The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-01-26
Miscellaneous Me1nngc.

Harry Durbin is in San Francisco.
Miss Rosa Warrington is visiting
at Boise.
Mr.. Rynearson, of Indian Valley,
called at our office this morning.
W. e. Beardsley is at work in the
Office of the auditor and recorder
Born, in Weiser, Sunday 22d, to
the wife of Cyrus Morehead, son.
Aubrey Butterfeld is enjoying him
self at Portland, Oregon.
We received copy of Senator
Johnson's College bill last evening.
The snow has been falling in Weiser
today to a considerable extent with
indications of more.
Slop creek is over its banks and
frozen solid. When the breakup
comes the ice will go with rush.
Representative Benson came down
from Boise Friday last and returned
Sunday.
Miss Kate Brady gives party to
number of young people this even
ing.
The alliance poem in the Boise
Sentinel of the 10Th was written by
Senator johnson.
The ice harvest is in full blast.
The fears entertained for our iced tea
next summer were groundless.
John Cuddy was down from
Salubria last week shipping dressed
hogs to market.
Married, at Salubria on Sunday
last, Ed Adams, county surveyor, to
Miss Effie Wallace, of that place.
Mondays egg receipts were 100
dozen at Sommercamp's and So dozen
at Sommer q Sons.
Martin McCandless, the pioneer
miner of Ruthburg, has been getting
himself pretty well talked about fol
couple of months past.
Friday evening was a good nigh
for dances. There was one on Mann
creek, one at the Hemingway schoo
house and one in Weiser.
, The subject at the opera house mex
Sunday evening is: "The Tempes
Stilled." All are most cordially in
S vited to attend.
: Owing to the Farmers Allianc
= having made arrangements for th
p. same date, the Masons have given u
u their intended ball of February 22d
! The church ladies are preparin
the delightful play Comrades" tc
: gether with a farce, to be presente
= to a Weiser audience.
The Washington county exhibitio
20 which has attracted such vic
10 attention at Boise has been packe
d up preparatory to sending to Il
Worlds Fair.
in M. L. Hoyt and J. G. Rogers lie
rs Monday for Helena, Montana, {
}, important mining matters connect'
IS with the Seven Devils. They expe
Q. to be gone week.
I'd Mr.. johnson did rot send us
lie copy of his irrigation bill, and as '
m have got hold of none from any 9th
If source, we cannot give the wordil
to of the bill for the perusal of O
tt, readers.
81 Mrs. Dora Black, one Of Washin
ne ton county's most estimable ladit
arrived from Dale last Monday on l
on way to Boise city for an extend
ne visit. Mr.. Black has been employ
q at the Overland hotel for some tin
IN, Jim Gray has graduated from
nd Ensor institute at Payette. Jim v
GU bright scholar and always stood
pie the head of his class. We don't thi
re, he intends to ever drink again. Les
'y- it alone, jim, and you'll be somebo
nd as long as you do.
i0- Representative Merrill, while
:, Weiser the other day, met an
" acquaintance in Dr. Shirley, the
having had Mr.. Merrill for a patti
in New Mexico when the latter ]
with an accident in the mines VIII
~ injured his eyes.
ind Were we to write whole colu
nse in praise of Mr.. Hannah's work
raft behalf of this county's Worlds
me. interests and in the agricult'
ice. college matter, it would not do
- justice, and we earnestly hope he
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