Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-17
THE LOCAL NEWS OF SHOSHONE AND VICINITY BREED


HALEY on Sunday.
The youngest child Of Robert A.
Frame was quite III the first Of the
week, but is better nov.
Ex-senator Fred W. Cooling Is spend
ing the week in Boise looking after the
county division situation
John Devaney was up from Cooling
Tuesday transacting some business at
the Court House
Mrs. D. L. Hughes has been spend
ing the past week with relatives in
Kemmerer, Wyoming.
The cutting Of ice upon Little Wood
River has been finished. as the houses
are all fun Of a fine quality
Fred H Roberts. the Owlnza telegraph
operator. came from that place on Wed
nesday and purchased supplies.
A. a Brown advertises his disposal
Of his one-half interest in the Brown
Morton company to J. r. BowIby
Gilbert J. White Of the Lincoln coun-
ty National Bank returned from
business Trip to salt Lake on Sunday.
Joe Madeline was up from his ranch
on Snake River Wednesday to consult
with the County Commissioners on some
road matters.
Hugh Rankin. who has charge Of the
State Fish Hatchery at Hay Spur. to-
gether with Mrs. Rankin. were in sho-
shone on Monday.
Judge E a. Walters and Attorney
James K. Boutwell, spent the week 1t
Boise where they addressed meeting Of
the State Ear Association today
Dr.. and Mrs. c. F. zeller entertained
at pleasant party on last Saturday
evening. At the close OF series Of card
games an elegant Lunch was served.
If good merchandise, low prices, !
prompt service and personal ztten-
tion appeal to you, trade at the
MORSE Store.
Miss Harriet Williams who has been
doing stenographic work for the Asses
sor during the last few weeks returned
to her home in Cooling On Sunday.
The editor Of the Journal Is at Boise
in attendance upon the meeting Of the
Eastern Idaho Press Club. Mrs Melvin
IS on the trip with him. Next Sunday ,
she expects to leave home for q visit to ;
California.
a. A. Brown. who returned from the
east on Monday, announced the sale Of
lis printing interests in Shoshone to
Joseph Bowlby Mr.. Brown stated that q
lie expected TO engage in foreign work 4
or the Knights OF Pythias.
A. J. Kinsey. J. ". Robertson and L q
:. Brandt of Cooling were in town on
Ionday afternoon soliciting subseript- "
7ns for the proposed Methodist Uni C
ersity. whose location they hope TO C
ecure for the town Of Gooding a
Miss Anna Murphy, formerly Of shO-
hone and Riehfield and now ReId sec
etary for the Catholic women's League,
assed through here the other day on
er way to Chicago, where she will take
course in civics and philanthropy and y
ork for the associated charities.
The change in the office Of Probate u
ldge ds-places a most competent and
oltby official who has heretofore fill
! the responsible appointive post under
m Of Probation Officer Miss Craw-
ri. who goes out. gave conscientious 10
rviee there. She is al present en-
Dyed in the Recorders office. :,
Mrs. W. J. Taper came down from =.
-ichfleld on Tuesday 70 Join her nus ~
nd. Comfy Commissioner Taper. who :.
IL be detained here for the week by ~
$ o1nciel duties. She and the Com ~,
ssioHsr We're entertained at siRner ?.
iurssay svs.iag by judge and Mrs H.
Jo1sz.
A. J. Mckenzie. bank president at R.
and a pubDc spirited citizen FOL
odiAg and a public spisited citizen N.
tho interest Of the proposed Netho- ne
I college there. The matter Of the Su
alton OF the institstion is to be
ally determined at a meeting Of
irca officials al Gooding on the saith -.
/ fee
David Dchorzman. enc OF the aew
tiers near kimaEi. was in Shossone 10