Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-09-25

from IA several weeks visit in Colorado
Coles Hot Blast Heaters make big
reduction in your coal bill-see their ad-
yertisement and guarantee.
Services at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening by Rev. l. A.
Thompson
Your films developed at Jerome Drug
Company.
|. b. Perrine was over from Twin Falls
last week with a party of investors, who
spent some time looking over the tract
There will be an auction Of household
goods Saturday afternoon on Main street
]. S. Hartshorn, Auctioneer.
Let me figure with you on your winter
coal supply. THos JAYcox.
On account OF the Fair next week the
Civic Club will not meet Tuesday, Sept
3Oth.
The Hagerman band will be at the
fair on next Thursday, and the Sun says
that the whole town is going to follow
them.
Coal bills are large part OF your liv-
ing expense-reduce both by using Coles
Hot Blast Heaters.
The coaling tower at the Oregon Short
Line is about completed, and il is So
different from the old fashioned coal
chutes that it is worthy OF inspection.
We are headquarters for school sup
plies. The Racket.
Mrs. W. Il. Thomas and daughter
Bernadine, returned home last week after
two months visit with relatives and
friends in Iowa.
Mr. f.. A. Mcclellan left yesterday for
Bluff City, Tenn. where he expects to
spend the winter visiting relatives and
friends in that section
Jerome is making preparations to en-
terrain thousands OF strangers next week
and with favorable weather we expect to
see the largest crowd ever assembled in
the town.
Picking spices, SOC pound.
The Racket.
Several killing frosts this week heralde,
the approach OF Autumn days and til,
entire week has been cold and shivering
The fall work has commenced, and spu'
digging will soon be the fashion.
On the second day of the Fair, DR.
Evans Of the Twin Falls Optical Co.
will be at the Eureka Hotel. Thos
needing his services are invited TO call
We tit eye glasses in the latest and mos
scientific u.annor.
Mr. +. b. Fairman, OF New York city
brother OF 7. g. and Thos. Fairman
has been here the past week visiting hi
brothers and looking over what he con
siders one Of the finest sections he ha
ever visited.
Mr. VIM. johnson, accompanied b
her three children, returned this wee
from protracted stay at Ritzville, Wash
where she visited her mother Her slst,
Miss Bauer, did not return with her, bit
will remain at home this winter.
c. ]. Albert PAIL, Of Melbourne, An
tralia, lecturer, and who is making
trip around the world on his bicycle iC
the Y. NJ. c. A. was caller in tn
Office the frst OF the week. He stat
that he has Travelled PCS, 600 miles on
bicycle during the last twelve years.
Kodak developing and finishing dor
Mt a
cyko paper which gives the picture
perfect finish 3O-tf
w. A. Peters returned to Jerome Il
first OF the week, bringing with him
his bride Miss Axline Fay, form
teacher in the schools here. The maj
friends Of the latter will be pleased
welcome her back to Jerome society, Al
extend hearty congratulations to &
bride and groom.
f. G. Reed was yesterday displayil
some very tempting samples OF the Ia
Crawford peaches which were grown
his yard this season. He has two tr'
Of this variety laden with fruit, and
is eagerly anticipating the coming
winter rs he informs us that Mrs. lie
expects to put up ut least 90 cans Ire
these two trees.
A Washington dispatch says that t
counterfeit $40 national bank notes h'
made their appearance and the sec
service force of the government is hot
the trail of the men who are thus SCI
ing to increase the volume OF paper c
rency One bill is accredited to
First National bank of Chicago and
other purports to have been issued
the Farmers and Merchants Nauo
bank Of Los Angeles.
There is postofiice ruling which
poses fine of $500 or years lmpris
ment on anyone through carelessnes'
otherwise taking mail from the poster