The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-08


A limb heavily laden with plums
and grown in the yard Of Mrs. Olds
in West Weiser, was presented to The
Signal yesterday The fruit was Of a
rich golden color, sweet and juicy
Many thanks.
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs
Glaze will regret to know that Mrs
Glaze is no better Her condition
remains about the same, and the ont
look for her speedy recovery are very
discouraging.
In our advertising columns today
will be seen the advertisement of the
Grumiaux News and Subscription %.
This company is thoroughly reliable.
and the opportunity offered is worth
investigating.
The cha.rnen OF all fair commit
tees will meet at the home of Mrs.
Numbers, Monday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. This being the last meet
ing 1t is most important that all
members be present.
Ed. Stiverson returned from Baker
City Thursday morning and will
preach at the Brethren church tomor-
row at IL m. and 1880 p. m.
Morning theme will be "Believers in
the Spirit;'' evening "Pure Relig-
ion."
Ben Hopper, accompanied by his
wife and son, drove down from Cam
J bridge Tuesday for few days visit
Ben has disposed of his business inter
este there and will probably remove
to Weiser to look after his cattle and
other interests.
Revival meeting will commence al
the chapel west of town tomorrow al
IL a. M, Ed. A. ]. Now preaching
the first three evenings. Ed. Silver
son will go out and preach on Wed
nesdsy evening and continue for some
\ time. Evening services will com
mence at 7:30.
Wednesday Afternoon E. 81. Dundss
superintendent of construction of thu
American Bridge Co., arrived in the
| city from Salt Lake with crew ant
began Thursday afternoon to complies
the steel work. Those in the part.
we're Park Norman, W. s. Casey
@. Baptiste and @. 81. Walton. Mr.
Walton is accompanied by Mrs. Wal
t ton. The party are stopping at tn
Weiser.
A little excitement was creates
Wednesday night when the fire depart
q ment was called out TO squelch small
fire at the steam laundry. Fortunate
lly the blaze, which had started In tn
boiler room, was discovered and mir
ped before any damage was done
1.-THE fire department responded nobly
but probably the best run was mad
Q by Ike Loe of Meadows and Ben HoI
s Der, when they butted into the woo
warehouse.
Is VIM. McBrstney, the undertakes
q recently received and now has in opel
alton a patent lowering device Il
lowering baskets in the grave. III
: machine performs its work perfectl
y and does away with the aid OF pa
bearers In performing the last So
rites to the departed. The machiI
le is of the most improved pattern al
3 is the very finest made. 1t was fir
a used in the Weiser cemetery at u
burial of James Church.
/. The Rev. Pembroke W. Reed
lg Payette, will preach morning al
m evening at the Episcopal church ne
Sunday = tomorrow. Services
- Evening Prayer will begin at hs
: past seven. The public will kind
~ note this change of time. Rev. Re
: was graduated this year at the The
logical Seminary in Virginia. he
j. TAYLOR goes to Payette to conduct Sc
m vices tomorrow at that place, whl
IS. Rev Reed will fill his regular 9
l. gagement here.
G. The ladies of Kalos Circle gave
be very pleasant evenings entertainme
i'd last Tuesday evening at the ODD Fl
d. lows Hall. Quite a number we
:. present and all had most en]oyal
;. time. The evening was spent al pi
!. pressive dominoes at the conciusi
" of which coffee, cake and sandwich
" we're served. The ladies' PRIZE
handsome cup and saucer, was awai
IL ed TO Mrs. Connaughton. The gent
of man g prize, also a cup and sauc'
lis was won by Mr.. Mackey. IL Is !
'et intention of the ladies to give 'n'
entertainments every two weeks