The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-12-31
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
Miscellaneous NIeIange.

Born, near Weiser, December 9th
to the wife of VIM. Morehead, a.
daughter. DR.. Numbers reports
everyone concerned as doing well.
Chas Green, of Olds Ferry. was in
Weiser Tuesday last, as the SIGNAL
has financial proof.
The SIGNAL is now turning out 10 b
work that is impossible to excel and
positively you cannot afford to send
away. We await your orders.
1t is learned that certain class of
advertising propositions are being
eagerly accepted by some papers.
The street cars did not run yester-
day The track was packed
and ice at the head of the ditch re-
duced the volume of water and con-
sequently the power. Boise Dem
ocrat.
w. B. Goodheart, brother of Mrs.
S. G. Wilson, arrived in Weiser from
Portland last Friday. He is an
artistic job printer of many years ex-
perience and will add new laurels to
The SIGNALS already wide reputation
for fine work in the job line.
+. H. Tucker, first-class photo
grapher, has secured the rooms for
merly occupied by j. W. Rhodes,
and will open a gallery there. Having
permanently located here, he will be
fitted out with the latest inventions in
his art
Governor Wiley these days is
proudly showing several mammoth
apples, onions and other natural
bric-a-brac which were grown upon
the ranch of G. W. Foor, near Wei
ser. California could not produce
better or larger fruit or vegetables. =
Statesman.
0. M. Harvey have complete
abstracts of Titles to all lands, town
lots and mines in Washington
county.
Frank Jenne, who was master OF
ceremonies at the dance in Gown S
hall last Friday night, sustained his
reputation as giver of pleasant par
ties.
Snow fell steadily Friday and Sat
urday last acquiring depth of about
10 inches-about on the level witt
Okeneo -ko- cheko's suspender but
ton.
The masquerade at Sommer &
j Gorries hall is reported as being ;
success. The hall was we'll crowded
with maskers who enjoyed themsel
| yes thoroughly.
Ed. Jewell, of Salubria. was quit
prominent figure on the streets o
Weiser this week.
i Christmas has come and gone ant
the little boys and girls of Weise
have all, we hope, some nice littl
present by which to remember tn
, good time.
A moderate sized but select gath
) ering paid tribute to old Terpsichor
! at GOWNS hall Christmas night
Everyone was sociable and pleasar
| and thoroughly enjoyed themselves
D Refreshments were served at tn
! Vendome, and ye editors mout
waters for another plate of that fir
e oyster soup.
: Louis Sommer, one of the owners {
the Mineral Mutual Smelter, tells I
that the smelter has not been attacf
!, ed and chat the report to that effe'
n was entirely false. Louis was ov'
e to the camp few days ago and sa,
the smelter is running steadily.
;, has about six weeks supply of col
V on hand and will run as long as woo
e can be obtained. He says that b
IS sides the silver the matte shipped hi
: returned some $24O per car los
# from the copper it contained.
The Baptist church was crowd'
last Thursday evening on occasion
IL the night on which old st. Nick,
le Santa Claus, is supposed to be abroa
"a He was kind enough to appear befo
J. the throng of youthful people VI
TO were awaiting his coming expectanCl
5, His sleigh was decked out gaily al
!, was loaded with presents for old al
IA young. Previous to his debut t
al children and choir amused t
t. audience with songs and recitation
IN of which the song of little Fam
:, Sears deserves especial commendati
or If the little bows, though, take a lit