Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-19
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{ Wanted y 500 cats. See Journal ad
Rev. Edward Pratt will hold services
lat Gooding next Sunday. Hours, 30
and O'Clock p. m.
Elsie M Webber Of Bellevue ha.
gone to Pocatelo to attend the summer
school which began there last Monday
: 0. j. Brennan is having new ware
house built on his property, near his
residence to care for his increasing
stock Of furniture.
Frank Wilmington is on the sick list
this week. Frank has all of the symp-
toms Of case Of humps, and it is a
sore" affection to him to have his en-
tire jaw out of commission.
Robert Horne, brother to w. Hail
Horne, has just returned from trip
to Alaska He has been located at
Ketchkan in that territory the past
year and is now home for visit.
Miss Margaret Pratt, daughter of
Rev. Edward Pratt, is now in Paris on
her tour of Europe. Her many friends
will be pleased to know that she is well
and is having most excellent time.
Bert Jones, who recently moved to
Shoshone from Gooding in order to be
near to physician, is still in very poor
health. Mr.. Jones has been ill for some
time and requires the constant care of
physician.
J. E. Hayes, H. 0. Miner L. M.
Lucy, Chas. H. Null, James B. Lain,
John j. Havelick and Chas. B. Rogers,
all of Twin Falls, were in Shoshone re-
Gently on their way to HALEY to attend
to some business before the u S. Land
Office at that place.
Mrs. E. T. Barton entertained num-
Der Of lady friends Tuesday afternoon
at her home in southeast Shoshone.
The principal feature of the afternoon
was a hidden author game with the
names of the authors and well known
characters to be filed in by the guests.
Mrs +. A. Walters was the winner in
the contest. Dainty refreshments were
served
w. c. Murphy and Fred Wylie re-
turned Friday from a trip of month
or more over into Oregon and other
coast states. They had planned for
journey around Cape Horn by way of
Honolulu, starting from Tacoma, but
at the last moment concluded to give it
up Wyhe may remain here for
time, while Murphy starts this week
for long camping excursion to Red
Fish lake with friends from Haley
A new office and waiting room has
been built. or is being built this week,
at the cemetery, for the use of the
janitor, and in case of storm or other
necessity. 1t has heretofore been more
or less of dreary place during most of
the year for any one who had occasion
to work there A good road from the
Gooding house down to the cemetery is
also to be worked and put in order this
season, making the cemetery more easy
Of access.
b. X. Shrimp of Bliss was a Journal
caller Monday. Mr. Shrimp was sur
prised and pleased to note the renova-
ted condition of the Journal Office, and
left substantial token of his apprecia-
ton in the shape of a silver medal
bearing relief figure of the Goddess
of Liberty on one side and old "e pluri- /
bus unum' on the other. Sad as it may
seem that medal was gobbed by the
boss printer in less than half an hour
after il landed in the Journal till.
Everybody in Shoshone went hungry
for dinner Wednesday, The dining car
on No. 6 met with an accident that /
morning at Glenns Ferry that put it out
of commission and the train load of
passengers were unloaded for breakfast /
at Shoshone. The hotel and restaurant +
men had about twenty minutes notice
of the fact that they We're expected to
feed some goo hungry passengers. The
train was held long enough to give ev-
cry passenger plenty of time to eat,
but the supply rooms of the various
eating places in town looked like thirty
cents in Mexican money when that
train pulled out
f. w. Hastings Of Soldier was in
Shoshone over night Sunday Mr..
Hastings drove over from Soldier in
cn,nnan,. with / NJ Haln They wore