Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-05-14

band and kind father. presides over
the household Toms home presents
just this picture.
Ogden loyalists gave Judge Powers
a grand evidence of their apprecia,
ton and congratulation on the action
Of the U. S. Supreme Court in the
Snow case.
There is no occasion for business
men ofany class to be respondent.
The season is late, tits true, but no
camp ever had finer prospects for
splendid one than Wood River has
now.
c. S. Carrier, the Omaha Union
ticket office chief, has had fishing
bout, and is back in Haley to renew
supplies. Mr.. Carrier has the best
wishes of this Office for successful
and pleasing vacation.
| Property owners on Main street
will do we'll to look after their side
walks. Many broken boards are
along there, and there is danger to
passers by,particularly after nightfal.
Miss Van Wormer was greeted at
the Theater last night by a pretty fair
audience. Her promise to recite per
program was more than redeemed, for
by private request, she added the rec
ltatlon of an exquisite poem by Ar
mold, entitled "The Surprise"
| A "schoolgirl in the country" re-
quests the TINES to publish the sub
joined sentence and invite answers to
be published, without names, if de-
sired). Here is the sentences: "The
teacher said in speaking Of that word
| that, that that that that that lady
parsed, was not the that that that
gentleman alluded to-
i If Bellevue people will make some
arrangement with the hack line, they
can easily get the evening TINES
within one hour after its publication.
This office can have it readily wrapped
at $50 or 6 o'clock each day, and
will gladly deliver it to such person
as its friends in Bellevue may select.
The District Court has dispatched
considerable business during the two
days OF active work. These matters
were generally of the class requiring
only moment for disposition, and in
a day or so it is probable the docket
will be so cleared as to permit more
important matters to be proceeded
with without obstruction, unless it be
the barnacles and chronic hangers on
.. Messrs. Fleming and Matthews, Of
the Penn City Wheelman, have jus'
returned from tour which they com
menced on July !. On the trip the,
7 coverde nearly 1000 miles, and wen
= through Pennsylvania, Maryland, the
Vir.inias, Ohio, Canada, New York
S Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con
a necticut, and New Jersey.-Bostor
= Herald, Sept. %, 1885.
d Abbott has concluded publishin:
II the Atlanta News, mot that adverslt
demanded it," but because he was ad
It verse to continuing it, He will sool
0 launch upon the would, from Mountain
e Home, "The Stock and Commercial
k Review" Subscribers to the New
Re during the gloomy days of Its exist
If ence," will receive the Review. Sue
ess, Abbott; bat come to think c
1t the new name, isn't it something Xix
r two porcelain handles to one mud jug
er, Last night a gentleman, just llttl
a ''thick," called and asked the TINES
at as personal favor, to print the TO
r lowing old tongue-test, that its reader
ID may try if they, or either OF then
can read it aloud correctly, at tn
i. first trial: "Theophllus Thistles, i
~ sitting a seiveful of unsifted thistle
20 thrust three thousand thistles throug
or the thick Of his thumb. See tn
i thou doth not, like Tbeophilus Thi
,g ties, in sitting seiveful of unsltte
ID thistles, thrust three thousand thlstl
ltf through the thick Of thy thumb"
NJ. Bellevue has selected Gener
II. Committee consisting of persons fro
r. the several towns along the River,
Of arrange for her Fourth
;s July celebration. These are reporte
on Hailey-N. M. Ruick, J. M. Canad
for w. H. Van Ness, E. G. Coffin, Ge
or. Kohlepp, w. 7. Riley, Phil :, R ,g
Art Smith, Shoshone-E. q. Helirle
&c P. A. McPhee, P. E. Kinney, Jes
VI -. Pollard, Chas Caldwell, }. MoMann'
eys NJ. Wedekind, Bullion-Col. HaveI
~ Martin Kerns, Jas. Mcpherson, Jud
ny A. P. Turner, Ike Marks. ketchum
Oh Geo. Steward, T. E. Clohecy, }. Loo
ng man, w. II. Broadhead, P. ?. Baxt
ei' Geo. J.Lewis' J. H, Cassidy, /.
re- Gillette, Jas. Judge, L. schweitz
ng From Deer Creek.