Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-28

=. L. Annett enjoyed his Nmas dinner
with his son and family at Pocatello.
Taxes are now due and can be paid at
the Farmers * Merchants State Bank.
H. d. Cook and family spent Sunday
and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Krivanek, at Wendell
Mr.. Ralph Schnccock and family are
now occupying the connexions new resi-
dence just completed by Edgar Prentice
Ed Gill was going around with the aid
OF IA cane several days last week, due to
II bad sprain Of one of his ankles.
The Jack known as Honest Bob, was
sold at Sheriff sale last Friday to Mr..
Ralph Moore.
Mr.. Wesley Fuller came down from
Gooding Sunday to spend Xmas with
his parents here.
v II. Chantler, Of Twin Falls, was
here Il short time Tuesday, enroute to
Wendell
j. +. Crutchfield returned Sunday
from Mountain Home, where he has
been for the past ten days.
Mr.. Frank Fashbaugh, Manager of the
Gooding Milling& Elevator Co., together
with his family. spent Sunday with the
family OF X. l.. Pence Jr OF this place
We carry needles for any sewing ma
chine on the market.
The RACKET.
DIR. NJ. j. Beistel, Physician and Sur
geon. Office, First National Bank build
ing. Residence, three blocks south Of
land office Telephone. 76.
Mr.. G. +. Graves, who has been spend
ing the past several months on the Soutl
Side, has returned to the North Sid,
tract again.
Rev Koflend will preach at the IVES
Jerome school house on Sunday, Dee
3lst at II a. III. All are cordially inyit
ed
Mr., Victor Carr, who has been spend
ing the past season in Spokane, stoppe'
oil here few days last week enroute t
Chicago.
Mrs. Maude Roberts, who has bee
spending several weeks with the iamil
OF her brother, Mr.. Jno. Adamson, IT
turned to her home in San Francisco
Tuesday.
The Racket wishes to thank the publ
for their liberal patronage during III
holiday seasons and extend to all, OF
best wishes for happy and prosperoI
New Year.
Mr. f. w. Brough departed last Sa
urday for Boise, where he will make d
extended visit with his brother and fan
lily Ted" is too loyal to the Nori
Side tract to be absent very long.
A very neat advertising card whi'
depicts the advantages of Idaho, has be,
prepared by d. +. Burnley, which will
used in all dining cars on the Uni'
Pacific and Short Line systems.
Representatives OF the Lincoln Coun
Poultry Assn. have been visiting the va
Gus towns in the county in theinterest
the exhibit here Jan. 1920, and ha
met with much encouragement from ev,
point.
The Gooding papers report over ~ t
worth of tickets being sold at that pl;
for the eastern train ont OF there !
Thursday night 1t was the largest til
ct sale ever reported for one train ut Il
station and denotes prosperity amc
the farming class.
Before another season Rupert will
enjoying the beneficial effects OF an all
ia meal mill factory, the final arran
ments having been consnmated Tor
erection OF one at that place. 1t IL ea
estly hoped that some similar steps II
be taken on this tract before the n
seasons crop is ready to harvest
Mr.. X. l.. Adams, who recently
turned from Salt Lake, where he
gone for an examination OF ms e.
has been compelled to give up his p
with the Richmond Mercantile Co.,
his many friends sincerely hope tina
few weeks rest and treatment VIII
the means OF efiecting a complete G
that he may again take his accus'o'
place behind the counters.
As will be seen by advertisement
another column, Frazer-Zahn Co.
few choice cows lett, which they
offering at reasonable prices. The
can be seen at their sales barn at
rear of Frazer Moore Co. store. !
mencing Saturday of this week they
inaugurate weekly auction sale c
Saturday Afternoon. Ii you have
thing to sell or are looking for barg
see them.
Christmas day witnessed the mar
of Mr.. Joy A. West, to Miss