Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-11-24
WOOD RIVER CENTER

Mr. Turner who was kicked by
horse last week is reported to be
slightly better.
There is to be an old fashioned
spelling match at the Peck school
house on the evening Of the 29th.
Everybody and especially patrons
of schools are cordially invited.
Districts fl and % are contesting
for the honors.
Invitations are being received
from Mrs. Walter Biles of Seattle
announcing the coming marriage of
her daughter, Gertrude HepIer, to
Geo. Caches. This explains
Georges happy smile of late and
his expected indulgence in a trip
TO Seattle in the near future.
Mrs. r. G. Ballard returned from
the Magic dam last Saturday
Last Saturday evening, Nov. 18th,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Sprenger, a party was given III
honor of their son, Herbert 5, birth
day. Games and dancing were en-
Joyed, music being furnished by
Geo. Clark and VIM. Gwin. Refresh
ments were served at midnight and
the party broke up in the wee
small hours with everybody ac-
knOWledging a fine time Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Skel-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Shelf. Mrs. Clark. Mrs.
Suthony. Misses. Viva Decker,
Grace Thevoland. Clara and Pearl
Franklin and Violet Butler; Messrs.
CLAYTON WOrring. Geo. Clark, Chas.
Butler, H. V. Cannon and Mr.. Bald
win.
C. H. Cleveland indulged in a 4
house moving stunt last week:
The house and basement which
formerly occupied separate loca-
tions are now comfortably COM
bined
Riley Butler. brother of A. L.
Butler. came from Glover Greek to
Shoshone last Friday. for the pur-
pose of taking treatment in the
Dill hospital and also for visit
with his brother. He spent Sat
urdav and Sunday with A. L. and
family returning to the hospital !
evening.
The hay on the Manuel Silva
Messrs. Wells and Springer each !
have their balers there and are |
pushing things while the weather
Is goou.
Mrs. j. Serpa and little son re-
turned to the Magic dam Nov. 20 I
after spending week visiting her |
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Peck
Mrs. H. V. Cannon who has been /
OH the sick list for the past two
weeks is reported but slightly bet
.er.
Oscar Franklin. son of Mr. and /
Mrs. W. Franklin. coming from I
Mead. Wash. unexpectedly started 4
TO walk to his parents place. He I
was taken violently i'll somewhere /
on the road across the lava but |
to get to purdum's where |
hey sent for his parents and DR.. !
Leller. The doctor pronounced his |
illness due to lead poisoning prob
ably due TO eating fruit that had /
1een SPRAYED too late in the sac
son. He IS yet very weak but Is
improved. Mr.. Franklin /
IS man of family and expects to /
make his home here. He has rent
"a George McMiilan's place and
lis family viii probably arrive the
after part Of The week.
On the evening of Nov. 20gh
oily party Of young people assem-
He'd at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
". J. Peek. the occasion being in
honor Of their son, LOUIS 18th /
Al enjoyed themselves
heartily and wish him many hap
" returns Of the day Those pres
nj were: Misses. Violet Butler,
Minnie lvie. Bertha Butler. Clara
7ranklm. Florence Butler. Beatrice
Wills. Hattie Allen and Mahei Mills,
desSrs. ChaS. Butler. Glenn Cleve-
and. Chauncy Mills. and Lyle
cleveland.
The train ON the Keiehum branch
1as changed back 20 the former
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