Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-10

~ - l. yckon oil this place,
arrived the first Of the week. to look
over conditions here.
Representative Smith of Wendell, who
IL also officiating as deputy food in
spector, was i'll jerome last week. scrn-
tnlzing the sanitary condition Of our
various hotels and restaurants.
Miss Myrtle Richmond arrived Tues
day On visit to her Uncle, Mr.. II. +
Richmond. Miss Richmond holds
position AS assistant principal in the
Denver, Colo, University and will
spend her summer vacation here.
f.. NJ. Sweeney, OF Galesburg, ILL.,.
who has landed interests on the tract
put in his genial appearance last Sat
urday, expecting to remain u short time
Mr.. Sweeney makes periodical visits
here, and each visit witnesses much pro.
gness along the line OF devclopement.
When you want soap call for our Ger
titled complexion brand. 1t keeps the
skin smooth. NoRTn SIDE PHARMACY.
Mr. Egan, manager OF the western
department OF the Excelsior Stove Works
OF Quincy, H., with headquarters at
Denver, was looking after business in
tercsts here the first OF the week. Mr..
Egan is very favorahly impressed with
this section OF Idaho and considers It's
prospects as very hatterng
Mr.. L. b. Bacus, OF Marshal Okla.
spent the first OF the week with friends
here. Mr.. Il is veterinary surgeon,
and is seeking location in Southern
Idaho. lie is most favorably impressed
with this section, but as jerome already
has an efficient veterinary, he will look
elsewhere Tor permanent location.
\ dollars worth Of protection may b,
the means OF putting 500 into you
pocket after the fire. See llardwick 4
Company Tor your fire insurance.
Mrs. +. II. Rosscr and children, o
Petersburg, Texas, daughter and grand
children OF Thomas Jaycox, arrived il
jerome. Sunday for months visit Will
homefolks. They were accompanied b,
Mr.. krSsers' mother. Mr.. Rosser ex
poets To come later and accompany then
home
Mr.. W. X. Young and son OF Chicago
> spent few days here last week Mr.
D Young il personally interested financial
ly in the development OF the ldan-h;
J ranch, and 50 pleased was he with tn
progress already made on the ranch, un
: der the supervision OF Mr. Whitehead, an,
= the general conditions over the tract
that he at once opened negotiations 70
4 a 10 adjoining the ldan-ha.
h Mr. J. W. Clelland living northwes
r OF town, brought 10 our office the first O
k the week small branch taken from
gooseberry bush planted in the spring o
, 1910, which had over 100 berries on it
4 This is the second crop this year, as tn
same bush yielded u good crop Garlic
in the season. Mr. Clelland is also ex
perimenting with alfalfa seed, and left
bunch OF alfalfa, that is heavily lade
., with seed pockets.
. Leave repair work on watches, clocks
~ etc, at JEROME DRUo Co.
/. W. l.. keyser and family, spent fe
" days last week in the Wood River Cour
try in the vicinity of the Magic dan
Mr.. X. says the fishing is fine, and I
, verify the statement they returned wit
=, 33 fine trout, some of which we had II
pleasure of sampling Several of ii
number measured II inches in lengt
- and were caught by Mrs. X. and he
u little daughter. Our thanks are Their
II fore due the whole family for a mo
=, lucious meal.
A. The Arcadia Valley people have organ
lied A Sunday school to be known as Il
Arcadia Bible school. The organizatio
81 was perfected July Ord, and Sunda
T. school is held every Sunday at l p. IN.
Is what is known as Robinson's shack.
r. Is hoped that this may prove the mueller
"a for the formation of church later oil
:" Next Sunday at 2 p. m. Kew. hofien'
of Wendell, will preach at this san
i'll place. and a general invitation is exten
H. ed to all.
xt Mr.. A. W. Baum, Secretary al
r. Treasurer of the Settlers Reclaiming
nd Operating Co., who is absent on tr
to investigating the potato market, is al
evidently specializing in the matrimonl
ug market. rs report states that on ne
Tuesday, the 18th, he will lead to I
altar one of San Francisco's fair daug
~ tcrs. Mr.. Baum expects to return
" Jerome with his bride about Septemi
-" lst and will occupy the Grenzeba
4. residence.
~ Mr.. r. L. Hammond, chief clerk unc
=" Engineer Bickel at the Land Co. otli'
who was taken to Boise recently to und
no 90 an operation for an absess OF the M