The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-02-04
Gabriel and His Cab.
Interesting Notes and It'd
bits of News.

JOOteu MS norm. we nave nau warm
weather and good sleighing for a
week and we now are looking
anxiously forward to break up.
News, such as it is, is a little
more keen this week than last.
A new physician is located here,
who's name is w. H. Middleton. He
comes well recommended from
Seattle. DR.. Middleton had an
obstetric case the first night he came
in town; that of Mrs. Charles Boyles,
who gave birth to a young daughter.
Mother and child doing well. Charley
says he is now the head of family
Clark Harrington, of Hornet creek,
is very i'll at the Salubria hotel. He
is under the treatment of Dr.
Middleton.
Mrs. Simeon Hunt is also very
sick. She is under Dr. Howard's
medical care
Miss Agnes Lynch is quite sick at
Mrs Shaws.
Mrs Charles Lorton is on the sick
list.
Willard Lowe, of Middle valley,
has taken a relapse and is quite i'll.
A fine little dance was given at
David Allison's new residence last
Saturday night. Every one present
enjoyed the party hugely. David
has erected a beautiful residence and
he can now enjoy himself after work
by sitting in the parlor and thinking
that he is as well fixed for comfort
as any of his neighbors.
Birthday parties are all the go.
Lewis Lakey was down from
Hornet Creek last week, and reports
the people enjoying themselves and
in good health.
A covhagration came near prevail
ing at the drug store last Wednesday
evening about six o'clock. Some
patterns hanging on the wall of the
sewing room in the Millinery depart
ment were ignited by candle, which
was being carried by the youngest
son of Mr. w. D. Shaw, but
fortunately, Mr.. Shaw was present al
the time and before the flames hac
reached the ceiling had by the use Of
a blanket smothered the fire and put
it out. MORAL, little boys should
not be allowed to carry a lighted
candle about the house.
S. NJ. Percifield is putting up al
immense lot of ice this winter
Salubria will be well supplied will
that material next summer.
Harvey Anderson, the chief of tn,
alliance, was in Salubria last week.
H. p Linder was seen on ou
streets one day last week Dad is
jolly old rooster, and every bod,
likes to see him come to town
The church held their festival meet
ing, as posted on Friday evening last
Quite a large concourse of peopl
were present. The society claims t
have made $36. 60 out of tn
operation. Some fine speaking AM
singing were had. Among whic
was eShamas O'Brien," mos
/ excellently rendered by Mar
Leonard.
= Could Weiser handle any dogs a
this particular season of the year
Salubria has about two hundred an
fifty which she can spare and not b
short for while. The saying is oil
but true, "Every man has one dog,
i and "every poor man has two dogs,
while ''every darn poor man keer
three.
Elmer Harrington, the head clerk {
= the Emporium" left for Portland
Oregon, last Thursday. We all joi
in sincere regret to have lost such
good, honest, kindhearted and ioll
= young man as he. Come back, Elme
and visit us when the grass grow
II green.
Salubria is talking seriously
establishing an electric light plai
= about half a mile from town at NJ
Cuddy's mill. The inhabitants clai
that such "a light used in and abo
'. town would be of less cost than co
4; oil, taking the future into co
lsideration regarding the expense