The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-02-04

The handsome chair, mirror and
fixtures for the new hotel barber shop
have arrived and MIt Canary has
taken charge. VIM. Vansice will
conduct Mills old place.
Cashier Selwyn, OF the Bank OF
Weiser, will depart tomorrow on a
trip TO California. Mr. Parsons, Of
HALEY, who was here last year, will
fill his place during absence. II
NJ McGregor is having the interior
OF the Vendome calcimined in tasty
manner James Meellan is dong
the work and some of the effects, es-
pecially in the dining room, are very
pleasing to the eye The blending
of tints is very artistic
The Georgia University Graduates
proved to be up to their advertised
reputation as q minstrel show, and
were greeted in Welser by one of the
largest audiences ever seen here at
n pay entertainment of any character.
All were satisfied with the perform
ance.
Bolon, the taxidermist, has turned
out some beautiful work. He has
been kept constantly busy since OPP
ening here One OF his latest pieces
of work is the mounting Of mag
niticen elk head and two handsome
deer heads for Judge Ivory. II
The Hotel Weiser will inaughrate
its entry into the Weiser business
circle by giving grand ball next
Friday evening The dancing will
he in the store portion, soon to be
occupied by the Weiser Mercantile
Co. Tickets, including supper, 81.
There are many mysterious whis-
pers floating about in regard to the
developments and booms to take
place in Weser land next season.
and some of them will materialize
Now is the time to get located here
so as to take advantage of the wave
when it comes rolling IN.
. Mr. Daugherty is here from Ft.
Wayne, Indiana, and will locate in
Weiser land. At present he is stay
ing with his son who came here
from North Powder, Oregon, last
fall The son has bought "Bud
Dohle" Kelley's place up the Weiser
and will move out in few days. :
Mrs. Murphy, the old lady who
had her leg so badly fractured some
time ago, was put on the cars Satur-
day last and taken on visit to her
daughter at North Powder, Oregon
She is recovering in better shape
than there WAS any reason to hope
for at first, and there is no trouble
in moving her about sitting in q
chair.
Alexander Gordon has Dissolved
n large bed Of valuable sand on the
hill north of town. 1t makes an OK.
celent hard finish plaster which can
be worked rs smooth rs the white
= coat usually put on Wall paper
will adhere to it like glue. The ma
' terial also makes fine quality of Gre
brick. Mr. Gordon left prepared
sample at the SIGNAL Office, where
it can be seen.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. ant
: Mrs Jesse Batten gave n party L
| their friends Cards and dancing
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Womac
Mrs. Glasscock and daughter, Mr.
S and Mrs. Shortlcy, Mrs r. A. Hen
= bricks, Will and Geo. Hendricks, MIS-
) Cora Hendricks, Miss Nora Page ant
Albert, Mrs York, Mrs Eva Werts
Henry and Marion Page, A. Watkins
Mrs. Ebert, Miss Mary Shortley
John Kelley and sister, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jim Shaw, Miss Sylvia Shaw
Mrs. Becky Malone, Mr. and Mrs
Charley Kmball, John Mulloy, Mr.
/. Richardson.
T. w. Bates arrived in Wese
yesterday III company with JOSEPH
Johnston, chief of construction 0
the New York Construction ant
+ Equipment Co. Mr.. Johnston i
here to look over portion of tn
G line and examine the ground to Sc
e when construction work can be com
menced. The subsidy from the tow
s will also be looked after and the,
e will ask the people to come to tn
front. 1t now becomes necessar'
j for us to get that matter in shap
= Immediately. A meeting was bel,
in the Vendome parlor last evenin!
and Messrs. Johnston and Bates ex
planned matters sufficiently to con
vince the business men Of the tow
a that every arrangement was complet
ed and the enterprise now hung en-
. tirely upon the promptncss witt
0 which the Weiser subsidy and RICH
of way business was closed. FRANKLIN