Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-08-21

IN. and p. III.
Mr. w. q. Thomas returned Monday
from his trip to Iowa Mrs. Thomas re-
manned for a longer visit with relatives
and friends.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar |
thur johnson the first of the week. but
only survived a short time. Mrs. John
son Is reported AS getting along nicely.
Mrs. Morris Welch OF HALEY, found a
silver dollar in a can Of tomatoes one
day last week, which she intends to keep
AS token Of good luck. The sale Of
canned tomatoes has been greatly aug
mented in that town AZ u result of this
find.
The Board Of County Commissioners
were in session Monday canvassing the
vote on the jerome Highway District
and attending to some other unfinished
business. They will meet again the sec
ond Monday in September to make the
annual tax levy
Mr.. Sam Reed, Jr, whose home is
near the rim rock, landed a huge stur-
gcon the first Of the week. He states
that the fish would weigh nearly 100
pounds. and as he was parceling it ont
among his friends in town yesterday, we.
have no reason to doubt his word as re-
CARDS the weight
Mr.. Geo W. Fuller and wife. OF New
York City, arrived here Tuesday, and
are guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
{. w DeNoe, north OF town. Mr. Full
Ter is President Of the DeNoe Orchards
Il Stock Farms Co., thereby being inter
ested in something over 800 acres OF land
lying tributary to jerome.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Robinson received
the pleasing announcement the first OF
the week OF the arrival OF young son at
the home OF their daughter, Mrs VIM
Murphy, at Childres, Texas Mrs. Muir
/ ply will he remembered by number OF
our townspeople, having spent the sum
mer here last year.
Mr. j. johnson, an Iowa farmer. has
/ been here this week looking after some
business matters for friend OF his, and
. 50 amazed is he with what he has seeI
in the way OF crop productions on the
tract that We would not be surprised il
he would become possessed OF some North
Side property before his return
Mrs c. j Archer has resigned hcl
position AS teacher in the schools her,
having accepted a more lucrative position
near Clifton, Ariz. In company witt
her sister Miss Marie Worthngton, sh,
will leave for the above place on Mon
Il day next Mr. Archer will join then
d As soon As lac can close up his busines
II affairs here.
The family Of Mr.. A. Noegler, which
e have been spending the summer here
l. returned to their home in Salt Lake cit
Is last week. Mr.. Noegler will follow then
shortly. The latter, who is connecte'
le with the Voegler Seed Co., and who ha
large interests in this section, after
N season spent here is more enthusiast
At than ever over the possibilities OF tn
m North Side tract
Mr.. A. ;. Herman living mile
70 southwest Of town. was exhibiting sam
re pie OF pop corn the first OF the wee
- which he raised on his ranch. TIL
4. yield promises to be a heavy one, man
OF the stalks having four well develope
ears on them. Mr. Herman beiev,
this can be made a very paying crop i
=. this section.
Mrs. {. +. Palmer was taken quit
critically i'll last week, her condition fC
time being such as to cause alarI
~ among her friends. She however is niue
:" improved at this writing and evilient
- on the way to speedy recovery. He
aunt, Mrs. Spanglcr, OF Twin Falls, VIII
re is visiting her, was stri ken at about I'll
ey same time, thus Transforming the Paint
or home into an improvised hospital.
IL Mr.. w. H. Craig, of Chicago, WI
| HAS Dttl NlthAlik IiE ''Na'iN
NC here, returned to his duties as instruct'
ng in one of the schools in that city, la
ter week. Mr. Craig has landed interes
nd here and devoted his time while here
ng still further developing his property. |
says he is tired OF telling his friends
ial the city OF the wonderful productivene
of our soil, and he went back load'
nd with samples Of our products which
10 considers should he sufficient to substa
his tiatc any claims he has made. He
,ill looking eagerly forward to the time VIII
nm. he will forsake business cares and enj
the pleasures OF simple country lie
his ranch on the North Side tract.
ere Conditions would indicate that peoI
ole at distance are becoming more int
vas csted in obtaining reliable informant
me regarding the North Side tract. The
Was has hardly been week during the p'
.o.,, ,l,ot uro have not added one