The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-25


called by the death of sister. Her
brother, also residing there, has just
lost one of his legs by being run over
oy street car. The sympathy of a
large circle of friends is extended to
Mrs. Snider in her hour of trouble.
Misses Josie and Ethel Gray re-
turned home Sunday afternoon after
visiting several months with their
sisters, Mrs. S. d. Jones, of Pendle-
ton, Ore, and Mrs. N. l.. Kimball.
OF Milton, Ore. They also visited
Walla Walla, Wash, while they were
gone.
George s. Mitchell returned to the
city Wednesday from his eastern Ore
gon visit and went to Council Thurs
day to meet Mrs. Mitchell who came
down from Meadows. They will go
from here to Salt Lake where Mrs.
Mitchell will visit with friends and
relatives while Mr.. Mitchell goes TO
Las Vegas, Nevada, and other points.
Sheriff Lansdon left on the early
Wednesday morning train for Ward
ner to get Jack Grimmett, who is re-
ported to have been caught In that
city. Grimmett is wanted here to
answer to the charge of cattle rust
ling, which crime was committed
some three years ago, west of town.
Grimmett eluded the officers at the
time and they have been watching for
him ever since.
Messrs. Joe Taylor, Barney Camp
and Ike Hinkle arrived in the city
Wednesday from Council and left on
the early Thursday morning train for
Las Vegas and Gold Field, Nevada.
George W. Goodheart, brother of
Mrs. Kate Wilson, arrived in the city
Wednesday afternoon from Soda
Springs for few days visit and to
inspect some ranch property near
town in which he proposes to invest.
/ Poto, T orco,, orr;-oI l.. A. IT,
Wednesday afternoon from Boise en-
route to the we'll known Larsen placer
mines near Resort where be will al
once begin preparations for a busy
seasons run.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Pence and
family are enjoying visit from his
sister Mrs. Sadie Payne of Pittsburg,
Pa, who is enroute to her home from
Southern California where she has
been spending the winter. She ar
rived Monday afternoon.
Frank Irwin, the Warren mining
man who has been spending the win
ter with his family in Boise, arrived
in the city Wednesday and departed
on the Thursday train for the mine
near Warren. He will at once begii
extensive preparations to vigorousl.
prosecute operations during the com
ing season.
Pringle Smith, the we'll know
Thunder Mountain mining man, ar
rived in the city Wednesday from al
extended visit to his old home in tn
south and will go to Warren wher
he will remain for a short time befor
going on in to his mines.
The Card Club met at the home @
Mrs. j. II. HAWTHORN on West Main
Thursday evening, the game of $500
being the chief attraction. o. M
Harvey was awarded the gentleman
prize, a handsomely bound book; an
Mrs. Alex Johnston was the winner {
the lady's prize, half dozen Chin
plates.
w. A. Beaver the butcher went t
} Cambridge yesterday morning an
brought down carload of fine cattl
which he will dispense to Weist
customers. Messrs. Beaver & Grabal
} recently purchased 90 head of fine tw
and three year old cattle at Midval
, and Cambridge for their Weiser trad'
J F. J. Rankin, of the Rankin Nil
, ing Co., arrived in the city Wedne
= day from the company's property Q