Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-07-31
$500 per year
Prize waltz at the Eagles ball.


Miss Germaine O'Brien is spending the
week with friends in Gooding.
Mr.. Byron has traded his fine span OF
mules for team of brood mares.
Get Economy Fruit Jars at "The
Racket" New Price.
Mr. VIM. Benning suffered some quite
severe injuries one day last week by be-
inc kicked by n COW.
The Frazer Moore Co. have adorned
the front of their store building with
new coat OF paint.
A good leather glove has been found
and left at this office. The owner OF the
same can have it by calling ut this Offices.
Mrs. J. X. Lindsay of IIazelton, was i
guest OF Mrs. Hull, several days last
week, returning Saturday.
If YOU want pure ice cream go 10 the
Jerome Drug Co. They make it. 2Itf
Mrs. VIM. Randolph spent portion
Of last week visiting her friend Miss
Fuller. at Gooding, returning home sun
day.
Mr. Gosnell, wife and family, who
have resided here for the past few months,
departed Monday for the Payette coun-
try.
lie, me figure with you on your winter
coal supply. THos. JAYooN.
Mr., Mary wickersham, cousin OF
Mir. II. l.. speaknan, arrived last week
from Winchester, Va, expecting to
make quite an extended visit here.
Harold Butler, OF Pendleton, Ore.
who has been spending several weeks
here with his uncle Mr.. j. Rocrs and
family, returned home last Monday.
Prize waltz at the Eagles ball.
Mr. K. II. Trail is presiding over the
prescription department of the North
Side Pharmacy during the absence OF the
proprietor, Mr.. w. g.. Thomas.
Mr.. Jas Quay, who has been spend
ing the summer here, has returned east
where he will visit at his home shorl
time before taking up his studies again
at the Allegheny, Pa, Seminary.
Pasture for horses. 500 per month
l2-u J. II. X Nionr.
Editor Sulythc, OF the Wendell lrriga
ZIONIST, was in town last Saturday, an,
We acknowledge very pleasant call
Mr.. Smythe is giving the people of Wen
dell an excellent local paper, and appar
emily his efforts are being appreciated
An exciting ball game will lie playe'
on the Jerome grounds on Saturda
afternoon between the Eden team am
Arcadia Valley. These teams have mc
several times, and the game schedule
Tor Saturday promises To be- an interest
ing one.
Deposit your cash at Burkhead's Gre
Gerry. They pay interest on each deposit
No time accounts wanted
Mrs. George Eveleth, of Bull, accou
panied by her thee children has bee
the guest ol her aunt, Mrs. Jas. sun
mers, the past week She leaves to-da
Tor Blue Lakes where she will visit Wit
her sister, Mrs !. b. Perrine before n
turning home
Have You tried some OF that dcliciol
Pineapple Sherbet made by the Jeron
Drug Co? 2i-tf
Mrs. +. j. Brett, after most pleasa
visit of several months with her an
and other relatives here, reluctantly d
parted for her eastern home on Saturda
carrying with her the most pleasant 7
collections of Sunny Southern Idaho.
Mr.. Isaac CASTLE, father of Mrs. Do
Iempleton, arrived Tuesday and W
spend some time with his daught
here. Mr.. CASTLE halls from Iowa, h
came here from Weiser, where he h
been visiting another daughter.
You will like the ice cream and sh'
bet made by the Jerome Drug Co. I
1t. Its different. 2I-ti
Mr. W. w. Prickett having Just co..
pleted several jobs of clearing and lev
Ing, is after more work of the sal
nature, and his announcement will
found in another column. An inspect
oil the work just completed by him
evidence of the satisfactory work
does
Mrs. X. s. Cookinham, formerly
Twin Falls. has been the guest OF
sister, Mrs. X. j. Goats for a few ds
going from here to Wendell where
viii visit her mother for short til
preparatory to removing to Arizo
where she expects to make her tut
home.
Albert tombstone, young son Of
and Mrs. W. G. tombstone, met "
quite serious accident last week.
was riding with his parents, and in sc
manner fell out of the wagon, his h
being caught between the wagon box
the wheel with his face against