Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-07-31

Mrs. d. l.. Andrews, assisted by local
musicians, will give program of music
AMI readings at the NJ. +. church Friday
evening, August LIST, at $50 O'Clock.
Admission, - cents and % cents.
Burkhead believes in the banking sys-
ten OF doing business; dcpositing the
cash before drawing out How about a
bank grocery? Watch for his plan next
week.
MIR. Henry Moehring, of Granville.
ILL.,, an uncle Of Mrs. F. w. Zahn. has
been spending the past week looking
over the tract and adjoining country. He
returned home yesterday very much en-
Unused over the conditions az he found
them here, being loud in his praise of
this section.
MIR. +. r. Sargent, city attorney Of
Spokane, who has large holdings on the
tract Just southeast Of town, is spending
Il lew days looking after his interests
here alphabetically admiringthe abund-
ant crops in evidence everywhere. Mr..
Sargent Is accompanied by his wife, be-
ing enroute home from visit at their
old home in Wisconsin.
Mr.. |. X. Jenkins, Of Grand Island,
Neb., who has been visiting his daugh-
ters, Mrs. II. ID. Cook, and Mrs. Joe X ri
vanek, Of this place for short time,
leaves today for his home Mr. jenkins
is the owner OF large fruit farm in
Nebraska and while here has taken occa-
sion to investigate this industry pretty
thoroughly and returns home highly
pleased with this section, and it would
not be surprising if we would count him
among our permanent residents later on.
Night letters and other kilograms can
be filed and handled promptly up to
closing time OF our store
c. +. ANNETT & son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Thomas have
been preparing for a trip to Iowa on a
visit to their parents, and had expected
to leave today. However, GA Friday
last Mr.. Thomas received word that his
mother, who resides at Wyoming, Iowa,
WAS critically i'll, consequently hurried
preparations were made and the coupl,
, departed early Saturday morning. The,
had expected to he gone several week
and We trust that Mr.. Thomas may fin,
his mother much improved and tina
& nothing will occur to mar the pleasure q
h their trip.
You can get the best ice cream in tow
AT the Jerome Drug Co. They max
70 their own ice cream. It's pure and deli
i cious. PAT
I Mrs. X. II. TrailL met with quite
u serious accident on Friday last whic
though terminated very fortunately Il
!. her She Was arranging the articles i
the refrigerator which stood near =
!. open cellar way, and not thinking IL
A took few steps backward, and was pr
| cipitatcd down the opening distance
\. several feet, striking on her back Al
r. shoulders She was picked up uncol
4 scious. and much alarm was felt unit
, size was revived aud an examination di
closed that no bones were broken. A
was. however, she received several ba
bruises and a severe shock which vi
coniine her to her home for a time.
4. Groceries represent our capital sto,
surplus, our loans are not drawing suf
cient interest to make us divident
;, Borrow your money at the regular bar
and We will pay the interest.
BuRKHEADs GROCERY.
=, On acc 1unt OF the inclemehcy of Il
-, weather. the barn dance which had be-
nc arranged by the Nilsson and Eichelberg
II, families for last Friday evening had
20. be abandoned, and the scene OF the II
tivities was transferred to the Amu'
ment hall where a jolly party assembl
and enjoyed most delightful evening
~ guests of these hospi,abe people. In a
dition to the excellent music iurnishe
'h' ice cream and cake were served dun
INT the evening and a punch bowl served
he allay the thirst oi the merry dance
n.y. Withal it was a most pleasant occasi
re- and as the guests departed each a
everyone voiced their appreciation OF
N. evenings enjoyment in no uncert'
vii tone.