all
its property for the benefit Of It's
creditors.
Mrs. Texas Angel is getting along
very nicely, and with little care, will
be able to leave her bed in few DAYS.
Mrs. keown, the midwife, says that
the young Angel is the loveliest baby
she ever saw.
T. E. Clohecy and w. II. Green
how, of the firm of J. @. Swift & Co,
came in from Muldoon yesterday, and
went on to ketchum. They report
the road to Muldoon in good condi-
ton, but dusty.
Major Frank P. Cayanah left for
Boise this morning, intending to be
gone about two weeks. lie will then
return here, close up his business and
go East for the winter, arriving at
New York about Christmas or New
Years.
General L. +. Cartee arrived from
Ketchum, Saturday, and returned to
Shoshone City. The General has
considerable faith in the future of
that point, and if the railroad vote can
be secured in two years from now, it
may be voted the Capital of Idaho.
It is reported by mail advices from
the Capital that the mandamus grant
ed against the County Commissioners
has been rested. If this be the case
then the contest for compelling a
count Of the votes returned from Ma
lad and Billingsley's most be started de
novo.
Jos. B. Oldham left this morning
for Boise, where he will remain three
or four weeks, and then go East to
1Mizzoura." his former home. He
left that State in 1919, and only visit
ed it once sinoe-and that was about
10 years ago. He will swing round
the circle to the eastern money cen
tors, and return in April.
John Gilman will leave tomorrow
or next day for Michigan, to look after
the 40 or so men which he keeps at
work in the timber region of that
State, and to dispose Of the 100000
or 100000 feet of lumber which he
has on hand there. He may go as
far East as Worcester, Mass, before
returning here, but it is not probable.
he will be back some time in Janu-
ary, but will 60 out again.