Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-24
JOTTINGS.

Fresh Eastern oysters, fried stewed or
plain, ut the Nevada Chop House.
If you want really elegant printing,
you must come TO the TINES office.
Oysters in every style ut the Nevada
Chop House, up to 2 O'Clock in the morn
ing.
The population of Haley to-day is
larger than it was yesterday, as there
were two arrivals in the stage, and no
departures to-day.
AS a pastime the game Of billiards
is not surpassed, and the new addi
ton to the attractions Of Haley Thea
ter will be appreciated.
Now is the time Of year when SLAM
derers residing in northern towns
where business is not very lively and
people are housed III, get in their best
ticks.
Thomas Mccormick will leave for
Leadville, in day or two, where he
will enter the contest for the sparring
championship Of Colorado. He will
return in the spring
Charley Tassel's pack train, com
prising % mules, went out, to-day, to
Snake river to winter. Charley will
be busy most Of the time in overhaul
ing and making apparejoes.
The stage company are expected to
run coaches carving the mails and
passengers to the terminus Of the @.
S. L. by or before January |, and will
make preparations accordingly.
The new Haley Theater saloon has
been provided with an elegant billiard
and pool table, which arrived yester-
day from New York city. 1t is
carom table Of the finest make, and
surpasses in finish any table in Idaho.
The children's carnival on roller
skates every Saturday during the day
will be pleasant sight. The admis-
day has been reduced to 25 cents, in-
stead of rs cents for each, as on week
days.
The free dance in Haley Theater
next Tuesday evening, the 2sth
instant, will be for the purpose of en-
deavoring to organize a social club
for the winter. All persons wishing
to become members Of the proposed
club should attend. Professor Delius's
full quadrille band will supply the
music.
London society circles are scandal
ize at the marriage of Lady Gertrude
Douglas to a baker. Lady Douglas is
Of 'a certain age but not old, has
plenty of money, is sister Of the
Marquis Of Queensbury, and said to
have villainous tongue. The groom
is q, not very gooa-lookihg, but a
good baker
The Methodist congregation will
hold service at the schoolhouse Sun
day mornings, in future; the Union
Saba, h. School each Sunday after
noon up to ; p. m, the Church Choir
from 3 until D. m, every Sunday
afternoon, and the Union Church CON
gregation, Rev. L. Pratt officiating,
will hold service every Sunday even
ing, at p. m.
Charles Moore, who has been one Of
the most active business men in Hal
ley during the past two seasons, hav-
ing withdrawn from business here for
the winter, and received encourage
ment frow his oil home in Tu,caror
New, will depart next week for that
camp, and remain there until spring,
when he will return to Haley and re-
engage in business. Mr.. Moore's
family will continue t. reside here,
having recently moved into their new
residence on Main street.
George L. Hurley writes to tie
TINES from Lordsburg, n. NJ, where
he is installed as General Manager OF
the New Mexico and Arizona Tele-
graph Company. The general Office
of the company is in Rochester, \.
Y, and the General Managers office
in New Mexico. Thomas J. Hurley,
George l.. Hnrley's brother, is Presi
dent of the company. In a POSTSCRIPT,
Mr. Hurley asks: slave the HALEY
.kickers' tumbled to the programme
racket yet?' As he does not men.
ton Mr.. Lichtenstadter, it is probable
that that gentleman had not arrived
there.