Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-05-16


nond last Saturday.
The Episcopal Guild met this
week with Mrs. H. G. Baugh.
Miss F. NJ. Lucy has been visiting
fer several days with Miss Maud
Walters.
Misses Lois Borden and Fern
Noble are at Blackfoot attending
the Sunday School convention
/. N. Higgins of Minidoka was
in town Wednesday looking after
his property Interests at this place.
Mrs. Geo. H. Anderson has been
quite i'll for several days with a
severe attack of measles, but is
now better.
Mrs. d. L. Hughes has returned
from Spokane where she was call
81 two weeks ago by the death of
her grand child.
Rev. w. H. Roots went to HALEY
Tuesday to join his wifi and chill
dren preparatory to starting east
TO their new home at Worchester,
Massachusetts,
The interior of the Donovan
property on Rail street just east
of the McFall Hotel has been re-
modelled and converted into bill
lard and pool parlor.
The Episcopal Sunday School ser
vices are to be continued as usual.
The church services will be re-
sumed as soon as a successor for
Rev. w. H. Roots is appointed
Lester Boyer and wife left Sun
day for Rupert where they will
make their home in the future.
Mr.. Boyer has been employed by ].
NJ. Butler, County Clerk of Mini
doka County, as his deputy.
Next Sunday evening Rev. w. j.
Herwig, superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League of Idaho will speak
in the interest of the campaign
now on Ito keep the county dry, "
at the Methodist church.
Fred Privett who has been con-
Quoting the White restaurant in
the Higgins building for some
months, left Monday night for other
fields. Several of his creditors in
ShoshOne regret his uDtimely de-
parture.
Miss Hazel Cannon, commercial
teacher in the ShOshOne public
schools, left Monday morning for
her home in Battlecreek, Michigan,
It is expected that she will re-
turn in the fall, but not to teach
school.
w. C. Custer and son, together
with some friends went to Jer-
ONE Sunday in their new automo-
bile. They were unfortunate, how
ever, in, their machine breaking
down and were unable to return to
ShoshOne until Monday.
At the organization of the COun-
ty Central Republican Committee In
Shoshone last Monday B. w. Reeves
of Richmond was chosen chair
man, Paul R. Kartzke, State Com
mitteeman, and A. E. Bowler sec
retary-treasure.
On Sunday morning Merit New
man, was thrown from a horse
which he was riding and received
quite severe injuries. He was
picked up unconscious and did not
recover for several hours. He IS
about well now from his injuries
and is able to be out and around
once more.
County Assessor John See and
wife on Sunday chaperOned Misses
Mile Barger, Matilda Montgomery,
Florence Johnson and Mable Ander-
son on a trip to ShoshOne Falls.
They left ShoshOne early Sunday
morning, and did not get back I'M
til midnight the same day. They
all enjoyed themselves.
Miss Alta Warrior, teacher of
English the past year in the Sho-
shone high school, accompanied by
Miss Mary Guymon went to Burnley
on Saturday where Miss Warton
gave a recital that evening. From
Burnley the young ladies went To-
Twin Falls where they visited with
friends. On Monday Miss Wharton
left for her home in Nebraska;
going by way of Salt Lake City and
Colorado.
Mrs. S. P. Newman and her bro
Their, Robert Jones, received word
Friday of the death of their father,
Joseph S. Jones, at Ontario, Oregon.
They left Saturday for Ontario tol
be present at the funeral which
will be held on Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Jones was a pioneer of eastern