The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-11-28

cal entertainment in Weiser Saturday
and Monday last. The Professor is
master of his Instrument. II
Miss Minnie HAWTHORN has received
large supply Of holiday goods for
her postofiice store-tree ornaments,
holiday books, etc. 4
Mrs. Thos Towel, of Middle val
ley, died early this (Friday) morning
and coffin from Searss was sent up
on the stage in response to tele
phone. The lady had been a sufferer
for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sommer en-
tertained party at whist Wednesday
evening, about twenty-five guests
being present. This was return
party given to those at whose homes
they had been entertained. II
The wild geese are beginning to
come in and a good crawl hunter can
get one now and then, provided some
loose idiot don't begin banging away
at half mile about the time you are
getting pretty close to them.
The Weiser Masons will give
public installation of oflicers-Ma-
sons and their familles--on the 9th
of next month. The annual election
occurs Tuesday, December II. All
Masons in good standing requested to
be present.
Wild Clayborn left Monday for
New Mexico to lock for location
: His health has been poor lately and
he thought a change would be bene-
fetal. His brother, Lycurgus, has
purchased the ferry and will run it
on the same accommodating plan.
Slight necessary improvements
have been made at the SIGNAL Office
this week. You will find it handy to
get in and pay up, and this you
should do. You may die at any
time and no one should depart for
the other shore before settling with
A the printer. /
Bob Sears came down from the
Meadows last Saturday He has
e been with Fred Helm on trapping
c and hunting expedition. The boys
captured three black bear, one 600
4 pound grizzlie, one fisher, four lynx,
u two mink, fourteen marten and plenty
of venison.
Mr.. II. NJ. Jarvis, of the Reservoir
company, who is here, expects t'
move his family to Weiser soon anC
make this his residence. His son i
on his way from Utah with a numbe
a of his teams, which will be presse'
e into service on the canal in Tia
lie spring.
i, An immense gathering of Weise
J. attorneys took place Tuesday las
No and an informal Bar Association wa
d organized with F. S. Wood, presidenI
o John W. Ayers, treasurer; Fran
al Harris, secretary. The rest of th
IS LAWYERS were defeated for office.
schedule of minimum rates W;
n, adopted
Il A gay little time was had at Il
pc club dance last Friday night, IL
n: music being absolutely delightful
m There is no doubling that Profess
its Jones is a master of his instrume
ID. and it is as much pleasure to list
N to the rich enchanting tones of b
Id violin as it is to dance. Jones alwa
has new and fresh music TO play
such occasions
do
"a That superb preparation of Jenn
& Waterhouse' s. Witch Hazel Jell
is in greater demand than ever
fore and new batch has to be ma
~ up every few days. The lad
4 think so much of this preparation
KS chapped hands, sunburns, tan, wi
'he chafe, complexion, roughness of
. skin, ETC., etc, that they will hs
led nothing else.
car The Idaho Poultry ASSOCIATE
II meets at Caldwell on December
%, to 81. We acknowledge the rece
so of ticket to the exhibition.
have contracted for a fine span
an live native sage hen and brace
me prairie chicken, and if we are S
cessful in having them trapped
,wn shall certainly 90 up and participi
urn The Nampa Leader last week
out an elaborate and handsome so
limo enir edition, containing write-ups