The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-12-20

Rev. F. q. Boylan, Congregational
minister, who was with us for over a
month, has gone to Cambridge 10 locate
as it is a better point for his individual
work. He intends building a church
there.
The muddy roads and damp weather
have formed trust on kerosene, and
dry wood. Hay and sugar can hardly be
had at any price.
This gloomy weather has had a tend
ency to foster the "blue" nature in the
animate creatures, but it became shade
darker when our townsmen heard the re-
port that the site of the station house
would be one and one-half miles farther
north, but an agreement between all
parties concerned, places the location
east of town one quarter OF mile. The
R. R. company proposed to donate the
lumber to be used in constructing side
walk from the depot 10 the plaza II the
town would do the work.
Mr., Matthias of Warrens, is in town
looking after his property interests here.
Arrangements are being made to build
an M. e. Church here next summer
Such work as can be d, ne this winter
will be executed.
| The large pile of rock around the town
we'll has been thrown in the mud holes
and used on the street crossings, making
it much better for the pedestrians to get
around.
Mr.. Harry Within is teaching school
on Hornet.
The saloon run by Kenser & Adding
ton, has closed down.
Miss Nellie Connaughton who has
taught a successful term Of school on
Hornet this fall, is now staying with her
mother as her work is finished.
Prof. Lee, after renewing acquaint-
ances here, returned home to Weiser
Mrs. Bolten of Payette, returned home
Saturday after being a guest OF Mrs
Watson for three weeks.
Mr.. Bert Lane has completed one of thu
largest barns in this vicinity being abou
4Ox60
Mr. Joslin, Jr., of Salubria, is visiting
his uncle, T. B. Blggerstaff.
Mrs. Will Glenn has been sick nearl,
all fall, but now is able to be around, al
though very weak from her protracte'
illness.
= 1t is reported that our village is to hav
a paper soon.
Warren Taylor and wife started
Pavette last Sunday with wagon an
team, intending 10 be gone week
two,
Judge Perrill was visitor in Cuprul
the last few days
Joe Connaughton has come down frol
the Devils where he was working.
Mrs. Ayers, formerly Miss Levens
the happy mother Of baby boy.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Rinehear
a girl
Miss Edna Wisdom and Mr.. John Ke
Ter were married on Dec. 18th. by judy
Rineheart. 1t was surprise to many
D. her friends who had no thought OF h
matrimonial intentions.
But Cupid's unsuspicious darts
Like gentle zephyrs blow,
And bear perfume upon the heart,
4 OF many times we do not know"
Chas. Killoran and Frank James
Salubria, called on Mr.. G. B. Morris'
on their wav to Salmon River.
ce A literary society has been organic
here and meets every Friday evenin
The older people have started it for T.
- benefit of their children who will re-
compound interest on their efforts if tn
90 into it with whole soul, and ha
thus far demonstrated that principle
q literary program followed by a debate,
v, the order of the exercise. Considerat
"sparing' takes place, but it is all
good nature. Mr.. Cossett is presidel
Mr. Carroll, Jr. is secretary and n
Kenser, sergeant-at-arms.
Mrs. Zlnk. Mrs. Kreigbaum and M
Maggie Morrison are on the sick list w
bad colds.
John o. Peters and family are n
s., living in their new house on the Mos
fat. and with its green coat OF pal
makes fine appearance.
The last Christmas of the clos
's' century is to be appropriately celebra
with the usual custom tree, witt