The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15

HOoeSt IN kf0v3efa.
Miss Jennie Iieazle. who left here
about month ago 70 visit the
Worlds Fair arrived homo wcdneS-
day and reports having had most
interesting time ~ it while away.
While In ST. Louis she was af the
fair grounds nearly every day from
an early TO a late hour. bat sine re-
marked that II would have taken her
a year 10 have lost her Interest In
the wonderful displays. From 81.
Louis siic went down the Missixxit pt
as far as Memphis and was AZ he
races when Lou Dillon made her rec
ord breaking tiaie. While In Ten
ncssee she went cut on cotton plan
lation ard for the first time saw cot
ton on .'the trees" as she calls the
stalks. She gathered and brought
home with her soine OF the bursted
balls. with the white fleecy ibre pro-
trading, which IL quite curiosity 10
moSt persons here.
On her return trip. Miss Jennie
stopped over In Denver and Colorado
Springs; went To the top OF Pixies
Peak aud visited Cripple Greek and
Victor. She also spent day In Salt
Lake, taking In the sights OF that
beautiful city,
Il During all her travels Miss iIearie
was dressed In men's attire as she
, does much Of the time al home.
. While travelling she appears TO
, strangers a bright, natty hooking
, youth OF about ~ years with genteei
manners and an air of ho~ 10 get
, over the world without assistance or
, advice. She conducts herself modest
IL aud quietly and has none uf the
a manners OF the fresh youths one
. often meets with while travelling or
at home. She ID a persistent travel.
er. having, since she tirst left her
j. home IN North Ireland eight years
! ago at the age Of bout 10 years, cfcS.
!. sea the Atlantic aye times She
!. came here first to visit relatives,
\ staid ave months and then retnrned
home, coming hack year later 10
remain, but making another visit %
her old home since. Her INCLINATION
y To assume mascalInity Ia manner,
dress ana occupation was for some
se time an embarrassment 10 her reia.
4. tiyrs who ar. counted among ths
IN best and nost respected people, bul
ad her department being always cx'
~ amplary and her energy aud lnjustr,
untiring and her determination q
A., adopt manly ways aud vncationi
=, amounting TO d passion, she was prr
mitted 10 have her own way, AM
everybody soon learned 10 accept hs'
parpose a. well as 10 respect hef
II. Except that she adopts masculin
Nh apparel and does mems work. st'
has the nodesty aud manner Of
"A. young girl. As an evidence OF he
en- Industry she has not only been abl
er 10 pay all the travelling expenses n
ire CURED ia Eer na. sTous trips. bu
she has purchased pfopas,y OF th
other nrirs 10 their former homo !
'"' Ireland for which. from q statstnen
's' made here years ago by one of be
~, uncles. she had up Ia that time eaif
y" ed the money and paid them ss,oo
w. She Is young woman OF no smal
feminine accomplishments, being .
excellent pianist, iine pcninan an
bo accountant. A. an instance OF hs
In. versatility. sbr not long since wer
AN 10 notary public and requested his
hi 10 draw up an aridaslt for her
ans sign relating To business transa'
ion tion sone Of her friends In Iseian
"A requested from her The notary, m
Ia understanding the nature OF the caS
10 began asking questions 80 that
,m. might mako II In proper form. -
ted interrupted bim by asking for pe'
No ell and paper, sat down and quick
all wrote out copy Of what she wants
he In good legal form and phrase.
Iate The foregoing sketch of sn exceiiel
,uld aud industrious young woman
ne, written because her ececntrsriti
,een have brought upon her an unsnsiat
,een notority, having caused her 10 ,
come the subject OF sensational pa
ara and highly illustrated articles In :
n is big metropolitan daiiics in ~hi
,ocs both artists and writers have displa
ov. ed most fapriful issaginations.
ana Silver gity Nugget.