Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-12-25

Amusement hall New Years Eve.
Mr.. II. r. Bridges expects TO eat
Christmas dinner with his parents at
Burley.
Miss Johan Hogshire is home from
her school duties at Albion, to eat Christ
mas dinner with her parents.
Don't forget the big dance at the
Amusement hall on next Wednesday ev-
ening, New Years Eve.
Read the opening chapters Of our new
serial story, "Holton Of the Navy"
which begins in this issue.
Mr.. JAS. Poison departed Tuesday for
an extended trip east and SOUTH, expect
ing 10 return in time to farm
ing operations in the spring.
The Racket is headquarters for the
Ladies' Home journal patterns.
The Idaho Southern train failed to
reach here on Monday, the engine break
ing down between Wendell and Gooding,
and the train had TO return 10 Gooding.
Mr.. l.. j. Tinkham, Of Grand Rapids.
Mich, spent several days here last week
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. A. +. Gould,
returning home the first Of the week.
Let Forbes, the transfer man, deliver
your express packages. Phone 90.
Mr.. q. L. Gurwell and family depart
ed last week for a season Of rest and
recreation, expecting to spend the next
few weeks visiting friends in California
points.
Mr.. G. W. Trounson departed Tuesday
for Park City, Utah, where he expects to
spend the holidays. His wife has been
there for some time visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Mary Rice, who is now holding a
position as teacher in the Rupert schools,
is taking advantage OF the holiday vaca-
ton to spend the season with her par
ents at this place.
Mr.. A. b. Pence. Of Ault, Colo, a
brother-in-law OF II. T. Bridges, is a
guest Of the latter, and assisting at keep
ing house while Mrs. Bridges Is visiting
her parents at Ault.
Mr.. J. X. Wragg departed last Satur-
day, expecting TO spend several weeks
visiting with old friends at Danville and
other Illinois towns. which section was
his home before coming to Idaho.
Pop corr that will pop. 3 pounds FOL
25c. The Racket.
Mrs. 5. b. Randolph and little son, o
Marysvillc, kans., arrived the first o
the week, expecting to make quite al
extended visit with the formers sister
Mrs. Ed Robinson and brother, W. q
Randolph, OF this place.
Mr.. Percy Fairman departed Saturda,
Tor an eastern trip Of several weeks du
ration. Percy's bachelor friends hav'
fear that they will lose his companion
ship upon his return. as they expect t
see a new housekeeper installed at tn
Fairman villa. So mote it be.
| handle the Spring Canyon UtaI
Coal, lump and nut. None better.
THos. JAyoox.
Saturday night was the coolest yet eS
perienced this winter, the thermomett
registering 2 degrees below zero Sunda
morning. Some of our citizens wei
caught mapping and their neglect to shr
off their water pipes gave work for III
plumber the next day.
There will be another one Of those de
lightful dances at the Barrymore hall q
Friday evening of this week. This ever
Will be known as the Barrymore Plone'
dance, which means hat all will atter
IN their everyday clothes. Dancing WI
commence promptly at S o'clock, and
general invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Whitehead departed la
Sunday for a visit at his old home
Indiana, expecting to stop in Chica'
Tor a short time to attend to some bus
ness matters. Lew was given n iarew'
supper by several of his friends Ia
Wednesday evening, the bill OF fare !
GLIDING turkey, with all the trimmin
that usually go with a banquet OF II
character.
Mr.. Carl Gibson, OF Salem, Ore,
nephew of Mr.. l.. ID. Carlton, is spen
ing the holiday season with the lat
here. lie came last week expecting
participate in the rabbit drive schedule
for Monday, as he had heard so mu
about the sport connected with tho
drives. Unfortunately the storm pr
vented the drive coming off as adv
tised,