Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-22

Hiss G&t1 M anton, PHI 41CAtl II, i,
visiting i. tiia.Ic..
The holiday vacation of the public
school will begin December l.
Mrs. D.H. Gray has returned from
her visit to friends in Bellevue.
Fresh Eastern oysters. fried, stewed or
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
If you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TIMES office.
The Calithumpians meet toni ght,
by order Of the grand marshal.
1t is reported that Dick Wilmer
,diedin Mexico, about six weeks ago.
Oysters in every style It the Nevada
Chep House, up to O'Clock in the morn
ing.
There will be ball in HALEY,
Thanksgiving eve, and one at Bull
ion.
Goto No. 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
Edward Motfett arrived Yesterday
from ketchum, and will shortly 60
south.
Joe Rupert is growing economical,
and takes exercise daily at his big
wood pile.
Mrs. John Pilmer and sister came
in from ketchum yesterday, and are
visiting in HALEY.
just received at May, krieg 4 Co.'S:
A large assortment OF the latest styles of
California-male clothing and overcoats.
William H. Greenhow, Peter Wise
and William Thompson left on the
coach yesterday afternoon for ketch-
Judge Turner, of the Idahoan mine,
will leave to-day with his family for
Salt Lake, where they will remain un-
til after the holidays, when they will
go East for the winter.
Judge Waters and Harry Sheads
went out on hunting trip down
Wood River last week. They were
:. gone four days, and brought in three
dozen ducks and deer as the prod
uct of their chase.
Stevens is down from Vienna, and
says his newspaper racket did not sue
coed there last summer, so he has a
notion of starting daily at Sho-
shone, and will visit that town imme-
diately, to take soundings.
A number of grass widowers and
forlorn bachelors have arranged to
have grand Thanksgiving dinner,
with turkey, cranberry sauce, and
chicken "fixins," all together, and the
Nevada Chop House has taken the
contract.
The new Catholic Church will not
be built until spring, but building
25 feet square on the site selected is
now in course Of construction, and
the congregation will meet there ev-
cry Sunday for service, until the
church is erected.
The Franklin postoffice out in
Smokey District has been discontin-
ned for the winter, and the key and
sup ties O. - oilEe idSe DSCu &c,
turned 10 the Iia..ay posto,lise, where
they will be kept until next spring,
when the office will be reopened.
In New York city the young man
is regarded as extravagant who takes
hs,girl to an icc-cream treat at bit
plate, while here in Haley the
young gentleman who cannot treat SIX
young ladies' three times week to a
dozen oysters each at dollar stew
isn't Of any earthly account.
w. H. Greenhow, Of the firm of J
.. Swift q Co., came in from Null
doom Monday, and went on up te
ketchum, where he will relieve Mr.
Clohecy, who wishes to go East witt
his family. Mr.. Greenlov will re-
main at ketchum for SIX or eight
weeks, after which he will also &C
East.
The receipts of the Haley postof
fee during the three office days end
ing at o'clock yesterday afternoon
amounted to sl,0e5. This includes
the whole business of the office. TIL,
receipts of the money order branch 0
the Office alone average between $40,
and $500 per day. In summer the,