The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-06-21
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advertisement this week.
Prof. J. T. Wolfe made business
trip to Ontario last Monday.
We are indebted to Mrs. Frank
Harris for bucket of cherries.
Mrs. E. NJ. Barton and Mrs. C. F.
Drake we're at Boise visiting last week.
Minnie hawthorn, our efficient P.
NJ. has invested in bicycle, and it
is beauty.
WANTED-A girl to do general
Homework. Apply at residence of
j. B. Coakley.
Mr.. Ed Brannon, OF Brannon,
Idaho, has been Weiser visitor the
past few days.
Just received new line of Dry
Goods for the 4th OF July, at Som
mer & Sons.
Clyde Lockwood has been in Payette
a couple Of weeks as compositor on
the Independent.
Miss Maggie Ashley went to Salu-
bria yesterday, on visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Wilkerson.
The condition of crops of all kinds
in this county is beyond average and
the fruit prospect is good.
VIM. Cope and Elmer Corbett
started for DeLamar last Sunday
with their teams in search of employ
ment.
The Ladies' AID Society of the
Congregational church will meet with
Miss Frances Galloway next Wednes
day at 2 o'clock p. m.
Jim BARLEY, who had the misfor
tune to give his foot bad sprain a
few days ago, is still unable to get
around without the aid OF crutches.
The man who threatens the world
is always ridiculous; for the world
can easily go on without him, and in
short time will cease to miss him
Mr.. Weber has had an oven con.
structed in the rear Of the Masonic
building and will be able to supply
the people with everything in the
bakery line.
Mrs. Harrison Webb and daughter,
of Heppner, Oregon, arrived in tn
city yesterday, on their way to Crane
creek, to visit Mrs. Scott Brundage
daughter of Mrs. Webb.
The ladies of the Baptist churcl
+ give lawn social this evening at thu
residence of DIR. Warehouse. Ho
biscuit, strawberries, ice cream ant
o cake will be served, all for rs cents
4 Come to Weiser the 4th and EMO,
yourself in the good old fashione'
style. The people in charge Of til
! celebration will do all that is posi-
II bic to make you welcome. Come! A
the programme will be carried out il
d town. Come!
IL The ants which haunt your pantr
e shelves may be effectually banishe
by sprinkling the shelves with pov
II dered borax mixed with little suga
y The place where green sage is put re
sr ants will avoid To keep ants avs
y from plants lay circle of chalk {
y lime around the plant.
> Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Sommercam
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley, Mr.. and Mr.
Lapish and Mrs. Kirby took hyir
:. trip to Payette Tuesday evening, tt
attraction being strawberry and ic
cream festival given by the Episcop
ladies' of that city. They report ha
ing spent pleasant evening al
Q tripped the eight fantastic" un
as
quite late.
Messrs. A. Mclaughlin and W.
Galbraith, relatives Of the late Jot
Mccullough, gave this Office plea
20 ant call yesterday and added the
IL; names to the SIGNALS subscripti
y list Mr.. Mclaughlin is from Sa
no francisco, and represents the Matte
IT, al Brewery of that city. Mr.. G.
us braith resides at Prairie City, Ora
10 Co., Oregon.
30 Do you know that an editor C
l. ask hundred persons, what is
n; news, and yet fifty out of the he
II. drei will reply, "nothing special
and yet fifty out OF that humid
~ know something which, if not for
.L in the next paper will astonish tn
r g greatly, and disappoint them me
II and perhaps make them madden Il