Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-25
JOTTINGS.

Col P. P. Canavan was in town to-
day.
The frame of the Catholic Church
to-day.
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, ut the Nevada Chop House.
you want really elegant prnting,
you must come to the TIMES office.
Oysters in every style at the Nevada
Chop House, UP to ? o'clock in the morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Marks, of Bullion,
came to HALEY, to-day, to do some
shopping.
Leon Fuld is arranging to retire
from business, and will take the world
easy mHtil next spring.
Rev. S. E. Grove will hold divine
services in the schoolhouse, in this
city, at II o'clock a. m, tomorrow.
Next Friday the school term will
close until after the holidays, and the
little folks will have grand time at
roller-skating.
Martin Curren, foreman of the Bull
lion mine, (owncd by the Wood River
Gold and Silver Mining Company
was ~ DOWN to-day
One Of the liberal cstizeRs ef town
has donated choice and valuable Sc
lection OF glees and quartets to the
Haley Double Quartet.
NJ. Beever, nephew Of I. Morris, of
Vienna, arrived from that camp on
the stage this morning, and will re-
main several DAYS in this county seat.
The ketchum coach came in load
ed inside and out, having taken
aboard at ketchum wagon-lead of
passengers who arrived from up coun-
try.
The number of buildings raised
in Haley the past season is being
erected in this city was raised
equal to the total number in the town
last year.
The weather is most delightful, and
could not be more agreeable in San
Diego, Ca. The natives who left in
October for more genial climate sad
ly missed it.
"Everybody" was at the roller
skating rink, last night, and the usual
fun and good time prevailed. The
billiard experts indulged in scientific
game OF carom billiards and pool.
Four ketchumites came down to-
day, and among them P. Schwartz,
who is buying up all the apples in
HALEY. As soon as his intention was
known, apples riz two cents per pound.
Rev. S. E. Grove is doing well.
He has married no less than FIVE
couples since his advent here, last
September, and has been away to
Lemhi and Custer counties good
share of that time.
Messrs. Cullen and Duenengo, who
have been prospecting their claims, on
the hill near the Eureka mine, all
summer, recently struck some very
rich ore, and they hope to be able to
show mine by next spring.
The finn of Butler 4 Fuller, Of Bull
lion, has dissolved. Mr.. Butler will
continue to run the stage, mail and
express business between this place
and Bullion, and Mr.. Fuller will con-
TIME the livery business at Bullion.
j. S. Wallace is in Sacramento
having Just returned from a mine.
buying expedition in Calaveras county
California. He writes to Mr.. Wat,
that he will be here shortly, SENDS
"Hov!" to his friends, and doesn't
care for his enemies.
The free dance in Haley Theater
next Tuesday evening, the 2sti
instant, will be for the purpose of en-
dearoring to organize social club
for the winter. All persons wishing
to become members Of the proposed
club should attend. Professor Delius'.
full quadrille band will supply the
music.
H. Hardy and Judge Mcbride, own
ers of the Japan mine, which is stu
ased on the western slope of Carbon
ate Hill, and within a quarter OF a
mile Of Haley, are expected to arrive
from Salt Lake tomorrow morning
The Japan mine, which has been but
scratched, as it were, yielded $4,000
worth of ore the past summer.