Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-15
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBOps
From Goodine


clerk at the Hotel Kelly.
q. H. Sutphen is building a fine
barn on his land this week.
Mrs Dave Pruitt, who has been
quite i'll, is convalescent.
Mrs. John Nestor and the baby are
both doing nicely at the last reports
w. A. Steinkop of Canaan VALLEY
was doing business in our town Fri
day.
H. Montague of Hagerman was reg
istered at the Kelly hotel on Mon
day.
Mrs. D. A. Holbrook returned to
Gooding Friday from her visit at
Idaho Falls.
II. L. childs OF Soldier, was Wis
itcr 1t the Commercial club rooms
Tuesday night.
Miss LeoDa Winterowd is opening
set of books for the Idaho Leader
company this week.
DR.. Higgs reports Miss Bowman.
who was operated on for appendi-
cltls, as dong line
w. w. Forbish of Boise was doing
business for the Wise Piano house
of Boise, in Gooding Monday.
j. Fordsham, who is with the
Bennett Paint & Glass company of
Salt Lake, was in Gooding Saturday
Paul S. A. Bickel, Twin Falls, and
chief engineer of the Idaho Southern
road, was a caller in Gooding Mon
day.
DR.. A. A. Higgs has been making
some Improvements on his home by
putting in dormer window, this
week.
Miss Mabel Minere, head nurse at
the Woodlawn hospital, returned
from her vacation at Boise, Tuesday
night.
]. c. Weeters of Pocatello, w. ].
BIakely and H. r. Powell of Twin
Falls, were at he Kelly hotel Sat
urday.
Anna Devanny was passenger on
the eastbound train Saturday after
noon. She bought her ticket for Sho-
shone.
M. A. Gill and F. A. Bowman and
wife from Longmont, Colo, were reg
istered at Hotel De Kelly Thursday
evening.
Trains on the o. S. L. road are
more or less late since Thursday on
account of the heavy storm in the
northwest.
Mrs. C. H. Daley, whose husband |
is one of the depot force, is here
from Salt Lake visiting her husband,
this week
Cushman & Quereau had hurry
call TO one of Grants camps Satur-
day. to fix up a gasoline engine that
was fitified.
F. W. Jones, a business man of
Rupert, was in Gooding Saturday
looking over the town with view
to moving here.
L. ]. Pettijohn, who lives six miles
west of Gooding, was spending his
money with the Gooding Forwarding
company, Saturday.
w. H. Richards of Wendell, and
w. W. Ferbish and wife of Boise,
were registered at the Kelly hotel
Saturday of last week.
Mrs Florence Townshands, who
has been visiting at Rev. o. C. We'll !
ler's this week, returned to her home !
at Nampa Friday morning.
Frank A. Raymond and P H. Siz- :
holz of Boise, were doing piano bust {
ness in Gooding Monday. They were ,
registered at the Kelly.
NJ Mattson, of the Gooding For
warding company. went to Salt Lake r
city Saturday night to buy new
stock of shoes for his store.
Ed Smith, who fell off the Perchier 7
buildings some time ago and broke 5
his right leg, is getting along first O
rate and will get the use of his leg +
again soon. II
The boys at the depot are to be ]
congratulated on the appearance of a
heir waiting room and office. They i,
scrubbed out Sunday. Clean your "
eet now before you go in. 5,
Walt Gooding is doing some hust- L
ing this week filling his big ice T
iouse. He has room for 700 tons. n
which most likely will furnish the
'eople of Gooding with plenty of ice
~ ,,oxe S,,po,,,or.
Messrs. Thomas & Mckenzie of
he First State Bank, are partly h
ettled in their new homes in the
TEST part of town. At present they W
re all living in the Thomas house. te
UGH is life in a new town.
VIII Cooper, who has worked for pi
William Hayden during the fall, was nc
ack from the Dill hospital in Sho-
hone Friday, where he had had one OF
t the fingers removed from his right h