The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-08-02

Those peaches were fine that Frank
Harris left at this Office the other day.
Misses Minnie and Anna HAWTHORN
visited in Payette Saturday and Sun
day.
The Idaho Press Association will
meet in Boise City on Monday, Sep
TENDER "a
Mrs. Monte Gwinn, of Caldwell,
sister of Mrs. John hawthorn, was in
town Saturday.
r. d. Greer was down from Onta-
RIO Saturday, the attraction being the
sale of the l. c. Co. stock
Frank Korup has very much i'm
proved the appearance of his resi-
dence by free use of paint.
James McCrae has been very sick
the past week and if the present hot
weather continues his recovery is
doubtful.
BY transfer of stock one day last
week Commissioner A. T. Hit came
into possession of the Dave Jones
ranch on the "nat.
w. e. Bowen, the Ontario News
man, had his left ankle very badly
sprained last Thursday by the over
turning Of his job press.
The Populist club will meet at the
court, house next Saturday evening at
8 O'Clock, sun time. A prominent
speaker from Boise will be in attend
ance
Married, at the Vedome hotel, Sun
day, July 20, by Probate Judge
Coakley, Mr. Edward D. Prescott tc
Miss Edna Cooper, both of Baker
City, Oregon.
". w. GOWNS and family started
for Meadows on Tuesday, the Oath
Mr.. Gowns lost an account book be
tween Weiser and Middle valley anC
the finder is requested to leave thu
same at the SIGNAL office
Miss Lizzie Cope returned last Sat
urday from Council, where she ha
closed very successful term o
school. The trustees of the Horne
creek district have engaged her t.
teach a three months term this fall
, Mrs. T. j. Walton, whose HUSBAND
is now in Los Angeles arranging hi
business affairs preparatory to local
ing in Weiser, has been quite i'll fc
several days at the residence of MI
Kurtz, but is now improving.
A Juntura correspondent in til
Ontario News says: Send us up som
= Coxeyites or U. S. marshals, if the
t will work. Hands are very scarce an
anybody can get a job now if the
T. only have the courage to face the ha
field.
Arthur Steward, a stockman {
; Polk City, Iowa, arrived in Weiss
e last Monday in company with b
% grandfather, Mr.. John Wheelhous
/ father of John Wheelhouse, of Graz
20 creek. Mr.. Steward will probab
y locate in Washington county.
IL The Artesian well machinery W
= purchased by District Attorney G.
Or Hays and loaded for shipment Tue
n day evening. The price paid W
re $500. Mr.. Hays will take the n
at chinery to his ranch in Owyhee cou
Id ty, where he intends soon to sink
n ni artesian well.
G. NJ. Hixon, l.. f. Verbeck, til
~ families, and the Applegate boys, v
- rusticate at the Payette lakes duri
IL this month On their return, abe
the first of September, Mr.. Xix
,r- will move his family to Weiser, oc'
m, pying the Olson residence in the n
he town, which he recently purchased.
An Mrs. J. 4. Townley came in fir
to Hornet creek Saturday and left
oy Sundays train for Ogden, Utah,
join her husband, who is mail cl
A. on the Utah and Northern. II
will make Ogden their home.
-'0 Townley has long been classed amt
q" Washington counry's best sch
"a" teachers
j. b. Coakley has been improv
his lots on Commercial St nearly
-. posite the Congregational church,
- remodeling and putting in good sh
house which he has just mo
49, upon the property, and making OF
improvements that will add very
w. terially to the looks of that par
town