Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-02
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

am t|AoAANJ oPOAie %hOAihdJ III
Boise on matters before the State
Land Board.
Marguerite Newman, daughter of
Mrs. A. J. Newman, has been very
i'll for several days
Miss Mary f. Guymon is spend
ing month on her vacation at Po-
catello and the south.
Attorney Victor 0. Johnson and
Paul S. Haddock are spending their
vacation in Ketchum.
Frank Wilmington is the proud
possessor Of an auto which he
drives like an old timer.
Vera Campbell of Hepburn is
spending several days visiting her
aunt, Mrs. C. r. Wheeler.
Postmaster Comes of Haddock was
in town Saturday attending to
general business matters.
John Wilbrecht, a prosperous
farmer near Gooding, was looking
after business in town Monday.
Miss Mile Barger departed yes
terday for Long Beach, Wash, to
visit her sister, Mrs. Judge Wal
ters.
And now let everybody clean up
Shoshone the highways and
hedges, the back yards and front
yards.
E. E. Jamison of Dietrich came
down to Shoshone Tuesday night
with the election returns from that y
precinct.
Chas. H. Andrews, postmaster at /
Wendell, together with Mrs. An !
drews, was in Shoshone on Wednes {
day attending to some land matters. 4
Miss Stella McFall has returned
home for a visit with her folks, Mr.. /
and Mrs. Matt McFal. This is her y
first visit in Shoshone for nearly :
two years. Ii
J. G. Hedrick, the Haley attor- .
uey, who is candidate for State
Senator from that county on the
ticket, was in town
Wednesday "
Paul S. Haddock and family, of :,
visited Jerome last Sat r.
urday, Mr.. Haddock combining =
some legal bushes with the trip n
Jerome News. q
Mrs. Frank T. Disney and little t
daughter Dorothy returned Wednes
day night from an extended visit ;,
of several months in Chicago and W
places in Michigan. =.
The capacity of the coaches upon II
the branch train have been taxed II
the past week with passengers go s.
ing TO points along Wood river, on a.
business and pleasure. O.
Mrs. Jos. w. Lundin is in town
spending a short time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt McFall, q
while Mr.. Lundin is getting settled Z
in their new home in Seattle. o
Wednesday morning of this week n
six families from Wendell passed II
through Shoshone in wagons en- +,
route to the Red Fish Lakes where il
they will spend a month camping e.,
out. Il
Sheriff Tug and Deputy Clarence
Wheeler went to Rupert Monday to ~
cast their votes in the Primaries, Al
while Deputy Chapman went to f,
Wendell the same day for the same al
purpose. R
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Aldridge, V
who live about eleven miles north III
west of town, were in from their re
'anch on Wednesday and report ~
heavy rains in their neighborhood u
IN Monday and Tuesday.
The locomotive in service on the w
Branch was taken to Pocaello I'd
to undergo inspection. -
heavier engine will ie
axe its place until No. 524, which CIV
as been in the shops for some Il"
reeks, can again be put into use. Nv
do
Prof. Weaver and family who tn,
ave been spending the summer The
nee the close of school in May raj
q their farm near Gooding, re-
lrned Monday to Shoshone to
pend the balance of the vacation. 0'i
he Professor looks brown and yeS
urdy and in good condition to NC
art in the years school work. "a