The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-15
A ACORRESPONDENTS COMMENTS
What He Sees Going on
Around Salubria.
a Fire and n school Ex-
hibitiOn.

o. NJ. Harvey and Frank Mitchell
were in Salubria last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Gerry Snow and j. W. Hubbard are
in the valley with their thresher
Gray and York are also in Salubria
with their thresher.
The farming community around
here presents busy spectacle.
Considerable sickness around here
Just now. Drs. Brown and Reynolds
are kept quite busy in the country.
Born, on Wednesday, at II o'clock,
September 7th, 1892, to the wife of
F. NJ. Smith, a daughter. Marion is
happy and since he has treated the
boys around town they are happy
also.
Married, on Wednesday eve, Sep
tember 7th, 1892, at the residence OF
R. E. Wilson, of this place, by Rev.
E. n. Elton, Mr.. Walter w. Hard, of
Boise City, and Miss Rutha NJ. Hill,
of Princeton, Mo. The happy couple
left Salubria with Mr. Hard's parents
for the capital, where they will reside,
Mr.. Hard being a merchant of that
place. The hearty congratulations OF
many kind friends follow them on
their matrimonial journey.
A peoples party meeting was held
on Tuesday night at Odd Fellows
hall. Messrs. j. H. Anderson anc
H. F. johnson addressed the public
The house was full.
} John L. Sullivan is the giant of th'
: past. The Pacific coast is now tn
D home of the worlds champion. w
. have always said "the pen is mightie
5 than the sword, but muscle is KIM
: on this coast and Corbett has tinall
Q verified our assertion.
% Thursday noon, September Sth, th
o sawmill and about $1,000 worth G
70 lumber belonging to r. j. Burke, Wa
entirely swept out of existence b
. fire. Mr.. Burke has hard luck wit
mill business. This is his third acc
dent in the last two or three year
and most men would be entirely di
couraged, but not so with Dick; he
TX going to start right in and have ne
20 ga mill running again this fall.
O2 1t is current that j. H. Reayis W
4e ie soon open up the Salubria hotel.
5s The school exhibition which to-
place here last Friday night, superi
tended by Mrs 7. NJ. Jeffreys, was
q complete success in every particul'
10 Mrs. Jefreys had spared no pains
,re instruct the little ones, and each act
in their part excellently. Among tho
,es who acquitted themselves finely in
arc different plays and recitations, Sol
-, and instrumental music, were M
-oo danes Brannon, Denney and Dod
or Nette and frankie james, Hassy
ese Willie Shaw, Bernie and Della kl
II ran, Ethel Jeffreys, Eddie Elton, &
ON and Charley Kiloran, Katie Cud
no. Edwina Elton, Mabel Taylor, Char
.hie Ross and Hattie James. The EN-
ful tainment was about two hours Il
the and well attended.
p L. S. McComas and q gentler
hat by the name of Dwight We're in
of lubria last week, agents for the
on cactus hedge fence. Col. McCo
tbis was formerly editor of the Sentin'
,e - Union, Oregon, and one Of Greg
brightest lights.
I'VE The school here will be pres
and over this winter by Hon. Thos
of Jefreys, principal. 1t has not
Ding decided who will be assistant.
big Eugene Lorton, editor Of the
earn zen, left for Warrens last Thur
Il be morning in company with Levi a
,ints who 20 there for Worlds Fair e'
A. its. Lorton may kill a bear b'
he returns; at least he is anticip'
an encounter with some fero,
- - beast GABRIE