Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-11
hAGERMAN.

itcr the first of the week.
Thee Painter was in the Hagerman
valley the first of the week.
J. R. Blackhart left for his home at
Rupert the first of the week.
George Martin is at HALEY this week
enjoying the mountain scenery.
Mrs Fred Conklin has been very sick
the past week, but is now better.
Antoine Orange and wife were Ha-
( german visitors the last of the week
Robert Redmond and wife arrived
from California the middle of the week.
Mark Otis, son Of M. T. Otis, ar
rived in Hagerman the first Of the week.
Miss Edith LeMoyne was down from
Sand Springs the first of the week on
business.
VIM. snelson, of the Sand Springs.
was Hagerman visitor the middle of
the week.
Dave Weecb left for Bellevue the
first Of the week, where he intends to
live for a while.
Mrs. Floy Mishler left for Rhyolite
the first of the week, where her hus-
band is living.
B. T. Duffy and son, of Austin, came
down to Hagerman the first of the week
to do some business.
Several parties of jerome land seek
ers were in the valley last week, look
ing over the country.
The Conklin Bros, Of Bellevue, are
in the Hagerman valley this week with
several nice buggies.
Mr., Merrick, representing the Salt
Lake Hardware Co., was in Hagerman
the first of the week.
Albert Hartwell passed through the
valley on his way to Rose
worth the last of the week.
The surveying crew moved to Wen
dell the first of the week, where they
will have their headquarters from now
IN.
DR.. Marshall was called to the Bliss
nome the last of the week to see Mrs.
Bliss, who was very sick with bron I
,hitis. =
Hagerman is sporting a street light t
low. If you don think so, look at the
ront of Billy Coltharp's saloon some b
evening. a
Mrs. L. E. Vader arrived from the Y,
Mountains the middle of the week, q
where she has been with Mr.. Vader the p
,ast summer. a
George Vader is arranging to add b
ONE more rooms to his house in the n
aat end of town, which is now occu- o.
led by Dr. Marshall. ~
Fred Vader has purchased the Owens h,
lock on the south side of the road be-
wv the church. Suppose Fred will soon
e a Hagerman business man.
R. C. Thompson, one of the survey III IL
RS, met with very painful accident .,
lie first of this week. He was jump in
g a ditch, his foot slipped and he di
1rained his ankle so that he had to til
,me to Hagerman and have Dr. ia
.asshall attend him for three or four 81
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P. M. Niles had quite hard fall last ~
eek, which laid him up for several a
lys. Mr.. Niles got up in his sleep and ac
alked off the stairway. He fell on eli
e cellar, which was about eight feet 20
low, and it several minutes before he ca
as able to get up and go into the DO
use. ~ ~
DR.. Marshall performed an operation
Hugh Caldwell the first of the week
r disease of the hip bone, which is
thering him once more. The bone his
is diseased below the hip this time Tic
d the doctor was compelled to take no
t about an inch of the bone He was -
sisted by Miss Edith LeMoyne. -
H. A. Secor died at the home of his
ter, Mrs. E. Swinehart, Saturday, Ia
tober 5, and was buried Sunday at est
o'clock. The funeral was held at ma
, Swinehart home, conducted by Rev. not
H. Evans. Mr.. Secor has been very reg
' for some time, and his son had been ,.s'
led from the east to his fathers bed mo
e. The funeral was well attended, Law
re being about forty rigs and sew of
j horsemen in the procession to the visi
netery, Mr.. Secor is well known VIII,
over Lincoln county, having run on ban
democratic ticket for state senator hou
foil Resides q host IF fr;ards wife
Secor leaves a sister, Mrs. E. 1
inehart, and son, H. E. Secor, to .ne
Urn their great loss. Do''
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