Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-22

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was Il pleasant caller Tuesday. -;
Caiaretti Concert Co. coming March al
4th. II
Mrs II. T. Bridges is at Burnley, en- tt
joying visit with the parents OF Mr. e'
Bridges Il
Mr.. A. h. Stevens. who has been spend It
ing the winter in Michigan, returned to II
Jerome Sunday !"
We have u few sacks Of selected White =,
Peachblow seed potatoes for sale. Call
AT this office and see samples
Mr.. Jay Carlton has been making some :,
marked improvements on his residence
northwest OF town.
Mr.. A. T. Bruner departed yesterday
Tor short business and pleasure trip ,
To his former Illinois home.
The Country Club will meet at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. W +. Hill to-
morrow friday evening.
A 71s pound son is the report that
comes from the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Lemons, having arrived Tuesday
evening.
Mr. Perry Dodd lett far Boise last week
where he expects to undergo slight OPP
Grafton Tor AN ailment that has been
troubling him lur some time.
IaNIott's Comedy drama will DE here
March LIST.
We suppose we will christen him j. {.
Osgood 3rd, AS Cleve says he Is b"uh-
Ger and adds one more 10 the population
of the famous Jonathan Valley.
Mn. q. Oliver and little daughter re-
turned 10 Sunny Southern Idaho Sunday
after nearly two months experience with
blizzards and zero weather in Iowa.
Mr.. Julius Gerhman returned yester
dap from trip through Mexico and says
that Southern Idaho still looks mighty
good To him.
Mr. Eakin who purchased the Wood
ard property northeast OF town, arrived
from Kansas the first Of the week and
will at once commence work on his land.
W. H. Silbaugh has completed clearing
~ acres laying a little south al town Ice
longing Ia VIM. Jennings Bryan. Mr..
Bryan is expected here shortly.
The Rex" is the new name chosen
10y John Adamson for his new pool room
and barber shop in the basement OF III,
North Side Inn His card appears else
where.
Mr.. John Crntchheld, who recently
purchased tine Anderson property north
west al town, has erected a new residence
on the same and il making all prepare
tons Tor actual farming the coming sea
son.
The Monticello, Iowa, Express records
the death at that place Of Mrs. Rober
Henderson, Sr. The deceased WAS tin
grandmother oi Mr.. c. II. Porter
this place. and lady well and most ia
Norably known 10y the writer.
A herd OF IIolstein cattle consigned t
Mr.. ID. C.. MacWatters, WAS receives
Yesterday The shipment Was from I'LL
nois and will be added Ia the alr'ad
large consignment nj boo'ied stock
Overlook Farm.
Mr.. Tony Magneli returned from Der
Yer the frst of the week accompanied u
his wife and family. They have bee
amending the winter there hut Tony
chad to git back and is now pres'dii'
o,.r his accustomed chair at Adamson
barber shop.
MIR Ernest Hummer has been ente
tanning his hrothcr-in- law, MIR. Jno. /
Norris, Of Weiser, the past week VI
Norris spent some time here two yea
.yo and was agreeahly surprised AT II
improvements that had been '"'ls"'''"''
since that time.
The announcement reaches us "l u
marriage of Miss Eyclynne Martin To VI
f. !. Brctel, OF Chicago. Miss Mart
will he remembered as the niece Oh VI,
Alexander. and who spent several wee
here the past winter The young coup
will make their home in Chicago
A gold brick which was valued al III"
,h.n so. 900. was brought in from u
pa,l,rk mine at Jarbidge Thursday
last week and was shipped 10y express
Salt Lake City. The Pavlak IL GRIMM
ont the gold in paying quantities rS
along these days.-Twin Falls Times
The NJ. +. Ladies' Aid Society W
hold n rummage sale at the old lac
store building ON east Main street
saturday. March 9th. Any one haN'
anything which they wish 10 ro, '.
please notify any Of the NJ f. 'a'
They will he thankful for any ass's'a
as the proceeds are To go towar" "''
inc the new church building