Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-04
NEWS OF SHOSHONE AND VICINITY IN BRIEF

rank L. Disney was attending
Goodlng court on Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Rhine entertained the
Guild of the Episcopal Church on
"Wednesday afternoon.
Walter and Ernie Gwin have
leVeled a splendid tennis court
adjoining the White residence.
The chicken ordinance went in
TO effect April list and that is no
Joke, Keep your fowls off your
neighbOr's lawn.
The Sunday School of Ghrists
Episcopal Church will give an en-
tertainment in the Parish House
tomorrow evening.
Coe Price and wife of Wendell
spent Sunday and Monday in town
visiting with Mrs. Prices parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Price.
Miss Agnes Price, who is at
tending school in Boise, is spend
ing weeks vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Price.
Mrs. Julia N. Olmstead of Boise
was in town Wednesday on mat
tiers in connection with the pro-
batting of the will of her late hus-
band.
Mrs. Al Evans returned Wednes-
day from MinidOka where she had
spent several days with her hus-
band who is employed at that
place.
Mrs. D. L. Hughes went to Kuna
Tuesday to spend day or two
with her husband, who is agent of
the Oregon Short Line Railroad at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Haddock
were at Gooding Wednesday to at
tend an amateur minstrel show
there. Mr.. Haddock having business
in court the next day
John Latimer. resident of Iowa,
and father of Mrs. James H. Both
well. is spending a few days in
ShOshone. Later he expects to Wis
it another child at Boise.
The new law regulating the
election of city and village Offic-
ials will not take effect until 1915.
In the meantime all elections are
to be held in accordance with the
old law.
Several of the Shoshone people
went to GoOding on Wednesday to
attend the minstrel show given by
the members of the Ladies Study
Club of GoOding. They report the
show a success.
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Wheel
er has resumed his care Of the
courthouse hedge, giving the hedge
its first trimming this week. with
him it is a labor of love to keep
this hedge the prettiest in Idaho.
Officers and teachers of the
Episcopal Sunday School will give
a party at the parish house on Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock, tOI
which the friends and relatives of
the school are invited.
Judge Walters is holding the first
term of Court in Gooding County,
at Gooding this week. The mem
beers of Shoshone Bar have also
spent most of the week in GOoding
looking after their practice at that
place.
An educational film, describing
the rescue, care and training of
blind infants is numbered among
the attractions at the Star to-
night and Saturday. There are no
better pictures than are shown at
this house.
Dan Hopkins and Thomas Jen-
nings. the former from Twin Falls,
and the latter from ShOhsone, who |
are serving penitentiary terms, are
applying for pardons, Rev. Edward
Pratt of this city being now at
Boise interceding for them.
John Witt and Fred Witt, young
Germans who have been in this
country but a short time, took out
their first naturalization papers
on Monday of this week, and each
filed upon a MISUNDERSTANDING
ty-~ ere homestead, about 5 miles
: ,uth of Shoshone.
Miss Bessie Burnside has re-
turnesi from a two months visit
10 California. She reached ShO-
.hona on No 10 Wednesday even
ng. At the high jinks of the
Knights of Pythias she met many
)s her numerous friends who were
I'D TO see her in splendid health,
+, " enjoying the merriment OF
he occasion. Miss Burnside for :
ner, held the office of assistant
@ the superintendent o. public in
tructiCn.