Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

{. j. Carlson has purchased the Bishop
property in the south part ol town, and
IN remodeling and otherwise improving
the house.
% cents worth OF garden seeds free
with every dollar purchase Saturday,
March 2ird al The Racket.
Mrs. A. 5. Lenay, who but recently
returned from hospital at Bore, where
the underwent Il critical operation, was |
again taken to the hospital yesterday for
further treatment.
The new Idahome Cafe is proving very
popular, and the patronage is fully meet !
ing the expectations OF the propretors |
II you are hungry and want first class
meal, you can find no better place.
Very little hope is entertained for the
recovery OF Mr.. \. ID. Bobbitt, who was
seriously injured by being cut by barb
ed wire, III heretofore noted. lie il be-
ing carefully nursed by sister, but about
his life.
X. J.. Pence, Jr., received Geographic
announcement On Monday Of new
son born at Ault, Colo, on March l7th
The new arrival has been christcned
Robert st. Patrick, in honor OF the day
Of its birth. The announcement also
conveys the pleasing intelligence that
both mother and son are getting along
nicely.
While in town on Tuesday Mr.. Mae
Waters took time enough To make a
hurried visit To his Overlook farm,
where the lainbing season is now at its
height. From all reports yet received,
the record has been broken at this farm
us one Of his ewes gave birth To four
lambs, all III which are alive and doing
nicely, Two Of them being unused from Il
bottle
Mr.. Joel l.. Priest, Industrial Agent
and general publicity man for the Oregon
Short Line, was in town short time on
Monday and We acknowledge short
call. Mr.. Priest says he expects hir
company to land number OF cinigr.mts
in Southern Idaho this spring, and trusts
that the day is not far distant when they
can offer the North Side branch some.
thing better than a tri-wcckly service.
DR.. II. A. Gresham, an expert and
scientific optometctri-t OF Boise, il max
ing his first visit to Jerome. DR.. Gross
man will make this town regularly il
mendcd and owing To his firmly cstab
lished reputation az one OF the forcmos
: eye specialists Of the state, will be- assure,
) OF liberal patronage lie has AN uiiic
p in the North Side Inn where he will ~
pleased Ia receive patrons.
t The North Side Warehouse & Commits
, sion Co. have an announcement in an
1 other column that should interest ou
t farmer readers who have machinery |
purchase this spring. Some OF their in
plements have become little weather
. worn and faded, but never having bee
q used they arr practically as good as new
T. and you can purchase them At quite
discount. Call AT their headquarters an
see what they can offer you.
A Rev Willard II. Roots has just II
q ceived from his brother statement
n actual conditions in central China. Aft,
fire and sword, famine and distress
n ielt in lIankow. War news has So lille
! the public eye OF late that many OF l
- have forgotten the famine brought on |
!, the overflow of thickly populated distric
before the war began. Many sufferer
were being cared for 10y the Chine
themselves before the burning OF lianko
" reduced large part of her well-to-C
70 families to extreme poverty. -Shoshoi
:" Journal