Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-10
EFL0TSAM AND JETSAM


The probation officer was look
sasg after business in GOoding yes
1srday
W. ID. Garlock was a business
visitor in the town of Gooding yes
rday.
c. F. Borden left yesterday for
Wendell to look after his business
interests there.
The Iowa Lumber company re-
e@lved a car Of brick and lumber
TINS week.
?. F. DuSaut, cashier of the Ha-
german State bank, was visitor in
Ss'oshone for day this week.
Assessor f. G. Isenberg was in
0coding yesterday looking after Of
tscsaI business.
Ex-Governor Frank r.. Gooding
was in the city for few hours
yesterday on matter of business.
Mrs. w. F. Horne and daughter
. Arss Horne of Haley are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. w. Halle Horne
Of this city.
Attorney w. G. Bissell of Good
ing was looking after legal business
IN the county seat the middle of
tine week.
The little six year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mott is very low
and grave doubts are entertained
as 10 her recovery.
Frank Wilmington who was on
the sick list for several days last
week is able to attend to business
once more.
Holm w. Martin, one of the prom
sHent business men of the thriving
town of Hagerman was in town for
z day the middle of the week.
Don't forget the basket social in
the school assembly room this eve
nng. Come out and help a good
cause. Al good program has been
arranged.
Ed Roberts came in the first of
the week from Ontario, Oregon
where he is in the employ of May
O. Nicely and is shipping their
goods to that place.
The stores of this city will close
at $50 on and after Wednesday. /
March 10, excepting on Saturday
evening when they will remain
open until 9 o'clock.
County Clerk Harry W. Anderson
ssued marriage license this week
o Emmett B. Shepherd and Miss
,arol E. Ellsworth both of Wen
iell.
Albert Coates arrived from Haley
v ednesday with a car of hive stock !
nd farming implements. Mr..
oates has rented the new ranch of
II. C. w. Dill for a term of years
md will take possession at once. Il
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
3oeck of Salt Lake City, March 6,
91f, a seven pound baby girl. Mr..
soeck is a brother of w. H. Boeck p
+ this city who is as proud of his t
lew niece as kid with his first y
'air of red top boots
The ladies of the Catholic church A
Vii serve a hot chicken dinner at fl
frs. Donovans Friday March ~, u
nom 4 until 7:3O p. m. The ladies
ill also give a dance in Tile opera
ouse the same evening and a cor "
ial invitation is extended to all.
Deputy Sheriff Tage Of Jerome
-as in the city yesterday on mat
r. of business. Mr.. Tage said the =
Dads from here to his town were "
bout impossible and that in some o.
laees he could scarcely find bot
)m. sd
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist &C
lurch was entertained by Mes u
imes Morton and Evans at the IN
,me of the latter Wednesday of
Us week. The hostess served a de
endid luncheon and neat little "
m was realized for the benefit Of IN
Ne church. to
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack FL
pod. Thursday, March 2 1914. a or
Ne eight pound boy. Mother and fl,
y doing we'll under the care of nj.
;. C. F. Zeller and Jack is now tel
ending at least part of his time
his barber shop looking as hap
as a clam at high tide. OF
ste
GOV vernon J. H. Hawley yesterday wi
med senate bill No. so, known as est
neoln County bridge bill and
rs advocated by Senator Gooding.
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