The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-02
The Churchill Drug Co. have on

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photograph of child's throat show
ing development of diphtheria in
several stages aud the marked i'm
provement which follows the use of
Mum ford's AntitoXine. This photo
is of unusual interest," at this time
and it is well worth looking at
On Christmas Day occurred the
marriage of Mr. George Dean and
Miss Mamie Harris. The ceremony
was performed by Justice G. d.
Sanders at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs w. P. Harris, parents of the
bride The groom is the junior
partner in the harness and saddlery
firm of Harris & Dean and is a most
exemplary young man.
N Two little girls named Smith and
Altman stole about $25 worth of
millinery goods from the resi-
residence of Mrs Sharai while the
family were away Christmas Day
About all the goods were recovered.
The children we're given good
lecture by County Attorney Lovejoy.
1t is to be hoped that their parents
will keep closer watch on them here
after
avery thing indicates that the
diphtheria outbreak in Weiser will
be checked through the prompt and
effective quarantine regulations put
in force. No new cases are report
ed and there has been sufficient time
if there were probability of spread
The Lockwood boy is convalescent.
One of the Haas children, the boy,
is out OF bed, but the girl is still in
serious condition.
The report of the bazaar commit
tee OF ST. Alphonsus hospital at
Boise shows the total receipts to
have been $2773 %; expenses,
$239.72 leaving the net receipts
$2533. 81. Mrs. Alfred Eoff, chair
man of the committee, writes the
Signal that the ladies of Weiser did
} so much toward making the benefit a
7 success that the committee is more
2 than grateful to them.
Geo. A. Shocks, manager of the
Weiser Record at the time it went
I up in flames, has been successful in
r suit against the city of Anaconda,
{ aud in few days expects a draft
for the amount of the Judgment
$2750. Mr. Shocks, while riding 6
D bicycle on the streets of that place
n four years ago, ran against stone
. and was. severely injured. He ha:
been in Weiser for some time will
his family.
IN We congratulate the Weiser Sigma
+ upon the handsome and uniqu,
" Christmas number sent out from
n that office last week. The cove
pages are handsome enough to han!
upon the walls of a drawing room
!, The paper contains a splendid maj
p showing various routes to Thunde
mountain, and well written article
presenting Weisers claims as th
gateway to. the great Idaho COL
fields. -Payette Independent.
N Arthur Clarence, son of Mr. an
II Mrs. G. A Waters, died on Satur
% day, December 20 For the pas
two years he has been afflicted wit
If that dreadful malady, diabetes, an
his death was caused by that disease
70 The deceased, a young man of niue
promise, would have been Is year
> old had he lived until January z
-, The body was buried in the Weise
cemetery. Much sympathy is fe
for the afflicted family.
The school board has engage
Prof Quarles of Boise as principal {
the public shoots in place of Pro
Kimball. The latter gentleman ha
= resigned, the board feeling that h
discipline was not satisfactory. A
the new principal has spent tv
ur years at West Point it is though
ly that he will be able to master I'll
as situation Prof Kimball is high
Id regarded by all who have watche
in his work here, being an able instruc