The Teton peak-chronicle., 1904-12-29
MARNSNILLE.
Mr.. Nc Harris and family spent
Christmas in Lewiston.

James H. Wilson and wife went
to Smithfield to eat Christmas din
ner with relatives.
Some of Our boys came up from
Rexburg to spend Christmas with
friends and relatives.
An 'Old Folks" party will be
held here Monday night, which
will no doubt be largely attended.
Miss Wilson. daughter of our
esteemed townsman Elias Wilson,
came up Friday to spend the holi-
days with her father.
There will be drawing at the
Barrett store in the near future.
There is some dissatisfaction as to
the method of the drawing.
The Chester Dramatic company
will favor Marysville with a play
during the holidays. We bespeak
a good attendance for them when
they come.
Two or three cases have been
arranged before Judge Wood for
hearing this week. infringement
on the village ordinances, too much
whisky and bad blood is the prob
able cause.
The drawing at the drug store for
Tho doll woo x,orx, cot; ;cfoC+Orx, o,,I
fair. Miss Emma Gooch was the
lucky winner of the much coveted
prize. The number that drew the
doll was 2443.
The carpenters will soon com
mence on the new stage front il
the hall and also a choir stand
when completed we can accommo
date any travelling troupe which
may come here.
: Friday and Saturday were ''re(
: letter. days for our merchants
: Main street was crowded from early
morning until late in the evening
with teams. They were laying il
Christmas goods.
A son of our fellow townsman
!, Mr.. Joseph Baker, has shipped il
.. a nice band of horses from Los
River, and will winter them her
and very likely sell them in tn
spring to people here.
Mrs. P. D. Macarthur left for he
old home in Utah the first of tn
week. Dunk is keeping batcl
E during her absence and is having
!, good time all by his little lonely
while the Mrs. is away.
! Jas. H. Mason was in the cit
d last Thursday and Friday deliver
ing books previously ordered b,
n his patrons. He took in the dane
g Friday night and returned to hi
S home in Parker. Saturday.
d L. B. Reynolds has moved int
his new addition to the "Reynold
House." where the weary travele
may find warm and comfortabl
II home awaiting him after col
y, ride from the county seat.
It has showed for two days, NAL
Of ing sleighing ideal. The boys al
!. jubilant, and the merry jingle
the bells may be heard on ever
sc street, mingled with the merr
or laughter of Our fair sons an
st daughters.
9. Perry CRUDE, better known ;
n "Parson CRUDE" made fyin
lo trip to the county seat last Frlda.
and one young lady remarked th
as it was to get the necessary perm
to get "hitched We have not y
b. learned whether he "got hitched
It. or baked.
w. A. Barrett is feeding l.
be head of hogs on his farm near tov
H. and will put them on the mark
70 as soon as the prices advance to h
ne notion. He certainly has a II
or pen of porkers and will realize
or nice sum from them if the pric
ne advance little.
he
he Pete Wilson and Alma Lars
nj will move their sawmill down al
ms put it I'D north of Marysville. III
+lv will be boon to the farmers dl
ing the winter as they can get c
logs and have them sawed enabll
them to get their own lumber.
&c will be strictly custom mill.
nd The Vernon Sunday School ht
oy- their Christmas exercises on No
dav in order to give as many OF
people as possible an opportun
mp to attend. A large number OF LIZ
er- and Vernon people attended
ted Marvsville exercises on Saturo
not night, and the weather was abb
vas the coolest of the season the tn
vas mometer registering 20 degrees
the low zero.