The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-11
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.

<AoSSooOA ". ~. DChnCJ was III buC
city on business last week.
Miss Addie Riggs has been having
a siege Of the chills and fever.
D. J. Richardson, of Council, has
been visitor in Weiser the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Riggs, Jim
and Nelson Riggs, started Monday
for the mountains.
Mrs. Gilbert Tracy was visitor at
the state capital last week, the guest
of Mrs. Frank JENNIE.
Miss Minnie Richardson returned
Sunday from a months visit with
relatives and friends in Baker city.
Mr.. John JENNIE came down from
Boise and accompanied party OF
Weiserites to the mountains last
week.
Ernest Hunt, of Salubria, spent
several days in the City last week, in
attendance at the examination OF
teachers.
Mrs. 7. H. Pence left Monday fol
Portland in answer to telegram an.
nouncing the death of her sisters
eldest child.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Charles Cunningham
Pendleton, Oregon, in this week
issue, who has 1000 bucks for sale.
:. Recorder l. F. Smith spent severs
days in Boise last week on business
J He speaks in glowing terms of th
steady advancement and the man
substantial improvements going on a
, the State capital.
Our genial friend and faithfu
subscriber, Mr.. Edward Stiles, o
Spring creek, left at our offic
yesterday morning one dozen lusciou
peaches as sample of his early croE
l which, owing to the cold and backwar
, spring, ls very light.
; Mr.. Hixon,. our worthy pos
master, wishes the public to bear
> mind that the general delivery windo
{ will be open on Sundays from 2:3O
= p. IN. So in order to be sure {
your mail on that day you will be c
{ hand between those hours, railros
. time.
The Vendome had narrow escal
> Sunday afternoon from fire. T.
J. cooks had left the kitchen, lockil
;, the doors, and by some unknoy
+ means fire was communicated to t
- wood-box. 1t was fortunate
:, discovered before it had made mu
70 Roadway.
ID The following named teacht
= took the examination before Jud
h N. NJ. hawthorn, last week, a
at will receive certificates entitli
n. them to teach in this county: j.
IS Townley, of Council; Ernest
If Hunt, of Salubria; Miss Katie Coz
I'd and Mrs. Annie e. Day, Weiser.
I'd Our correspondent at Mineral wri
e. that the smelters and mines are
to running and turning out Lar
RS quantities of ore and matt. I
tn weather has been extremely h.
lg reaching 1O4 degrees. Mr.. Reynol
Id has leased the Mineral hotel and kee
pc No. l house. Some few strang
ok are noticed in the camp, principa
he workmen
be In another column will be fou
u the advertisement of st. Fran
Academy at Baker City, Greg
which opens the first Monday
We September in new and commodi
ng quarters, supplied with all the mod
TIA conveniences and home comic
~ For further information address
10 Superioress ST. Francis Acader
' ~, Baker City, Oregon.
ga stitch in time saves nine, +"
20" the driving of few nails, lii
"a blocking up, and the laying of a
", W. boards before it is too late will I
M tainly be money in pocket to th
nv interested in the sidewalk between
~ old and new towns. If you apprec
20 the benefits of sidewalk during
l muddy and dusty seasons, thin
ost over and govern yoursel
s u accordingly. 1t is going to rack
' ,s and something must be done be
~ a. long to keep it in safe condition.
mo The picnic on Mann Greek the
got of this month was grand succ