The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-01-07

urday from her holiday visit to her
home in Holton, Kansas.
Mrs G. w. Stuart, of Weiser, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
G. Fritter. Boise Statesman
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hopkins had
II card party at their home in the
East end Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Louis and Morris Sommer
made trip to Baker City on the
first returning home Sunday.
Services at the Congregational
church Sunday, January 10. Morn
ing subject, ''What Alternative?'
Mrs M. Watkins, of the City Res
taurant, is again able to attend to
business after several days illness
j. B. Coakley returned from Boise
Monday The wardenship business
will not be decided for some little
time yet.
The Saubria Citizen of last week
states that daughter was born on
the 9th -ult to the wife of Joe Mad
ison, of Ruthburg.
The Dancing club will give one Of
their dances IA usual tomorrow ev-
ening, and will continue their series
of dances regularly.
B. f. Hettinger, of Weiser, is the
guest of DR.. Maberly while here look
ing after his father, who is i'll at the
Wesleyan hospital. Statesman.
Doctor Frank Mitchell and Dr.
Numbers went to Boise last Monday
Numbers is probably looking after
the medical bill interests
POTATOES five varieties Pure
and clear of disease. Address p. p.
. Dawson, Weiser, Idaho, or call at
his place six miles south of Weiser
The West End whist club was en-
, tertained New Years eve by Mrs.
q Fosselman. Prof Lowe and Mrs.
+ Cordelle were the successful players
of the evening.
O The editor was in Boise the greater
part of this week, but returned yes
terday afternoon. Yes, he expects
y to put in his time this winter in the
newspaper business strictly
The Misses Galloway and Stinsor
e returned to Boise last Saturday t,
resume their school duties, afte
, spending a part Of the holidays il
visiting relatives and friends in Wei
SER
The protracted sickness of Mr.
Warden, the man who was to opel
If the candy factory, has caused him II
a throw up his lease on the room pre-
ii pared for him and dentist white oc
|. cupies it. a.
e W. G. Whitney, of the Payett
he nursery, was in Weiser this week o.
VS. business. He remembered the SIG
D. NAL with bottle of fine wine of hi
lie own manufacture
" Ed Barton and Frank Hubbar
y returned from Portland Tuesday
, having purchased full outfit fc
., their hotel. They also brought
~ French cook with them.
= Weiser is to have another denti
parlor, and the location will be I'll
room adjoining the Supreme Judg
of cigar factory. Mr.. White, the den
AS list, halls from Salem, Oregon, an
at comes we'll recommended
nd Mr.. B B. Day, who has q ranc
ri. on the South Fork of the Weise
u was in town Sunday He came dow
re. to meet his wife and two childrt
% who came in from Walla Wall
ire
in They expect to remain in the Upp
1t Council valley during the remand
JUS
me of the winter.
to
40 To drive away dull care, smoke Il
= fragrant Supreme Judge Cigar.
The best line of Mems Furnishil
Goods at prices to knock out /
les competition can be found at
re- One Price Cash Store.
81 Tryour ''Lion" Tea, equal to Sch
JUS ling's, for less money. Weiser Mer. c
Never buy until you ask the pric
rus at the Cast Iron Grocery.
tch
cle II is a fixed and immutable law that
res have good sound health. one must Ina
pure. rich and abundant blood. There
no shorter nor surer route than by cou
of DeWitt's Sarsaparilla. Jenney tS "
, ve terhOuse.
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