The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-01-28

cal nemeuy TOT Tie Aiuneys, Ut Jeu-
ney & Warehouses;.
F. B. Gault, superintendent of the
Moscow University, was in Weiser
the first of the week Il
Miss Minnie Hanthorn, 7. G. Gal
loway and V. D. Hannah returned
from Boise, Tuesday.
The press throughout the country
speaks very highly of Prof. Massie's
ability as a Hypnotist.
Mrs. Marion Johnston returned
Tuesday from Albany, Oregon, after
several weeks absence.
Prof Massie, the Hypnotist, will
give free entertainment in Weiser
tonight See hand bills.
Bouncing Betty, "B' Supper and
Bazaar at the Opera house, Saturday,
February 18TH Don't miss it.
The new fixtures for Milt Canary's
barber shop, second door from the
postofice, has arrived and is being
put in place.
Everything with which to furnish
the new Weiser hotel arrived few
days ago and is being arranged pre-
paratory to opening.
We are pleased to note that Mr..
Hettingcr, who recently went to the
hospital at Boise, is rapidly recover
ing and is expected home any day
Mrs. } B. Coakley entertained a
few friends Saturday eve in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Shaw, Of Cald-
we'll They returned home yesterday.
Members of the Weiser Athletic
Club are considering the proposition
of giving Minstrel performance in
the near future to swell the Clubs
exchcquer. Il
The drug store of Jenney & Water
house now presents quite q museum
like appearance, having on display
quite a variety of specimens of the
skill of Mr.. Bolon, our taxidermist.
H A. Crowell, our popular butter
man, has leased his farm west oil
town to his brother recently from
Illinois. We have not learned what
H. A. intends doing, but hope he
will remain with us. II
The new bill board, opposite Nor.
ris Sommer's store, now displays the
bills of the Georgia University Grad
yates to be ut the Opera house mex
Monday night. Watch this bill boart
for all coming attractions.
Regular services mt the Congrega
tional church next Sunday mornin.
and evening. At the evening servic,
Rev. A. g. Upton, the pastor, vii
resume his series of sermons on ''Es
sentals of Character. Everyon
cordially invited.
We neglected to mention in GU
last issue that Bishop Talbot, o
! tins diocese, arrived here soone
than was anticipated He arrived o
the 18th inst on the noon train an,
departed in the evening. Service
were held Immediately after his al
rival. "
Mr. Ingram, the cattle buyer VIII
; shipped 5 carload of cattle to Benton
, Iowa, few days ago, will ship al
e other carload Saturday to the sam
I place. The interesting feature 0
this shipment is, that in one part o
the car separate from the cattle wi
t be two deer, doe and buck, on
of which was purchased from partie
:. on the Flat and the other from til
upper country. b
Workman has introduced q bill
= compel women to take off their hal
t in theatres. Now ladies, just sho
: the unmannerly brute that it is III
necessary to pass any laws to fore
; you to anything of the kind. Hea
5 him off by leaving your big hats
e home or taking them off at the sho
: next Monday night. The seats he
4 are all on level and it is easier
obstruct the view Of others tbs
where each tier of seats are raise
above the one in front. Al
u The two deer, which have he,
Il kept at Matthews & Hauntz's fec
IT corral, have attracted considerab
attention. When first put in the
new quarters, the buck, after viewir
IS the surroundings, ATTEMPTED to r.
- gain his freedom through a part
# opened door which was held by NJ
n Matthews. The result was, in reil
G. ing up on its hind feet to make
lump. the deer struck Mr. MATTHEW
&c in the face with one of its fore fee
in6icting two or three minor wound