Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-03

Fred wv. cooding went to Boise on
Monday.
Fred Bliss was up from Bliss on
Saturday afternoon.
" H. Maunders made business trip
N HALEY on Ned lesday.
Mrs. t. c. Silva of Haddock was shop
ping in town yesterday.
]. W. Robertson came up from Good
ing Tuesday to pay his taxes.
Fred E. Sayer and his son George.
came I'D from Bliss on Saturday.
E. S. Totten of Minidoka spent Tues
day In town calling on his friends.
Ralph Nichols, a mining man of Gill
more, Idaho, spent Wednesday evening
in Shoshone.
H. C. Mason came up from Gooding
yesterday to pay his taxes and call on
old acqusintances.
A. M. Comes, the Haddock Postmaster.
came up from that place yesterday and
spent the day IN town.
Hrs. Paul S. Haddock entertained
eight of her lady friends on New Years
evening at bridge whist.
Mrs. Frank Crandan returned Tues
day from ogden where she spent sew
eral weeks with her daughter
County Clerk Harry W. Anderson and
wife went to Salt Lake City last Fri
day returning home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parry returned
Tuesday night from ogden where they
spent the holidays with relatives.
- Colonel Allen Miller, an attorney of
GIenn's Ferry was in town yesterday
presenting some matters to Judge Wal
tiers at Chambers.
Miss Mary Davies of Shoshone have
taken positions in the Assessors office
during the busy season.
H. E. Cornell. Harley Grewen and ].
N Clark, all of Dietrich, were in town
Wednesday evening to attend regular
meeting of the Masonic Lodge.
Mrs. William Sims of Big Wood River
was in town yesterday doing some shop
ping She reports Mr.. Sims as confined
70 his bed with a severe cold.
Senator c. F. Borden left last night
for Boise to take up his duties as
member of the State Legislature. He ex-
poets to make the Idanha Hotel his
home during his stay in Boise.
Mrs. Frank T. Disney entertained at
cards Monday evening in honor of Miss
Alta Warrior. A very enjoyable time was
had by all. Lunch was served and prizes
awarded to parties scoring the highest
w. L. Reynolds returned last Sat
urday from Baker City where he spent
Christmas. While away hee met with
severe fall on the Ice and has been
crippled in his right shoulder since that
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson pleas
antly entertained twelve of their friends
at a dinner party on Tuesday evening.
After enjoying a delightful dinner the
guests were entertained at cards until
a late hour.
Miss Agnes Holman who has been en-
ployed in the Assessors office for the
past two years, resigned her position
to taR>a similar one in Vale. Oregon
where her parents have resided for
some time.
Mr. Ralph Waldo of Mont Rose. Colo
RADIO. spent the first Of the week In
town as guest OF Miss Alta Warrior,
teaches of English in the Shoshone
high school. He left for his home on
Thursday morning.
Different persons about town who
have ice houses have been very busy
during the past week getting them filled
The ice is not unusually thick. being
only about twelve inches. but 1t Is ex-
ceptionally good Ia quality.
Twenty men and teams are putting
In full time In the ice harvest In Sno-
shone for Frank Glenn A better quah'y
OF Ice was never cut from the Little
Wood. Its thickness is from IL to ~
inches, crystal all the way tnroufh-
Eight hundred tons IL the quantity tne
Glenn forces are harvesting.