The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-14
county on business connected with his

Miss Elizabeth Lapp, who recently
closed successful term of school at
the Meadows, arrived in the city Fri
day afternoon enroute to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Bendigo. of
Payette, came down Monday after
noon to participate in the Knights of
Pythias dedication ceremonies.
Sunday noon an operation was per-
formed on Harry Phillips at the Ven
dome for the removal of ulcers which
was successfully performed by DR..
Numbers.
The next regular meeting of the
Commercial Club will be held tomor-
row, Thursday, evening at the club
rooms in the Fuller building and a
large attendance is requested.
O. W. Randleman and family.
Chloe Keithley, Mrs. H. N. Macomb
and Mrs. Grace Gregory arrived in
the city Saturday from Midvale end
departed for the west.
James Ross came down from Coun-
Gil Monday afternoon to attend court.
being interest in some legal matters
to come before the term of the dis
trict court now in session.
Mrs. Morris Sommer and children.
who have been at Portland attending
the Exposition, returned home Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Sommer reports
a pleasant time at the big show.
Herbert Thorp, the we'll known
mining man, came down Friday after
noon from his mines at Resort. He
reports matters progressing very sat-
lffactory with all the properties in
that section.
One hundred head of fine horses
were shipped Monday from this place
to Denver. Colorado. The horses
we're purchased Of NJ. R. Veal, at
Cambridge, and consigned to a man
named Buchanan.
Alta, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hitler, and Jennie,
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. W. Bond. returned home Friday
from Colorado Springs, Colo, where
they have been attending the institute
for the deaf, dumb and blind
A number of members of the Wood
men of the World and ladies of the
Kalos Circle went to Payette Sunday
to assist in the unwilling of the
monuments of deceased members Of
, the order who are buried there.
About rs persons took advantage Of
the beautiful day and drove over.
w. M. Campbell, mail clerk on the
P. & 1. N, is enjoying his annual
two weeks vacation, granted by the
, government to its employees. W. X.
Ulen of Portland, is substitute fol
Mr.. Campbell. During his vacation
Mr.. Campbell will visit Portland,
Moscow and other points in the north
ern part of the state.
]. T.. Shelby, representing the
Kansas City, Mo. Stock Yards com
pany, was a visitor to the city Mon
day. MI: Shelby is here to secure
r for his company some of the man!
shipments of horses, sheep and cattle
that are being forwarded from Weise
a at this time.
! d. Marsh, the photographer, lef
: Sunday morning for Walla Walla
Washington, to attend the commence
o ment exercises of Whitman College
t Mr.. Marsh's daughter, Miss Llnnle
n is one of the graduates. Miss Lini
has made an enviable record as
y student, and graduates with higl
e hon ors.
o ]. B. Anderson, of Wetashisoin
Alberta, b. c., is in the city. Mr
4 Anderson is looking over this sectio'
!. with the view Of purchasing land an'
n becoming a permannt resident o
sunny Idaho. He says be wants u
- more Attic SHOWS aud billiards. an