The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-06-11

Inc LADIES OF the Baptist church
Will serve lunch and ice cream july
4th.
Tim Regan of Boise has been in
the city on business for two or three
days.
ID. Rannels, one Of the proprietors
of the Sapbria mills, was in the city
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs Frank Korup went to Payette
Sunday afternoon to visit friends and
relatives for week or two
Jim Kelly and wife of Portland
are in the city visiting Mr. Kelly's
parents-Mayor Kelly and wife.
Mrs. James Gerwick returned
Saturday afternoon from a pleasant
trip with relatives and friends on
Mann creek
A piano with pianola attachment
has been placed in the Mint saloon.
1t is a novelty here and attracts q
great deal of attention from lovers
of music.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church will give lawn party at the
parsonage Thursday evening. Ice
cream and cake will be served. Ev-
eryone is invited
The reception for the teachers has
been postponed until Friday even
/. ing the 18th Miss French was
. called to Moscow and will not be in
s Weiser until next week.
: Gerry Snow, who has been pur-
8 chasing cattle in the northern part
y of the county for the Utah & Colo.
RADIO cattle company, loaded 110C
!, head IF cattle at Ontario Monday.
e M. Alexander's store in this cit,
was closed Saturday and renamed
y so until after the funeral of Mr.
j, Alexander's daughter, which tool
IS place at Boise Sunday afternoon
W. H. Kent, well.known miner
It who has been employed by Jacl
l. Ennor on his mining properties il
t, Malheur, county, Oregon, left Tues
day afternoon for jerome, Arizona
J. to remain.
t. Chester Taylor, who graduates
d from the high school at Payette, en-
IS tertalned the members of his elias
at his home in this city Friday even
# ing. Prof. and Mrs. Albert of ths
,, place we're also guests.
a w. H. Kearney Of Seattle, tn
a. mining expert sent here by Seattl
I'd and Spokane mining men to exam
inc properties in the Heath distric
at returned Sunday from Spokan,
en- where he was called by the peop
xt he represents.
re .Thos. j. Walton and wife, no
T. residenta of St. Louis, former res
dents of Weiser, and still owner {
20 considerable real estate in this viciI
ne ity is in the city, Mr. Walton wi
MT remain two or three weeks lookir
I'll after his property.
n On Wednesday evening, June 18t
Prof W. R. Siders, who is one
as the instructors at the teachers j
n, stitute, Will deliver an address at Il
al, opera house on evidences and N
lis cessities of an Education. F." The pu
yer lie is invited to hear him, and it
lis hoped that the house will be file
Marion Crowell and wife, Of Mea
er, ows, are in the city. Mr.. Grove
OF who is one of the proprietors of I
OPP Council and Meadows mail and sta
er- line, reports heavy travel betwe
lth those points. He reports the W.
~n rem trail open the entire distance, a
many persons en- route TO the gre
en- camp.
ad Mr.. w. K. Allen, of Newber
re- Ore. was in the city Monday. N
ais Allen is the patentee of the dryi
re- apparatus in use in the Weiser eva
ms orator. He Is here for the purpt
md of purchasing the fruit crop OF
BPS G.. Butterfeld, James Fisher, Wei
Land & Improvement Company a
70 other large fruit rsisers. Mr.. AL
for is also negotiating for lease OF
drror nrovidino he secures the II