Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-10-12
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THE RACKET.
Mrs. John Calandra returned from Red
Gill, Colo, Monday, where she has been
Tor some time with her son who was un-
der medical attention, and who returns
iully recovered, much to the joy and sat
faction Of the parents AS well as their
wide circle Of friends.
Mrs. Maxwell has a fine display of fall
millinery at the equality Shop" oppo-
site Amusement Hall.
Several Of the neighbors and friends of
Mrs. j. W. Lawrence inaugurated a hap
py surprise upon this estimable lady last
Saturday afternoon, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. 1t was strict
ly a grand ma" party and very pleas
ant afternoon was spent in social enjoy
ment.
Leave your order for peaches. plums,
pears or grapes with the jerome Fruit
and Produce Co. Deliveries made daily
ID. Grant x Co. will offer for sale at
public auction on Saturday, Oct. nth,
at the Jerome Livery barn, Z head OF
mules, one bay horse and good farm
wagon. Sale will commence ut 23O
o clock, and il you are in the market for
some good work animals, he on hand
promptly.
The ladies of the Methodist Society
wish to announce that their cook book,
recently issued, can be found on sale at
either OF the drug stores. This book
contains many valuable recipes which
have been tested, and any lady interested
in preparing dainty and appetizing dishes
should step in and examine one OF these
books.
Be game. Defy superstition and attend
the Firemens' dance Tomorrow night the
18th. You know you always have u
jolly time at these balls.
Mr.. Geo. Gray, one of the hlistling
Jonathan Valley farmers, will lay farm
cares away for the winter. and will de-
vote his time to telephone work, having
accepted a lucrative position at Los
Angeles, Calf, for which place he de
parted Monday. Geo. says the early
spring will see him on his job here
again.
Mr.. Joseph Schloegel has purchased
the interest OF o. W. Dougherty in the
independent Meat Market, and the firm
hereafter will he known Us Ellis Il
Schloegel. The latter gentleman is u
practical man, and for some time has
had charge of the sausage department for
Cudahy Il Co. at Kansas City. 1t is the
intention OF the new firm to manufacture
all their own Sausage hereafter.
Don't forget our prices are right on
school shoes. The RACKET.
Mr.. Byron Smith, who has been con-
fined at home for the past two weeks
with illness, was in town for the first
time Saturday. Reports from his daugh-
ter, who was taken i'll in Chicago, art
to the effect that she has so far recovered
AS to he able to leave the hospital. II
will be remembered that Miss Smith wa,
taken suddenly i'll while enroute east OH
"A visit. 1t is pleasing to note that she il
now able to continue her journey.
Tho manu- fr;anIo nf Mr. Marion Nohl.
were pleased to see his familiar face OF
our streets again the past week. Marion
is now located at ssh Diego, Calf.
where he is carrying on very success
full real estate business. Although h,
has only been absent from jerome abou
year, the development that has beer
accomplished on the tract during tina
time is surprising to hipI May bis form
never grow less.
Make arrangements with the Jerom
Fruit and Produce Co. ior your winte
supply of fruit.
The popularity of the Sunday evening
union services was fully evidenced las
Sunday evening when the room was tille'
to overlooking and several standing OF
r the sidewalk unable to gain Abundance
We believe much more good can be ac
complished in moral way by these I'M
ion services than in any other way, AS Al
interest is awakened that cannot b
brought about with the small ATTENDANCE
which necessarily follows the holding 4
meetings 10y the separate organizations.
II YOU don't think the North Side j
, some pumpkins, just step into Frazer
Moore's and glance at three specimen
on exhibition there. The combine
weight OF the three pumpkins is 2d
pounds, the largest one weighing ll2l
pounds, and measuring 10 inches in Gil
crmiercnce. These PUMPKINS are of til
King variety and were grown by Henr
/ Misplon living miles southwest ,
2 Jerome. and were not subject to an
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