Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-28
PURELY PERSONAL

ar Hall of Murtangh was visit
jns ms friend, Victor O. johnson,
over sunday.
Miss Bertha Newland Of Boise is
visiting this week with Judge and
hfs f. A. Walters
John U. Mcpherson was in town
for d short time Wednesday on
official business.
c. A. Elmer Of the Idaho Irri-
cation company was in Boise for a
DAY or two the first Of the week.
Newest styles in hand bags and
fancy goods. The Morse Store.
DR.. Taper and W. ]. Morrow
were down from Dietrich Wednes-
Gay being called here on a mission
OF business.
Mrs. H. g. Baugh returned We'd
nesday from the Wood River coun-
try where she had been for a week
or ten days visiting with friends.
Mrs. Edward Miles and son re-
turned Wednesday from Haley
where they had been for the past
week visiting with friends.
Deputy Sheriff Walt Sutherland
was in town for several days this
week from his home in Gooding
looking after official business.
Wash dresses at discount prices.
The Morse Store.
V. Barstow of Denver. Colorado,
an uncle of Mrs. Edward Miles, was
in the city for a day or two this
week. Mr.. Barstow was on his way
to Couer d'Alene to visit with his
brother and family.
Deputy State Game Warden l..
&. Jones was in ShOshOne Wednes- |
day on his way to his home in
Gooding from an official trip in
Bear Lake county.
f. L. Thomas departed Wednes-
Gay evening for Bliss where he met
a party of friends and made trip
to the Thousand Springs and other
points of interest in the famous
valley.
Mrs. S. A. Mckinney returned
from Jerome Tuesday eve accom-
panied by Miss Fannie Tubbs who
will visit her a short time Mrs.
Mckinney left her niece, Mrs. Ross
Updegraff able 10 sit up.
Ice cream freezers, one third off.
Only a few left. Shoshone How. Co. t
The following marriage licenses
we're issued by County Clerk An }
lerson this week: James y. Reeves l
If Hagerman, and Miss Carrie New {
nan of this city; Leonard E. StrOut
md Olga Augustine, both OF Good
ng.
Art Anderson, who has been act 1
ng in the capacity of bookkeeper
or the Donald Grant Construction p
in this city, for the past
ear, departed Tuesday for Montana =
where he will be engaged with the
anne company IN a --Ae capacity.
Best ladies and Misses shoes at +
,est low prices. The Morse Store. y
William Coltharp, one of the
prominent business men Of Hager-
nan. was in the county seat for :,
everal days the last of the week q
II a mission of business. Mr.. Col
harp says that his part of the
ounty is moving along nicely and s
hat they are going to have one OF u
he largest fruit crops in the his 5
DRY of the valley.
Major Fred R. Reed has received '
letter from a friend in Omaha W
5hich says: IF Idaho is long on u
otatoes this year, it viii bring
er some money as potatoes are ii
OF to be had for less than $3.50 b.
} $500 per bushel, and no potatoes "a
n vines anywhere
See the new line Of hair orna- Il
tents and jewelry at the Morse tt
tore. W
The town dads have put the city II
,isoners out on the streets these
ays cutting the weeds and cleaning ia
inge up in general. The prisoners n,
e in charge Of Dennis Crabtree R
Id he is seeing to it that a good 10
b is done. This is commendable
It and will add greatly to the
,pearaDce of our city. IF
H. G. Simpson, who has lately w. w.
signed his position with the Die -
ich Mercantile company, was in
wn Wednesday calling on friends.
= cs:..,,oro., will fol-a nxrnp the 81.