The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
SALUBRIA ON THE SIDE.
Gabriel and His Cab.
Interesting Notes and It'd
bits of News


able, showing part of the time and
the balance very warm and fine.
The town is not very lively at pres
ent, only one saloon in operation, and
no special entertainments being had,
makes matters and things little
dull.
Church and Sunday-school is still
continuing, with fair attendance.
Our parson, e. N. Elton, rarely ever
fails to bring crowd when he
breaches.
A "mite" is held one night each
week for the purpose of collecting
money enough to purchase an organ
for the church.
The church here, | believe, con-
templates giving supper and enter
tainment in the near future for their
special benefit
DR.. Blexley, of Boise city, was
here and remained over night last
Friday. The doctor has several
chronic cases in this county, so he
informs us.
j. D. Jefrey's first term of school
closed last Friday on Rush creek.
Mr.. Jefreys is well known here, and
it is pleasant to note that his school
has been success.
w. H. Eckles came over from
Ruthburg last Sunday. He reports
everything as lovely over among the
bachelors. Now, Billie is bachelor
forlorn, and it would make him mad
to say it to his teeth, yet we must
say that he would, from all appear
ances, be awful glad if some nice
young lady would spring "leap
year" proposition on him when he
would not be thinking of it.
Quite an interesting article has been
seen in nearly every daily Statesman
concerning our late senator, e. S.
Jewell, of late. Eds friends up here
cannot believe that it is true. We
believe some one has paid the States
man very remuneratively for the space
those articles occupy. 1t is all done
to bring about some future desired
effect. Our Ed. is all right yet. Get
therel
The excuse offered for Judge Han
thorn, our school superintendent, by
the editor of the SIGNAL, is very
plausible and clears the venerable ole
gentleman from neglect of duty, bu
how about his deputies?
The change in Wilson Brothers
business has brought goods dowr
amazingly in the town of Salubria
B. Hass & Co. have received al
immense lot of grain in the last tel
days.
Business in the line Of drugs hal
not been encouraging of late, so say
eth our druggist, Mr.. Shaw.
Mart's saloon is closed for repairs
He will open up again soon with al
excellent stock.
The hotels are not doing an over
whelming business at present.
We are glad to note that Mrs
Frank Adams, who was very i'll, j
convalescent.
We ere sorry to learn that G. H
4 Moody, our marble man, who ha
been carrying on quite an extensiv
business in the line of tombstones til
past year, is thinking seriously o
leaving this place. Where could yo
90 to do better, Bro. Moody? ]
occurs to me that In cOmmunlt
j, where there are good physicians an
preachers there ought to be magnifi
cent field for tombstone man.
Elmer Harrington, the gentleman
clerk of the {" Emporium, " will 500
sever his connection thereto. II
contemplates going to. Portland, Ore
gon, where he already has positio
in a large dry goods house. Nj
Harrington is a first-class dry goot
: man, and whoever gets his servic,
II will be sure to appreciate his ski
and dexterity in " counter jumping.
Every one is proclaiming their jo
at the fall Of so much snow, sayin;
"The more snow we have the bett
ol crops we will be likely to raise tn
7. year "
4; l am sorry that Mr.. Jack Monr'
should have taken offence at the Gu