The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-23

w. A. Beavers has purchased an :
interest In the Mint Saloon OF 5.
Rounds, and has bought of A. b.
Anderson the dwelling house occu-
pied by Mr.. Abrey.
W. W. Pritchett has been recon-
mended by Republican National
Committeeman Standrod for re-
appointment as postmaster for this
place, and the recommendation will
no doubt be favorably acted upon by
President Roosevelt.
Jolly Della Pringle and company
of 20 people arrived in town this
morning and will play at the opera
tonight, and Friday and Saturday
nights. Price so and 80 cents
Children 25. Band concert at !
o'clock p. m. each day.
We regret to announce that reports
from the sick bed Of Mrs Aubrey q
Butter6eld are not as hopeful as we
would wish. Nervous prostration is
the maladv against which she is con
tending. We earnestly trust our
hopes and not our fears will yet be
finally realized.
Bradley Edmunson and wife came
f down from his ranch near Cambridge.
/ Mr.. Edlnunson returned home Tues
t day. Mrs. Il. will remain in Weiser
a for medical treatment, she has been
in poor health for some time. We
trust she may be able to return tc
i, her home soon fully restored tc
= health.
d Kalos Circle gave social Tuesday
q evening to the brother Woodmer
l. and few invited friends. They
It had a nice program and served lunch
at about 10 O. clock Then all PLAYED
games and had good social tim
, until quite late The ladies will Civ
NJ one of these socials each month S
that they will will all become bette
20 acquainted with each other.
III Mrs. A. Hermany entertained
III few lady friends last Thursday after
noon at a luncheon. After lunc
- which was served at 80 the ladit
!, played high five until 8 p. m Fir
100 prize, china cream pitcher, WI
,is won by Mrs James Coakley and tt
H. BOBBY prize, little pair of k
nd hootees, by Mrs n M. Hamilton
q Those presents were Mesdames Goa
ley, Ashby, N M. HAWTHORN, Sha'
han, of Payette; Wilkerson, Whet
I'LL house, Kimball, Audley Smith, Star
III NJ. E. Sommercamp, H. j. Sol
ne mercamp, W. W. Riggs, Abry, Be
'ne ton, Drake, Shanwald, Graham,
anu M. Harvey and Miss Lockwood.
was
- John Henry Barrows, D. D
L. D., president of Oherlin COLES
is distinguished visitor in Wei
'ion today Tonight he gives lect'
ny in the Congregational church on
iOs' subject "World Pilgrimages, W
ina' Experiences Serious and Not
oo- Serious" DR.. Barrows is
0oiO known as one Of the originators
'eon the Worlds Parliament of Rellgl
7ny' at the Columbian Exposition
was president of that body.
st. coming has been a source of m
bap- pleasure to our citizens. He col
four here from Salt Lake City engs
vded ment and goes direct to San Fl
was CISCO.
vice The strong engineering firm
iaJ Utter d Luck mas uiSsoiNeo pai'
on ship, but the members will re
the adjoining rooms and maintain c
sub and friendly relations. Mr.. l
and will confine himself to the var
branches of engineering, but
rance Utter has taken up new I'M
I
v all addition. He has organized
riches Weis.r Mining, Engineering
ented Development Co., which Will en-
istian in the development of mines
9th agricultural lands. Jas. Mana
If the member of the company, is no.
II tbe the Thunder Mountain district
c;nitv inc claims that he had prevl'
pastor prospected. Mr.. Utter is pres
rmon- of the new company, ana his
4.,;,,, for intpOritV