The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-01-02
A new assortment of Bows Suits

"A new assortment OF boy s suits
from $l.75 to SO; they are beauties.
At the One Price Cash Store.
The news from Turkey, Cuba, and
other foreign parts, is all alike in
one respect; what is alleged or ru-
mored one day is contradicted the
next The intelligent reader must
be thoroughly skeptical.
A Payette man has given away his
two dogs. They were considered
"fghtin' dogs" and were terrors.
The young men up there take this as
an expression of his willingness to
have his daughters get married.
Mrs. Ellen Glenn, of Mountain
Home, visited many of her old Wei
ser friends this week. 1t is her first
visit since her deceased husband sold
the old Leader and removed to Pay
ette Little Mary and the boys have
grown astonishingly.
Men grow wealthy by looking after
the small sums in commercial trans
actions. Since it is to the advantage
of everyone to look after the dimes
and dollars Sommercamp & Co., in
vite YOU to their store, where you will
be given an opportunity to save money
on every article purchased
Miss Lizzie Hartley has been home
for the holidays from St Margaret S
Academy at Boise. The Misses
Frances and Mary Galloway also
came down for few days. The
students of the Weser Academy went
to the respective homes of their par
ents to spend the most joyous time
of all the year
We've lots of message lately, some
that we liked and some that we didn't
like, and thinking it might be be-
coming monotonous, John Jackson,
of Indian Valley, concluded to change
the character Of those numerous docu
ments. He sends his check for s.
. for the the SIGNAL for SO and says
''enclosed find my annual message. !,
A Methodist minister from a neal
by town preached in Weiser las
- Sunday, and after getting well work
ed up over salvation and divine love
i he suddenly put it to the congregation
red hot and ratified forth, at is goot
e for corns, bunions, callouses, wart
+ and ingrowing toenails We hav,
J not learned how many bottles h,
sold
q Last Monday Rev. Nash closed TIN
II deal for the sale of his house and lot
e to James Dawson. He intended t,
: leave Tuesday morning on horsebacl
II for Weiser and after short vsi
e there 90 on to California, but he wa
:. taken suddenly i'll Monday night, an
it will be several days before he
" able to start on his journey .-Elmor
J. Republican. i
,. Ed Jewell and daughter Maude, @
: Salubria, attended the Masonic in
stallation and banquet at Weser las
is Friday night. Ed went on to Crippl
, creek, Colorado, with the idea {
es locating there for time. He wa
at induced to 90 on account of lettt
received from his brother Alder
: stating there were some good chance
- to make bit of money there. =,
l. Mrs. Dr. Numbers gave a Ne
u Years reception Yesterday, one hun
" dred invitations to which were issue
to Weser lady friends. The interic
Of of the house was handsomely deco
IN rated, and from two o'clock to 81
49, guests were calling and departir
. with pleasant feelings. The luncl
+ con was delicate and tasty, so
I speak. Mrs Numbers was assiste
5Sr by Mrs j. H. Hanthorn, Mrs. Pat
-, dock, Mrs Kurtz, the Misses Gallc
70 way, Lorena Hixon and Minnie Han
us thorn
VI IN 81 IN nH