Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
HAGERMAN.

John Hayden went TO ShoSnOne Jhe
middle of the week on business.
]. R. Blackhart is visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. Maud Bell, this week.
George Sherman, son of Edd Sher-
! man, is visiting with his parents this
week.
John Norton and Al Taylor of Austin
We're Hagerman visitors the first Of the
week.
DR.. Monroe was down from Bull the
last of the week visiting with his
family.
Born-to the wife of John Bowen,
September 9th, baby boy. Congrat-
ulations.
Toney Silva is in the Hagerman val
ley this week and is the guest of Sam
johnson.
Bert Barton, the Hagerman black
smith, was looking over the Jerome
country recently.
A. N. Conlllin has charge of w. G.
Holcombs store while Mr.. Holcomb is
away on business.
Grin Skies has a very severe case of
the hay fever this week whichis bother
ing him very much.
School started in district No. 7 Mon
day morning with Miss COckerille from
California as teacher.
Chas. Gridley returned from CalifOr-
MIA the middle of the week where he
has been on business.
RE. Conner is working up a sub
scription list to the Idaho Scimitar in
the Hagerman valley.
Dave Hyde has been quite sick the
past week with a lame back and has
been unable to be out.
Miss Addie Fausett is staying with
Mrs. Ruby Ritter while she is going
to the Hagerman school.
Mr.. 1. A. Heron returned the first
of the week from Glenns Ferry where
he has been on business.
Sam johnson returned home from
Mountainhome Sunday where he has
been for the last two weeks.
Chas. LIE Moyne passed through Hag-
erman the first of the week on his way
to the ranch at Sand Springs.
Miss Edith lie Moyne and Jess
Schooler of Sand Springs were Hager-
man visitors the last of the week.
W. Van Iorns left for Jerome the
first of the week to attend the opening.
He VIII go from there to Mackey.
J. W. Handy, his sons Joe and John
and Fred Vader left for Jerome Mon
day morning to attend the opening.
Bert Conklin is building cabin on
Sam Johnson's lot for Mrs. NJ. H. Allen
to store her furniture in this winter.
John Patrick, son of VIM. Patrick,
came down from Haley the last of the
week to visit few days with his folks.
Sam Johnson and Toney Silva left for
the Three Creek country the middle of
the week to see about buying some
cattle.
The patrons of the Shoshone Journal
were very much disappointed that the
last issue did not reach Hagerman until
Miss Amelia Davis, who has been
visiting her brother George, OF Belle
vue. Ida, returned to Hagerman the
first of the week.
James Bennett was Hagerman Wis
tor the last of the week. He has been
confined at his home for the past week :
with an attack of rheumatism.
R. N. Inghram made trip to Wen
lell the middle of the week with party
If home seekers. Mr.. Inghram says !
hat the new town is growing fast.
Columbus Jinkens, Ray Bell, Chas. !
Diiatush. William Coltharp, Mrs. Berry
md daughter, Miss Gertrude, were !
,mong those from this place who. at
ended the opening at Jerome.
Mr.. George Conner, nephew of K. e. !
conner, arrived in Hagerman the last
f the week, from Elmara, Cal. Mr.. /
,onner came to Idaho to attend the I
North Side opening at Jerome. I
M. ]. Durfee took load of bailed T
ay to Jerome the first of the week '
which brought him $14 a. ton. Mr.. I
)urfee says that this is much better Y
han he can do on the south side OF the 4
liver.
Albert Gridley was quite badly hurt '
t Bliss the middle of the week. He
yas handling some wild horses and the !
ope became wound around his body 7
nd he was very lucky to not get hurt '
rorse than he did. !
DIEp:-At the home Of Nelson Dud- !
" near Hagerman, Sept. 26th, Albert S