The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-02-06
Cambridge.

The most popular man in Cambridge
today is Morton Nelson, the coal man
Thermometer has been 16 degrees be-
zero
Harry Potter, the tonsorial artist Of
this place, is suffering with inflammatory
rheumatism in his left arm and hand.
Miss Pearl Vale, assistant teacher in
our school, has been quite sick for a few
days making it necessary to employ an
other to take her place until she RECEIVERS.
Mr.. Fairburn from Philadelphia is
stopping at the Hotel Hogadone His
father who accompanied him as far as
this place, has gone to the Heath district
TO look after mining interests.
Mr.. VIM Fox, of Indian Valley, has
gone to Boise on a mining deal.
Mrs. Ada Percifield Killoran has ar
rived in Cambridge from Salmon river
where she has been living, but will
spend the remainder of the winter with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ward have sold
their farm near Cambridge failed to learn
selling price.
Miss Jessie Wilkerson has gone to
Indian Valley where she will visit her
sister.
Mrs. VIM Allen who accompanied
her niece, Miss Wallace, from Mann
creek, visited there a few days, and re-
turned home bringing another niece and
nephew with her
Messrs. Hendel and Allan Childers got
into an alteration a few days ago. Ar
rests followed and our legal talent will be
called into action on the case in the near
| future.
\ Mr.. Wallop. the British horse buyer
received 80 horses at this place. Duke
Jewell went to the Meadows to receive
horses for the same man on the 2Sth of
Jan.
Mr.. John Price, of Sturgil Bar, won the
handsome gold watch, rallied of by the
Shepherd Bros on the oath
i Mr.. j. S. Mcpherson and Mr.. Smithers
have gone to Stegl Bar to secure more
horses for the cavalry.
Notwithstanding the nclemency of the
weather the Woodlands dance last week
was a success. The lovely music by the
Carr Bros, of Weiser. The dainty sup
per served by Mr.. Moran of the Star
restaurant All served to make the
event; one of the most enjoyable of the
season.
4 The juveniles have been trying to outdc
their elders the past week by series OF
parties all their own.
Miss Mabel Huddeson was surprised
Saturday evening by her Young friends
and several other small affairs of which
| failed to get the particulars.
VIM Hogadone entertained the high
FIVE club Tuesday evening.
Mr.. VIM Allison entertained number
of her young friends at her home Thurs
day evening last. The light fantastic
was the amusement of the evening and {
good time In general reported by all.
Jan 80
The amusement of the day for old anC
young is sleigh riding.
Mr. Butcher hasa fine cutter which will
} be drawn for as sooG as the tickets arr
disposed of.
Mrs Spragues' son arrived on monday
} train from Boise.
Mrs. Landsen's father and mother from
! Indian valley are visiting her.
Jessie Wilkerson of Cam bridge is visit
ing her sister in Indian valley
! Mr.. Lou Garden expects to leave 70
the upper valleys today where he hope
to establish several Woodmen of tn
World lodges.
Rev Muscle was called home to Cald-
well suddenly on account Of sickness !
! his family.
, Rev. Cook wears q smiling face thes
days. The cause is a new 10 pound boy
! born January Both.
? Moran's new hotel will soon be read
for the plastererss, i. b :. /. !. IS.
! Jim Campbell. Jim > ewel snd pnef
? the Carswell boys started To- Thundt
Mountain ThursdaysS They expect 4
) make part of the distance by means (
Z dog and hand sleighs ifsls, 7s.i, (
Duke Jewell got a telegram from tt
! horse buyer, Mr.. Wallup, that he woul
: receive at this point FEBRUARY 10th instea
of the 10Th as first announced.
! Harry Potter is still suffering with il
Z fiamitory rhumetism.
=. c. Walburgh and Frank Andrews pas
! ed through en- rout for Thunder Noun
: ain district. They have their dogs ar
: sleighs with them to make the trip ov'
! the mountains Jan. "a