The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-09-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs. Al Watkins, who has beer
seriously ill for several weeks, was
reported much worse Yesterday after
noon
John G. Rogers has gone tc
Helena, Montana, where he is In.
terested in placer mining property
with G, S. Fosselman
The members of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church oil
this city, rendered the new members
of the League and Congregation OF
the Methodist church, reception
last evening. 1t was held at the
church. More than 60 invitations
were issued.
tA~Mrs. Allie Gilderoy and Mrs.
Frank Lund left Wednesday after
noon for Caldwell. Their mother,
Mrs. Jobe, whose home is at that
place, is seriously ill with paralysis
of the brain, and but little hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
~ Elmer Rock had a narrow escape
from serious injury Wednesday after
noon. He was riding on his wheel
when he was run into by teamster.
Mr.. Rock was knocked off the wheel
and narrowly escaped being run over,
while his wheel was put out of bus.
mess for keeps.
A. W. Talkington, a prominent
citizen of Grangeville, came in this
week over the Meadows-Grangeville
stage line. Mr.. darlington is a
delegate from Mt Idaho Lodge, A.
F. & A. NJ, to the Masonic State
Grand lodge in session at Boise.
Mr.. Talklngton will probably return
home via Thunder Mountain.
y DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Easter and baby
have returned from San Francisco and
Oakland, Cal. after most pleasant
visit with relatives. The doctor has
opened his dental parlers and is
ready to fill your teeth, make bridges
and crowns by the latest methods
known to the dental profession.
! Miss Bess Mereness, of Glidden,
Iowa, who has been selected as a
teacher of the Meadows school, left
Weiser Thursday morning to assume
charge of it. Miss Mereness is a
very attractive young lady, and
some of the young gentlemen of
Meadows will suffer loss of their
heart.
6. W. Jones, formerly of Mann
'reek, who was released recently
rom The Salem, Oregon, insane
'sylum, is advertising dates for
ectufes to be delivered by him re-
5arding that institution. He saws
is he'll on earth, and an abomina-
ion in the sight of the Lord, and
lie proposes to show it up in its true
ight
John Burns has just completed the
tone foundation for Mrs. NJ f.
ommercamp's new residence. and
egun work on the foundation of the
ne to be built by James Sommer-
amp adjoining. They are each ]
ox4o feet, one story in height.
hey will be built on Perrault street :
dloining the residence of VIM i
ommercamp on the west.
The rector of st. Luke's returned 4
'om attendance at the Convocation 4
! Boise, on Thursday evening s
ishop Funston appointed him sec z
'tary of the jurisdiction He ex- !
ects to preach twice on Sunday ,
the usual times of service and \
opes to meet large Congregations :
t the evening service lie. will have R
'mething to say of the proceedings F
Convocation. 4
Weiser Academy will open Tues. B
~ September %, The coming .
'ar promises to be the brightest in y
e history of the institution. The p
tendance from Welser aud the N
'unty will be larger than ever he l
re, and the attendance of puniIs =
ON outside the county, Judging L
ON Inquiries received, and letters
ON those who have slgnided their r.