The Teton peak-chronicle. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1904-1952, 1905-01-05
MARYSVILLE.


Jan. 2.-In this locality we have
had one continual round Of parties,
both for old and young during the
holidays, and as a whole everyone
has enjoyed themselves.
Clarence Sheppard had the mis-
fortune to get his left leg broken
last Friday about $50 o'clock,
while skidding logs for the Fogg
& Co. S saw mill. The logs on the
skidds gave way and he only saved
himself from being badly crushed
by herculean strength, and holding
a large log with one arm until help
reached him. He was brought to
town as quickly as possible, where
DIR. Young was in readiness for
such emergencies and the fracture
was soon set.
Mr.. Brown of Salt Lake, repre-
senting the Deseret News, was here
last week and called on a number
of cur people.
A social was given at the home
of our worthy postmistress, Mrs.
J. J. Hendricks, prior to the depart
ure of her husband for the mission
airy service. There were about so
people present who enjoyed a good
supper presided over by Mrs. Hen
bricks and her charming daughters,
Misses Cynthia and Nettie. After
everybody had eaten all they could
songs, speeches ETC., was the order
of the evening. OF course Hall
was there and supplied one room
with songs while Jim Harris en-
tertained another room of old
ladies. We are informed that the
festivities were kept up until chore
time next morning All wished
MI. Hendricks success in his labor.
The we'll drillers are again in
our midst. They are at work at the
home of Mr.. F. II. Britton, the
hardware man, and are busy
pounding hole in the ground in
order to get water.
Friday, Juel ]. Hendricks left for
the northwestern states mission
field to be gone at least IS months.
We wish him we'll while away.
Lyman Harris was sent by JUS
tice Wood to the county Jail in
default of $4.75 fine. He return
ed Saturday. Marshal Egbert took
him down to the county seat.
The event of the season was
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. f.
I. Britton on Saturday evening,
Dec. 81. A few friends were there
to see the last of 1904 and the first
of 1905. TIL large furniture store
was cleared for dancing, the floor
was rough, but oh, how they did
dance. At midnight lunch was
announced by Mrs. Britton and light
Refreshments were served, and when
the guests had finished the supply
was still lighter. At II O'Clock
toasts were given by the toast mas
ter for the old and new year which
were responded to with cheers.
Mr.. Britton never tired of attending
to the pleasures of his guests while
Mrs. B. in her charming manner
sang several numbers. After sup
per songs and sentiment were in
dulged in with light refreshments
served by Mr.. Britton. About
4:30 all hied themselves home
wishing their host and hostess many
returns of the day, and every sue
cess.
Thos. w. White and Arthur
Clifford have filed bonds before
Justice Wood. justice and constable
respectively. Their bonds will be
filed for approval before the COM
missioners at their next meeting.
The hotel and livery stables will
be compelled to pay license here
after according to the city ordi-
nance.
There is need of curfew ordi-
nance, and we hope one will be
passed at once. 1t is just what is
needed for the good Of our children,
and it will protect them from other
vices that they are subjected to by
being allowed to run.