The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-01-16
Sweet potatoes at c. O. D. v

Mr. and Mrs. Kirby returned to
Boise yesterday.
Buckwheat and Maple Syrup at c.
o. D.
Car load of bran for sale at Weiser
mills. n
John Cobbs and Elmer Forshay
spent part OF the week at Boise. II
The Idaho Mason, published BY
Fred Mock at Nampa, is received.
Mrs. 0. NJ. Harvey entertained
about twenty ladies at luncheon yes
terday. "
Mrs. W. w. Curtis, of Salubria, is
visiting her parents in Weiser, Mr..
and Mrs. S. M. Jeffreys.
Elmer Forshay was appointed as
county surveyor by the board of
commissioners at this session.
Mart Harmon, Bernard Haas and
r. e. Wilson, of Salubria, have
been in Weiser this week. r.
The Club dance last Friday was
sheet and pillow-case party. The
''imaginatous" were out in full force,
1t was Harry Durbin who was sick
and left for Chicago last Saturday.
Harry Munday left Monday for New
Mexico.
Anybody can afford to keep warm
if he buys his winter clothing of u.s.
SoMMERcAMP.
Attorney Woods is in Pendleton.
The postmaster was robbed of $500
and Woods was arrested on suspicion
but, we believe. was discharged.
Money has wings which should be
clipped by judicious economy in buy
ing. SoMMERcAMP.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mix enter
tanned number of guests Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Mix's
mother, who will return to Baker
this week
Regular Commissioners meeting
this week, but owing to the auditor )
report we are obliged to leave the
summary of their proceedings until
next week
Your best interests will not let you
buy cheaper winter dry goods than
we are selling-there are none.
SOMMERCAMP.
1t seems that Ed Jewell did not &C
to Cripple creek two weeks ago, as
announced in the SIGNAL, but he will
go soon Ed himself gave us the
information, but we slightly mlsun-
derstood him. r
Miss Ida Harley, who has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. w. +. Sommer-
camp, for some months, went last
| Wednesday to Boise for few days
Nstay and from there will go to hel
home at Bruneau. u
NProfessor Fox, of the State Uni
versity at Moscow, and state horti
culturalist, has written to Amos Hit
for q date to lecture in Weser. He
would like to speak elsewhere in the
county if suitable arrangements cal
be made. Further announcement
will be made in the SIGNAL.
The professional card of Clark &
Forshay, civil engineers, appears il
this issue. They have formed ;
partnership and intend to sticl
to Weiser and help work GU
the great future of Washington coun
ty. Mr.. Clark is a deputy U. S
mineral surveyor and late locating
engineer for the Union Pacific, w
trust they will meet with success il
their line of business. +
Last Sunday couple of youns
men were scuffiing around in th
snow. One, who had a little tn
most China whiskey aboard, suddenl.
went at it in earnest and slashed tn
other with pocket knife, making
| cash under the eye and quite a dee
, cut in the leg. A little more and th
eye would have been ruined, a littl
more and the artery in the leg woul
have been severed and bleeding t
q death no doubt would have been tn
J result, and the young man with tn
handy knife would have had some
g thing more serious than China viii:
key to think about. The injured la
e was Joe York; who the other was "
i did not learn.
g Last Saturday afternoon. Januar
. 18th, quiet wedding took place ;
+ the residence of Mr.. j. ID. Burle,
o of this city. Mr. Charles McCamma
y of Payette was married to Miss Phet
e Iva Richmond, of Payette. Tt
it ceremony was performed by Rev. 4
l. &. Upton. Mr.. McCamman is OF
e of the successful teachers of Canyo
: county, holding a first grade certi
IS cate both in this and other state
q Miss Richmond, who is a sister
Mrs. Burley, is, also, a successf
teacher. Immediately after the ce
i, emory Mr.. and Mrs. McCamm,
| Al.