Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-11-07
LOC4L BREVTTIES.

Charles Amos was in town from
Bliss on Tuesday.
Mrs Landsborough has one very de-
sirabie room with or without board.
DR.. w f. Plummer of Haley was a
Shoshone visitor Monday and Tues
day.
DO not forget to ask for votes at
the Morse Store. Rem Snber the
Square Piano Contest.-adv.
Mrs. Elizabeth White entertained
the Catholic Ladies' Society at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Judge Edward A. Walters went to
Twin Falls Sunday where he will hold
court for the next two or three weeks.
Mrs. Ben Darrah has returned home
from Wendell where she spent two
weeks visiting with relatives and
friends.
Rev. Mr.. Jennings is to hold services
at the Episcopal. church on Sunday
next at the usual hours morning and
evening.
a. l. Mcmahon IS having the room
formerly occupied by the Star Theater
overhauled and caisomined ready for
a new occupancy.
WANTED-A good girl for general
housework. Electric washer and
iron. Good wages. Mrs. Victor
Johnson, Shoshone, Ida. Oct. 24tf
Mrs. Ross Bowden who has been
visiting for several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs Morrison. returned TO her
home at Bliss on Wednesday
REGISTERED HOGS FOR SALE-At
the Murphy stock farm, on the Big
Wood river. registered Poland China
boars, $50 each. Apply at the farm
Deluxe wondrola only sS5. Little
Wonder $3.50. Records only Go cts.
and no change of
The cement workers of the Short
Line have finished a splendid job at
the Walnut street crossings. providing
footways entirely over the railroads
right of way through town.
The Episcopal guild met on We'd |
nesday with Mrs. J. w. Newman. !
Members. are earnestly addressing |
themselves toward preparation of ar
-icles for a Christmas sale to take |
place December 6.
Floyd J. stuart VINO mas recently /
,ome to Idaho from the state of Wash
ngton, was in town Wednesday and |
lied on a three hundred and twenty
lcre homestead near the Eastern part
If Lincoln County, near Kimama.
Mrs. E. H. Mortified entertained the I
Baptist Missionary Society Thursday
lfternoon. The topic for discussion
vas missionary work IN China and a
pecial thank offering of s25 was ,uli-
ributed The meeting was well at
ended about twenty being present.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Fred Myers of the Journal office
pent the first three days of the week
1t Soldier, where he was engaged in
he work of Installing a linotype ma
hine for the Courier newspaper Of
ice The journey both ways was made
" Myers on a motorcycle. Good roads
III the way made the trip going up
pleasant, but on the return Wednes-
lay the heavy rains of Sunday and
Monday had left the roads in bad con-
lition.
The Ladies' Study club held an
,ther interesting meeting Friday. the
opic being State Schools. Mrs. Wal
ace was chairman of the program
committee. The State deaf and dumb
chool was described by Mrs. Dygert,
he Albion Normal by Mrs. Ike Hill,
he Lewiston Normal by Mrs Miles,
he St. Anthony reform school by
Irs. Fred W. Gooding, the musical
department. and the social life Of the
foscow Normal by Mrs. John W. Nc
fall and the agricultural department
f the same school by Mrs. J. L.
Beckett. Mrs. Edward G. Gooding
endered a musical selection.