The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-10-27
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the FLY
by Our Reporter.
Miscellaneous MeIan"e

Miscellaneous MeIanoe.
METAL MARKET-Bar silver $0.s5s.
Mrs. J. H HAWTHORN is visiting
this week with friends in Boise.
George Reed, a prominent Cald-
wellite, was in town Sunday last.
I. F. Smith was in the city from
Weiser yesterday. Evening Mail.
W. E. Jewell, of Salubria, was in
Weiser the latter part of last week.
Miss Ora Hopper went to Boise
last Saturday for weeks visit with
friends.
Mrs. P. A. Devers departed last
Tuesday week for an extended visit
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
v LIP. Agnew, our genial contractor,
is building new corrugated iron adj
dition to the Capital Restaurant
Mrs. A. G. Mitchell, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, has i'm
proved somewhat in the last few days
! Auditor l. f. Smith, A. G. Butter
field and j. II. Anderson attended
the republican rally at Boise Monday
evening.
) Born, to the wife of Charles T
Craven, of Crystal Springs, October
20, 1892, a son. Weight, twelve
pounds.
Peter Roberts, of Salubria, was il
town Friday, and gladdened the hear
of the printer by literally replenishins
his purse.
The first move for reformation, re
trenchment and economy in count,
government is to elect good boar'
of County Commissioners.
j The legion of friends of N. M
Hanthorn will be pleased to lear
that for the past few days the Judg
has been slowly improving.
y James Shaw's team ran away wit
his milk wagon yesterday morning
but we have not learned as to I'll
extent of the damage, if any.
1t is very certain that human cor
duct produces its effects upon huma
character. Uprightness gives a pun
heart and a clear conscience.
A pretty window is a good adve
tisement. 1t shows that the propr
etors have taste in the arrangemel
and selection of the goods they Off
for sale.
Trying to do business without az
vertising is like winking at pref
) girl through piece of smoked glas
YOU know what you are doing but Il
' girl don't
y S. T. Tucker, one of the milit
of HALEY that bled and died in t
Couer dAlene war, was in Weis
= this week, renewing acquaintance WI
the brave boys of Co. B.
Frank Harris went to Boi
= Monday, having been employed
3 E. P. Howard, of Salubria, to fig
the Injunction which is sought to
J placed on his practice by DR.. Brow
The SIGNAL has little to do W
politics and prefers to have nothl
- to do with it. That policy pa
1t is money we publish paper
II is our means of making our br'
'. and butter.
y VIM. Allison was down II
as Salubria this week and did not
Id on MS. for which misdemeanor he
c. hereby fined two votes. His busln
at was doubtless to make arrangeme
IN for his great race for the I
re resentative chair.
eli y Our iovial friend Col. G. f. DR.
oy has returned from the Seven DE
he for the winter, looking hale and h
Gu tv. His summer sojourn in
raj mountains has made him appare
III fifteen years younger and as actlv
NC many men of half his age.
ia' \ Arthur G. Folsom, of Meade
oA' candidate on the republican ticket
'' Assessor, is patron of the SIG'
and has many friends all over
,uv county, and is said to be
;oL competent for the duties of the
nod to which he aspires. The SIC
"a nredicts that if be is elected he
;no do credit to the position.