Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19


upon the duties Of the office.
J. J.. Napton. Of the jerome Mercan
tile Company was ia shoshone Tues
day on business. Mr. Hapton is one Of
the hustiing young men who are making
Jerome git up and git" at a rate not
known ia staid Old communities. He il
doing an immense supply business foi
his section Of Irrigated Idaho
The Gospel Car which vas in town
Tuesday. attracted Considerable atten-
ton. II Is complete travelling home
ard chapei, with small bat complete
living apartments for the eyangelists,
good musical Instruments FOR use IN
church services library and other
convenience
a big time IS reported 81 those who
attended .he dance "a Jeoma last SAT-
araag night ander the auspiees Of the
jerome Country Club. segenleen att
tended from shoshoue and . large con
tingeut came from Twin Fails. Mr. and
Nr. = A. Holden and Mrs. starrh
chapcroned the crowd from this city
Bruce Slick was b town Wednesday
morning, having just returned from
trip to Chafis, Custer county, where
be went with bic sister for visit with
Dr. y. B. Slick lie expects 10 60
down 70 Oaray. Colorado, within a few
days. 10 put "a concentrating mill on
some valuable mining property owned
by the Sticks
AT a recent session Of the CONNER
cial Club Of chs city il was decided the
name Of the city should be pronounced
Sho-sho.ne with the accent on the middle
syllable Whether a fine Of twenty
five dollars is 10 be imposed on all who
pronounce the word differently is large
ly matter OF conjecture as tho re-
cords are not clear on this point.
Rev George S. Pratt, rector Of All
Souls church, New York, will arriAe
here about the Goth Of June, for week s
visit with his brother Rev. Edward
Pratt. He will assist 10 services at Tun-
lpa, District No. IS. Fairview, the Cot
and some other services.
Miss Margaret Lenox Pratt, viii also
come with him, to visit for the summer
With her father
Il was expected that the Jerome base
,all team might be prevailed to play
iere IN Shoshone July Fourth, but the
.aptain announces their intention to
tick TO their original program of play
ng Twin Falls on that day. The boys
'ut up good game, ane they will
make the Twin Fallers play all they
now how to come out even. It was
nnounced that they were TO go to
iailey. but thisproyed to be canasd,
S they never intended to make that
rip,
Miss Martha 3. Garlock, daughter of
IT, and Mrs W. d. Garlock of this
ity. has recently graduated from the
Wesleyan University of Lincoln, Neb-
aska, in the School Of Expression, and
expected here next Sunday to enter
he paterual home for the first time
nee the family moved 10 Shoshone. :
Iiss Garlock mas had some experience K
3 a public entertainer and the people L
Shoshone may be so fortunate as to
q favored with recital in the near
iture
6. b. Haddoek and wife, parents of (
aul Haddock, arrived in the city last &
riday night and j. n. Haddock al d Z
ife. parents Of Rush Haddock, arrived 4
aturday morning, to make the Had u
nck Land Company an extended visit 4
ld TO investigate the merits of irri- =
ited idaho as field of investment. =
he party went to Twin Falls. to- a
", and next week the intention is to q
sit the mountains to the North. The Z
addocks are all from Iowa. one of q
ie best States in the Union, but irli- 8,
.ted Idaho can offer attractions in the y
after Of climate and virgin opportuni- 4
es for profitable investment that al Is
der state in the Mississippi valley can i
Al match "a