Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-01
LOCAL JOTTlNAA.

Sft0Oll"e ssos1''
A essh boy may turn out . rea
oe3it soma time.
Smoke Dsvey's homo made Cigars
.This is . call to alms.' % the man
saiA after the charity sermon.
Fashion. change with each sos son.
Country stiles have bes" covered
with snow.
Cigars by the box, At Traoy's drug.
store.
A Germantow" poet is writing a
poem entitled "Ths Lady of The
E.ter Egg"
AChicsgn detective is anitennced
~ hsi"v csag,t smile Of mere dulity
20 . listeners face.
A largo and weil>a.sost~d stock Of
vail paper AID window sha'ies, just
received Ut Ncism's furniture sturu.
The "a wnhr.kiav business may no,
BE- .he hist in the world, but it has it's
red-vming features.
A Western railroad provides BIZ
b. in ea''h car. The employees call
th+m "px>s-nger elevators y"
"rh- hest il the cheapest Thu
Travellers Ii e .ai Accident Insur>
ancs Company l. the cheapest, strong
est, best in tn. world.
LENNON g. Boone, Agents.
HALEY Idaho.
When man acq,ir~s a fond"sss
for the contents OF fsgon his zeal in
that Grectiun Knows no Nagyin'.
Tisvel by teams is suspended be-
tween Haley AMI Bellevue, "wi"g to
the horrible. condition of tn. rosis.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Guild
will give dance at the Alturas Hotel,
Ap'i' 9th. Tickets, 81 so.
Miss. Sa,xh Van Wo,msr, the
school.eacher. has been appointed
sten"xrapher for the fifth judicial dis
tsict.
VI will now make a few contrihu>
tons TO light literature" said thu man
who writes advertisements for a Isnp
firm.
The Rev. Mr.. Saileir will preach in
the N 'tho.iist Episcopal Church, in
this city. every Sunday, a, IL a. m.
and 8 p. m. All are cordially invited
~ attend.
Q J. S-twvn, assistant cashier Of
TIL First National B"k. r+tu,ne TO
day from months trip to his lemon
grove j" Southern CALIFORNIA;.
Go I" Tracv's drugstore for Paints,
Oils and Window Glass.
Aleck. H'fflig~r, who has been
stopping with Bart. Maize, on Silv.r
Creek, Turing the past two weeks, got
oack to Haley to day. He saws it is
rather muddy amt wet. down there.
A. the j.nitor of the o,urth ,usr
cannot hav- much to do, he should h-
pat to work shovel;ng snow from the
~ $50 and from Grow street. If he
o'' tins the walks would be dry in
one week.
re"o'e can now keep olean with
So"'ofs. The baths ut IN. Alturas
.'e e''en nov ia the finest aud mort
s "'"'o,.ah'e manner. Open for every.
one. Fifty cents each.
This mornings train arrived As
a.'" ''''s behind time, it having been
leu ~ Shoshon~ to await tn. est.
u"d train. No Western mail came
-" the washous at Huntington
'''' preventing travel.
til. gloomy fear. and the ve.,ine..
..I ct which 40 many complain.
N.Y. .S'' Disappear if the blood were
n. us more healthy before it reaches
And ":,: Aver. Sarsaparills pu,ifies
du. ."a'ize' the hood, and thus con.
70 health of body ard mind.
III a. N Andrew M.u,., proprietor of
.i,,, ".'mo"t New Courier. who il
B.li"I Ms sister, Mrs. Pearson, in
s.,, ~ WAS In town to dav. He
s... mat ne likes this co,,n.,y very
ash.ss"'' alth"us h no, contemplating
sunm.. Will come axsi" during the
G.o.'s.. Z. B. Ford. Mrs. w. b.
B.lI... ANA Mira. o. S. Glenn, Of
Ep;,co., VI, assist j" the choir If thu
ao,,,r onuech in this CITY, to-
eAn;, -, nothing, aud tho HALEY
,asia,;.. return thu complimen, nv
IL !" the services in Bellevue in
"a mai. ing. This. provided teams