The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-15

Auesoay night q fellow was ] hald
oy bold bad man over near ~
brewery and relieved of X cant ~
What cold, cruel world this is.
Mrs Minnie Tornpsw, who has been
visiting il the city with ralst; ~
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Safer, left Thur
day afternoon for her home near vaIa
Miss Matilda Moser and mother q
rived in the city Thursday after,oon
from Council and left yesterday for
an extended visit at Humboldt, Ten. |
nessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Davis re-
turned home yesterday afternoon
from an extended and pleasant visit
to st. Louis, and with relatives at
points in Kansas and Nebraska.
Rev. Father L. @. Godschalx hss
returned to Weiser from an extendad
visit to his old home in Berlicnm
Holland. He reports most eniov.
able visit. He will resume his work
In st. Agnes church here where his
numerous friends welcome his return
Mrs. Hanz Korup was taken to the
hospital at Baker City yesterday
morning where she will undergo an
operation for appendicitis. She was
accompanied by her husband. her
mother, Mrs. Sam Atchison, and Dr.
Shirley.
Fred S. Meyers arrived in the CITY
Thursday afternoon from Warren
where he has been looking after his
mining interests. He will return to
his home at Richmond, virinia, for
! the winter.
b. u. Stayner, general manager of
the Portland Trading Co., arrived in
the city from the west Wednesday
and left Thursday morning for Land
ore to look after the company's inter
ests there. He reports everything
progressing very satisfactorily in all
departments.
| j. G. Audrey and wife and j. H.
McLachlen and wife of LaGrande
were among city arrivals Thursday
afternoon. They are here on bust
ness and pleasure visit and are look
ing over the valley. Mr.. McLach-
len was formerly deputy sheriff Of
( Union county.
4 Mrs. NJ. A. Daily and children de-
parted Wednesday afternoon for Bis
bee, Arizona, to join Mr.. Daily, who
is reported to be working in a large
saw mill near that place. At Chey
enne Mrs. Daly's father will NEE
them and take her daughter Mildred
with him to his home in Logan, Iowa
I Several Weiser ladies are in Bois'
attending the Fifth Annual Meeting
of Idaho Second District Federation
of Woman's Clubs. Among them ar
Mrs. Festus Foster, president of tn
federation; Miss Jane Slocum, Mes
danes H. Haas, H. G. Taylor, Mum
bers, Waterhouse, E. A. Paddock, d
@. Nevin., E. D. Ford, Frank Harris
. A. G. Butterfeld, HI. Sommercamp
I L. Churchill.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
M. w. Strouse will regret to lear
: that Mrs. Strouse is quite i'll at 81
, Vincent's hospital in Portland, q
j the result of an operation performe
e recently for large tumor in the lei
side. She made the journey frol
Port Simpson, B. c., where MI
Strouse now is, to receive propt
!, treatment. The operation was ver
:, successful, and all hope for h'
speedy recovery.
~ Some miscreant broke into ii
ia clothing store of W. F. Sommercan
at the old Weiser Nero. Co. stan
"a last Tuesday night, but nothing WI
n taken. The thief gained an entran'
through back window and the on
thing disturbed about the store vi
Ii the cash register which was broke
3 open with an ak. Bill is thinkll
le seriously of putting on night shi
"a to handle the increasing business,
n IL won't be necessary for night Gu
TONERS to crawl through rear WI
g. dow. They will be warmly welcom
IL through the front door.
ie Lulu Stanhope, st. Louis;