The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-09-26

ness "Trip to Weiser last Saturday.
II. Il. Wilson was down from Sa-
luprla on business a couple of DAYS
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Harvey en- en-
certain a number of their friends
this evening. Petunia high five.
Mrs. H. A. Lee will spend the
coming winter in Boise, and will
leave for that city next Saturday
Henry sommercamp failed to get
away last Thursday for Warren, as
stated, but left Tuesday this week.
Old man Curtis, slayer of Stone,
Is still confined in the county iail
not having yet furnished bonds for
bail.
Mrs. Dr. Curl and children and
Miss May Miller, returned Sunday
/
from their extended trip in the upper
country.
James Pringle, one of the section
foremen, is troubled with an attack
OF qunsy, but is still able to attend
to business.
BORN to Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Pear
son, on Mann Gre elk, Sept. 10, son.
Mrs Pearson was formerly Miss
Florence Wheelhouse.
Thos. Finn informs us he will
again take charge of the restaurant
at the old stand, adjoining Masonic
Hall, the first of October
M. L. Vial, the jeweer and waite h
maker, is making some repairs to his
store room, putting in a new ceiling
and otherwise improving.
Commissioner A. j. Hopkins is
erecting a seven-room dwelling house
on his lots on Commercial street,
near his home property in West
Weiser.
Mrs. j. H. HAWTHORN and daueh-
tiers Anna and Della are visiting at
Emmett, and expect to return Sat.
urday. Mrs. Judge HAWTHORN accom-
panied them.
Thos. Kelly, the lumberman and
contractor, has finished the Hallack
residence and is now engaged in the
construction of house on the flat
for j. NJ. Fisher.
In the free for-all race at Silver
City last week, "Little joe" proper
ty of Williams d Hart, came out
"best three in fve," 600 yards, win
ming first money, 1925
The Odd Fellows of Weiser have
elected |. f Smith and Norval Cor
rie as their representatives to the
Grand Lodge this year, which meets
at Caldwell on October 10.
Misses Emma and Lizzie Cope,
Linnie Perkins, Mr. Geo. Foor anC
Seldom Odds were in attendance al
the meeting of the Baptist Associa-
ton at Caldwell last week, returning
home Sunday.
Walt Lyon the blacksmith, has
turned out a new delivery wagon TO
the general merchandise firm of NJ
e. Sommercamp. 1t is a neat, sub
stantial vehicle and stands witnes
to Waits expert workmanship. y
Owing to disagreement with tn
school board at Salubria, as TO TIN
, time of commencing their school
Prof. Wolfe has withdrawn from hi
engagement there, and will devot
his time and attention to the schoo
furniture and supply trade. y
Among those from Weiser who at
tended the horticultural Society ex
, hibit at Payette we're: 7. G. Gallo
way, A. F. Hit, j. Jeffreys, Fran
, Hubbard, E. H. Mix and wife, Mis-
Anna Harley, E. E. Utley, Erastu
| Utley, 0. Nj. Harvey, H. j. Som
t mercamp, Mrs. NJ. E. Sommercamr
Norval Gorrie and wife.
x-Governor Wiley came in o
| Sundays train and departed on Nor
days stage for Warren, where he ha
gone to look after the placer mine
, sold some time ago to E. B. True
which have reverted back to the CO.
ernor. His stay in the camp wi
: probably be short, and on his retur
: he will shortly depart for Californii
! where he IS interested in some exter
sive placer mines.
1t is reported on good authori'
IL. D. Uooot,Io Of tha Davat