Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-04

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H. W. Anderson was a Boise visitor
this week going with the convention
special.
Annie Smith went to Cooling Monday,
where she has permanent position
offered her.
George Frazer, editor of the Twin
Falls News, was in Shoshone Saturday
and Sunday on business.
Charles Haines had his celebrated
Concord Coach out for drive, Monday,
with team of four in hand.
H. A. Thomas and F. T. Disney of
Shoshone were visitors at the republi-
can state convention this week.
Guy Mcintosh returned to his desk at
the Stockgrowers the last of the week
after spending delightful vacation in
his home city.
Miss Violet Perry is assisting in the
central telephone office until school
opens and Miss Matte Bowman may
take the place after that
City Marshal Cullen has used a num-
Der of the county or city prisoners on
the city streets and crossings the past
month to very good effect.
DR.. Dill moved, last week, into his
building just north of the new hospital
to be nearer the scene of his building
operations and his growing practice.
Mrs. John Dudlar and children return
ed to their home in Salt Lake City last
Friday after spending three weeks with /
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM, Nab
butt.
Martin Johnston bought the NJ. Silva
residence on east Lafayette street the
first of the week for seven hundred /
dollars and he will proceed to improve |
the same at once.
Misses Pearl and Lizzie Gooding left |
on the Monday morning train, the for
mer to complete the Institute work at
Pocatello and the latter to enter school
at Marshall, Missouri.
w. F. Calvert, Of Seattle, represent
the Oliver type writer, was in the city
He is an old printer, hav-
ng worked for years on the Linotype
and on miscellaneous work.
NJ. I. Church, registrar of the state
and board, came down the branch Sun
lay night, from Haley, where he had
'een spending week visiting. He
vent to Boise the same night.
Mrs. NJ. A. Weaver and children re-
urned last Saturday from Chicago
where they had spent the entire sum-
ner. Of course they had delightful
ime and enjoyed every moment of it.
Photographer Mortified returned Sat t
rday from trip down into the Hager- I
ian valley, where he spent most of last
'eek gathering a collection of views.
lie secured some excellent negatives.
Miss Clara Smith, who has been visit
lg her sister, Mrs. E. T. Barton for
everal weeks, went on to Spokane
Iednesday, to take up the duties of
sacher in the public schools of that city
w. Hail Horne and wife came back
'om their Haley outing the first of the
eek, showing the envigorating effects ~
mountain air and freedom from the
caring strain of business and social
'e.
Misses Florence Brennan and Stella
eefer went to Boise, Monday, to en- h
r school for the year, Miss Brennan to K
e Business College and Miss Keefer In
the Sisters College. They were i'd
companied by Mrs. Oh. Brennan and We
rs. Jos. Keefer. K
About seventy-five or hundred cars
sheep came down the branch last III
iday on their way to the Chicago ],
arket. Many of them We're owned by tn
? sheep men of Shoshone among whom lo
re Tom Gooding, Newman Bros, and ",
'vinger & Darrah. Ben Darrah ana No
m Gooding made the Chicago trip. DC