Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-02-26
THE WEEK IN BRIEF
Being Review the Interesting Happenings In Lincoln County In
M Shoshone n Particular.

TO spent Sunday with friends in She
h shone.
y al o. Cottle shipped in one hun
dred tons OF ice the fore part of tn
\, week for his own use.
p The Purdums will finish shipping il
ice this week from Picabo. 1t is of fin,
II quality, being clear and pure.
/, c. r. Borden will have spur built
y to connect his enlarging business direct
with the railroad This indicates some
4 thing like wholesale business.
7 A. f. Gipson. editor the Gem State
b Rural, Of Caldwell, was a welcome call
er, Wednesday. Mr.. Gipson accom-
/ panies the Farmers institute Special.
Judge Walters was Boise visitor
the last Of last week. he hvaing gone
there to look on the work OF the
legislature and Investigators"
w. ~ sehilling, OF Rupert, was
Shoshone visitor the first OF the week
lie came up for a brief visit with his
old friend, G. w. Wernicke. who has
been ~ The two men were friends
back In Michigan. many years ago,
before they came westward. and have
maintained a close friendship ever
since.
Emanuel Lawson. a lad ~ years
OF age, who was tried in the Justice
court OF Gooding for setting fire to
hay stack on the Gooding ranch
and bound over TO the district court,
was brought before Judge Walters
last Saturday at Chambers, and plead
guilty. and was sentenced to the Re-
form School He was taken away
Monday evening.
Regular services at the Baptist church
next Sunday, preaching by the pastor
at II "A. m and 1880 p. m. Young peo-
pies meeting at 6:d5 p. M, Sunday
School at noon. Next Monday evening /
the annual roll call will be observed all .
members Of the church is urgently re-
quested 10 be present A good time is
expected by all.
AT the Peoples Baptist church next
Sunday night at 1880 unique and in
teresting service of song will be rem
dered, consisting Of solos, quartettes and
choir selections. showing the power of
Christian song from the early ages to
the present. The best soul stirring
hymns will be used The pastor will
furnish interesting data as the program
advances. Come early and secure
comfortable seat.
The death Of Don Myers occurred at
the home Of his father, C. S. Myers,
five miles west of the city. on Wednes-
lay evening, Feb, oath, after sickness /
lasting three weeks. The funeral was |
held in the Methodist church this after {
noon, Rev. c. f. Holman officiating. ,
Deceased was 20 years Of age. Just en- 4
.ering young manhood, and was mem ,
Der of the city schools at the time of
MS sickness, Thus the promise of a
fright and useful life is cut short by !,
he hand of death. The family have h
he sympathy of the entire community I
n their bereavement.
Last Thursday night. characteristic G
birthday party was appropriately OBJ n
erved at the home Mr. and Mrs c. r. e
Wheeler. in honor Of 81 Yaden who had p
cached his 2lst birthday The guests h
onsisted mainly of the young people of e.
he Baptist church. The occasion was a
n enjoyable one, games of various kinds q
ere INDUCED in, and each new game IL
anne IN the nature of surprise. Mrs. IN
Wheeler and her daughter Miss Enez
re charming entertainers. Refresh
ents were served and the parties
arted home. wishing for more birth w
'ys 20 come around
Christ church. Shoshone. Idaho; morn
& prayer ii a. m; evening prayer.
30 p. m. Holy Communion LIST Sunday r,
the month, II a. M; Holy Commun-
y Srd Sunday in the month. $50 D. M. r,
Inday school, l2m. Guild meets every
her Wednesday, 2 p. M; Daughters TO
the King, tsr. chspter) LIST and srd
1days. p. m ; Daughters of the
ng Or. chapter) LIST. End and Srd
turdays, SIP. M; Teachers meeting.
tuesday, 1880 p. m. Choir practice.
iday. p. m. You are cordially in
ed TO the services Of the church.
REV. S. w. CREAsEY. Rector. S"'
The sermon Sunday morning in the H.
ptist Church. Rev. Richard Har- n,a
AYES, late OF Oregon. was one OF on,
broad and liberal kind that met sa,,
hearty response In the breasts OF ,
'se who are inclined 10 interpret
J teachings OF the Bible In the
rit of Christ rather than according
the literal readings OF the texts. T
! subject was large one. What for
Christianity" and breaking thro s.
barriers Of creada aud 3oer,a. ava