Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-10-02
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Buy your tlckets OF the boys. What
tickets? Lyceum.
j. b. Wells and family moved into the
Updegraf residence this week.
Order your winter apples now at the
Blue Lakes Fruit store.
Remember to-day and tomorrow are
the two big days of the fair.
Be sure to hear the Male Quartet
Wednesday night at the Amusement
hall.
Comfort and economy make happy |
homes. You get both by using Coles |
Hot Blast Heaters.
Get your breakfast, dinner and supper
during the Fair at the Zahn building, |
two doors west of the Times office.
Parties formerly from Rupert have es-
tabished a cafe and restaurant in the |
Hale building at the corner of Main and
Locust street.
Mrs. w. c. Robinson, Mrs Blair and
Miss Goebel are at Blackfoot this week |
attending Baptist convention being
held at that place.
Mrs. c. +. Annett and Mrs. James
Summers will leave to-day for Chicago
on "A somewhat extended visit with rela-
tiyes and friends there.
Rev. j. 5. Young OF Greenfield, Iowa,
arrived last Sunday to join his wife and
son who have been developing their
property here the past summer.
Mcssrs. q. G. and J. Clay Bruner, OF
Monmouth, Ill.,, "A brother and cousin
respectively of Ross Bruner, OF this place,
arrived Monday on Il visit with relatives
here.
Services Sunday morning and evening
at II a. IN. and 5 p. IN. at the Baptist
church 10y Rev. Ira Thompson. Sunday
School at the usual hour. Public cordi-
ally invited
Eugene Perry, the little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Alexander, has been quite
sick the past week from the effects OF
severe cold contracted while attending
the baby contest at Boise.
Gaylord Graham was the victim OF
surprise party last Saturday evening at
his home, which was planned by his
parents, previous to his departure for
Oregon where, it is rumored he will at
tend school,
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Ball
The weather was anything but encour-
aging TO the management OF the fair ON
Monday morning, rs the day started IN
with a drilling rain. Later in the day
it cleared up and at this writing We are
having ideal fair weather.
Your films developed at jerome Drug
Company.
+. NJ. Coghill, OF Battle Ground, Ind.
has been looking over the tract the past
week with a view OF finding location
for the betterment of his health. He is
well pleased with this section and it is
more than likely that he will become a
permanent resident among us.
Mr.. w. NJ. Yeager, Chicago land
holder here, has been looking after hi'
interests on the tract the past week. Oh
course he will remain until after the fan
which is one of the principal objects II
bringing him here at this time.
Best coffee in town, "Our Special
steel cut SOC pound. The Racket.
Probate Judge Jones OF Shoshone, &C
companied a party OF autoists to Jerom
on Monday, but before they reached her
1t turned out to be pedestrian mattel
as their machine went out of commission
and they were compelled to "hike"
into town.
Get your meals in the Zahn building
Two doors west OF the Times office, dun
ing the Fair. The best meals in town
Our forms went to press last evenin
little earlier than usual, to give th
iorce an opportunity to take in the be'
lar eyer held in Southern Idaho. This
IN addition to the fact that we have bee
overcrowded with work of all kind, IT
suits in considerable local matter bein
overlooked this week.
The Communion of the Lords Supp'
VIII be observed in the Presbyteria
church next Sabbath at IL a. m. Sal
oath School at 10 a. m. A Young PEE
pies meeting will be held at p. IN.
cordial invitation is extended TO Il
young people to be present. Preachii
at 5 o'clock.
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Ball.
The Appleton Country Life Club, o'
ing to the Fair at Jerome will meet We
hesday eve, Oct Sth (instead of Oct. Is
at the Appleton School, miles west
jerome, We expect good speaker fro
Jerome to address us and after the usu