The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08
Go to Meadows on the Fourth.

Miss Ada Burns has gone to Ruth
burg to teach the school at that place
Meadows will celebrate. Every
body welcome.
Married, in Payette, June 7th, Ed
McGrue and Mrs. Ella Lansdon.
W.M. Wallace will leave about the
goth on visit to Texas.
Patriotism turned loose at the Mead
ows on the Fourth. Races, too.
Mrs. F. S. JENNIE and erin-law,
Miss Ella JENNIE, returned last Thurs
day from Ohio.
M. W. Mitchell left last week, with
his son Frank, for Warrens, where he
will work his placer claims.
A number of our citizens will buy
school land at the sale which takes
place on the 18TH
A. B. Moss was down from Pay
cite yesterday talking on the future
prospects of the country with all the
elequence of Demosthenes.
Attend the Meadows celebration on
the 4th of July and take the SIGNAL
for year and your happiness will be
complete.
The SIGNAL is thinking of con-
structing a water melon shed in the
rear of the Office in preparation for
the coming season.
Mrs. VIM P. Glenn, formerly of
Weser, is now living at Mountain
Home with her brother, who is
sheriff of Logan county.
John Nevin, Jim Coakley and a
number of others went to Scott creek
last Sunday and secured large catch
of trout.
Misses May Miller and Minnie
Richardson have opened an ice cream
, parlor in the GOWNS building, where
they are serving the most delicious
ice cream at / 5 cents dish.
!, A notice will be found in this issue
= calling for bids for the construction
of wagon road from Bear creek tt
the Seven Devils. Road contractor
will please take notice.
n Miss Jessie Day, of Wilbur, Ore
J. gon, arrived here ON Friday last, on
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Woodson JET
is frey, and cousin, l.. A. Day, of thi
:, city.
d At the school election Monda
IS the following trustees were elected
3: For three years, Mrs. W. b. Kurt2
l, for two years, Lyman Perkins; fo
Is one year, N. NJ. hawthorn.
l. Meadows is going to celebrate til
3 4th of July and all are invited
e partake of its well-known hospitality
IS All will be welcome; the more tn
st merrier. All races will be run 0
IS the 9Th.
= Horse buyers are an article whic
~ is mighty scarce but anxiously locke
y for in this locality. Horses are
y most given away and still there
u no sale.
Circuit court was wound up la
- Monday. The trial of the Bowman
q on charge of horse stealing was endt
Saturday and the defendants can
- clear through lack of sufficient ey
r dence to convict.
40 W. r. Shaw came in from Rut
Id burg last Saturday and reports b
,r- little going in in the camp. Stewa
Simpson and Alex Houlahan are
work on the Hercules and that
m about all
lge Mrs T. NJ. Jeffrey has taken char
g of the well known Taylor house
~, Salubria and asks the public patro
age The lady is a famous hoste
- and will certainly make the house We
popular.
70. =
H. NJ L. Hoyt returned from s.
=. Lake Tuesday but had nothing
publication at present regarding
:. smelter. We learned enough, no
ever, to satisfy ourselves that thu
go are big things in the wind. G
w. readers will hear later of whate'
er, develops
ng E. Wertz has adorned his ia
house across the bridge with dr.
ing of white paint, which gives it hal
act some appearance. Mr.. Wertz has
he thrifty looking place out there a
'wo his luxuriant garden attracts the
Id, of the passerby. The latter he wat
md from the river with horse-po,
pump.