Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-07-17
Look for the Eagles nd coming soon.

church will meet with Mrs. Shores,
Thursday, July oath.
The Hale building is remodeled and
put in shape for restaurant which will
open soon.
A specialist from Boise was in town
Wednesday and performed number of
minor operations on several children here.
Word reaches Us that in very few
instances beans on the tract showed the
effects Of very slight frost Sunday
night.
Mrs. j. w. Johnson accompanied by J
her sister, Miss Bauer, departed last
week for Ritzville, Wash, for All extend |
ed visit with their parents who reside
there.
handle the Spring Canyon Utah
Coal, lump and nut. None better.
THos. JAycox.
Miss Mary Rice departed Monday for
Albion, where she will attend u session
OF the summer school preparatory To re-
suming her duties AS teacher in the
schools at Firth.
The ladies OF the NJ F.. church will
give sociable on the lawn OF the Palmer
home, Friday evening. Ice Cream and
cake will be served. A short programme
has been prepared. All cordially invited.
Pasture for horses, 500 per month.
l2-tf j. ii. KNIGHT.
The potato crop on the tract will be
much larger than Was anticipated "A short
time ago. The rainy season We exper-
fenced IA few weeks ago did much TO en-
nance the prospects OF this crop.
Armstrong, the outftter, will inau-
gurate another big gale commencing on
Saturday of this week Every lady
should scan the bills closely rs there is
much in them to interest you.
The Barrymore Civic Club is arranging
for another OF their popular dances
which will be held at the Club House on
Friday evening OF this week. Everyone
is cordially invited and good time pro-
missed.
Look for the Eagles al coming soon.
Mr.. A. w. Baum and family departed
last week for San Francisco, where Mrs.
Baum will visit for some time with her
parents Mr.. Baum expects To return
here in the fall about the time the spnd
crop is ready to harvest.
Dad" Smack, the father Of Mr.. Jay
Smack, arrived last Friday and viii
spend some time with his son here. He
most favorably impress with genera
conditions here and astonshed at the croI
prospects now in sight.
have good supply of binding twin
price high. TIIos. JAYooN.
Miss Hazel Stuart, OF Armstrong
Iowa, a sister of Mrs. o. u. Burkhead
IL a guest at the home of the latter. Sh
was accompanied here 10y Miss Lorimer
also of Armstrong who is enroute to tn
coast.
The resignation of Miss Axline Fa
and Miss Minnie Boone teachers in tn
school here, have been received by IN
school board, but as yet no action Ina
Dtcii taktH toNaru HiiihR thc Na'a"i'
thus occasioned.
Get Economy Fruit Jars at "Tl
Racket" New Price.
Amy persons or organizations wishin
to contribute prizes for flowers at Il
Bird Annual Flower Show given in Sci
tember by the ladies of the Civic Gu
will please notify Mrs. VIM. Hardwic
at an early date.
Look for the Eagles ad coming soon.
Several hunting parties took adval
tage OF the open season for sage hel
the first of the week, and as a result Il
butcher will suffer for short time,
all report excellent luck. We are i
debted to VIM Randof for n fine
hen.
Mr.. +. G. Minis left today for Ass
mace, Washington, for visit with !
daughter, Mrs. Edgar Shellworth, al
family. Assurance is located on t
United States Canada boundary Ii
and Mr.. Minis states he will step acre
the street into Canada while there.
Let me figure with you on yoar win
coal supply. THos. JAycox.
Mr.. Geo. Wallace and wife return
from their eastern trip on Monday.
will be remembered that Mr.. Wall'
was called to Philadelphia on acco'
of the serious illness of his moth
whose illness resulted in her death.
extend sympathy to George in his
reavement but are glad to welcome /
back on the tract again.
Mrs. ii. L. Minis suffered a very pa
full accident on Monday while doing
regular weekly washing. While rubb
an article OF clothing she ran q pin !