Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-31
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

LOCAL. BREVI1IES.
Tonight and Saturday an Orpheum
act at Baugh Photoplay house
c. NJ Kenyon has moved to Poca-
tello to take a job in the shops there.
Former Probate Judge Fuller was
called to HALEY Wednesday on bust
ness.
Harry w Anderson spent a few
days this week on the ranch and at
the sheep camps.
Mrs NJ. H. williams of Bellevue,
Idaho. is visiting for few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Disney.
J. g. Downs offers Condit. Downs
and Condit in Vaudeville tonight and
Saturday. Direct from uTpheum Cir
cult
Miss Bessie Burnside is home after
spending several days visiting with
her brother, Don burnside, at Poca-
tello.
Henry winters Of Haddock was in
town Tuesday for the first time in
several months. ne spent the past
summer on camas Prairie.
BIrs. H. T. Whitenack called twenty
persons 10 her home Tuesday even
ing 70 give q shower in honor Of Mrs
rswird g. Cooling 1t was kitchen
shower.
Walters was at home for a
day SUNDAY. after long session Of
The district court for Gooding county
when hs proceeded to Twin Falls TO
preside at a session there.
Coming attractions at The Baugh
photoplay theatre include Tannhauser.
a three-reel feature, on Monday night;
Hagenbeck Wallace show on the 9Th,
and Minstrel Maids on the 18th, all Of
high class.
Andrew J. Newman is at Boise to-
day TO arrange for the removal Of Mrs
Newman to her home in Shoshone.
Mrs. Newman has been under hospi-
tai treatment at the capital city. They
will return on Sunday.
The Journal Jeglns this week the
regular publication Of the Brooklyn
A feature of the paper. From time
TO time the publisher expects to add
other features of interest TO all classes
Of readers.
Mrs. Frank AIillsap. Mrs. ". J.
Wallace and Miss Rose Mabbutt gave
a pleasant bridge party yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Alillsaps. /
about one and one-half miles west of
Shoshone. Thirty-two ladies were
present. making the trip from Sho-
shone TO the Milsaps home and return
in automobiles.
Mrs. c. o. Renting. nee Miss Laura
Gwin, returned to her home in Poca-
tello on Monday, after a two weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Frank
Gwin and family. Mr.. Benting came
I'D from Pocatello Saturday and spent
Sunday in Shoshone, returning with
his wife on Monday. Mr.. Benting is
one of the popular lawyers Of Poca- /
tello.
Mrs. Thomas H Gooding and Mrs.
Campbell, formerly Miss Pearl Good
ing. left Shoshone on Tuesday. Mrs
Gooding to spend the winter at San
Jose. Cal. and Mrs Campbell to re-
turne to her Kansas home after two
months spent in her parental home
Mr.. Gooding expects to go to California
about Christmas time. Their young
daughter Martha is with Mrs. Good
ing.
Pedestrians may now cross the
tracks OF the Short Line in Shoshone
without rubber boots. Two cement
crossings are being put in on the rail-
road right of way at the crossing OF
Walnut street. The cement is laid
five feet wide. It will be necessary
for the town to do some work of the
same kind at the sout side Of the
tracks TO make the footways com
plete.
Shoshone's chapter of the Eastern
Star gave a Halloween entertainment
Wednesday night, to the delight of all
who We're privileged to attend. Mem
bers and most of the visitors were
masked for the festivities. All danced
the Virginia reel and a number OF
quadrlles and joy was unconfined.
For the best guess as to the identity
of the maskers Mrs. Whitenack was
awarded the prize.
Mrs Blanches Kleinnlan Of HALEY.
wife of DR.. E. Kleinman of that
place. was in Shoshone on last Sat
urday and Sunday. Mrs. Kleinman is
Grand Matron of the order OF the East
ern Star of the Idaho jurisdiction and
is just returning from a visit to Chi
cago. and other places in the East.
While in the East she attended the
triennial meeting of the General
meeting of the General Grand Chapter,
of the order of the Eastern Star. held
at Chicago. in September. She also
attended sessions Of the Grand Chap
tiers Of Illinois and Wisconsin.
Ranchers or others having spuds