Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-08-13

Miss Itlld " III itti 40 SPNHNs'b eht
,aek at Lake Adelaide.
voung daughter is reported at the
ma nj MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Pierl.
Mrs Jay Brewer and son Dick re-
nd the first orathe week from an
av,snded visit with relatives at Lew
ston. Idaho
Mr. Arthur Hart broke grouno
yesterday for the erection OF new
,asidence on his property In the
northwest part of town.
Mrs. X. S Frazer and Mrs. c. f.
Massey and children are spending the
,ask at the Clarendon hot springs
near HALEY
Remember the piano contest closes
=, noon on Friday. Sept. 18th. No
further count OF the votes until that
time
Don't forget the good dinners US
ually served by the Baptist ladies
and be on hand for their chicken fry
supper on Saturday evening
FOR SALE-Pure bred Duroc-
Jersey boar pig Best OF breeding
papers furnished --Jno. T. Mcintyre.
cloyerleaf Ranch 27-tf
Mr.. r. + Shepherd WAS called To
Salt Lake city on business last week
He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
D. C. MacWatters.
Misunderstanding. Confinement
cases preferred Mrs. w. S. Lewis.
Route 2. Box so. 15-tf
One OF our real estate men reports
several inquiries for land during the
past week He states that the real
estate business looks more promis-
Ing than 1t has for long time
Mrs Fanny Holland. OF Chicago.
who has been the guest OF Mrs
Clarence Humphrey the past three
weeks. returned TO her home Mon
day OF this week
Mrs VIM Wagner and children
returned from their eastern trip on
Sunday. after an absence OF nearly
three months or course they report
most delightful time. but are glad
10 get back TO the North Side
Mrs j. r. Scott. OF Childres. Tex.
and Mrs Geo. ]. Archer. former
resident Of this place and teacher
In the schools here. arrived the FIRST
OF the week on a visit to their father.
Mr.. Robert Worthington
Mr.. and Mrs. T. |. Robertson have
left the ranch In care OF their sons
and have removed to town In order
that Mr.. Robertson may give his close
attention 10 the handling OF the po-
tato crop this season.
Good fair 40 four miles out.
Equity for $500. This is less than
$50 an acre.-Barnett Stillwel.
Mr. Calvin Sickle who recently re
turned from the hospital at Twin
Falls. where he was operated upon
not getting along as we'll as his
friends would wish for. and expects
10 leave for Hunter. Ill. the home
Of his parents. this week.
Mr.. X. J. Coats departed for Pendlc.
ton' Oregon, Sunday evening. where his
Vile has been visiting and who has been
compelled to enter hospital there tc
undergo an operation for APPENDICITIS
The lady's many friends here hope ior
her speedy recovery.
Mr.. w. II. Craig. OF Chicago. who
mas been spending the past month
looking after his landed interests
mere returned to his home last week
'uiy convinced that the new extern
SION agreement would result in great
benefit to the tract.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ]. Tinkham. of
Grand Rapids. Mich. parents OF Mrs
A. 4. Gould. have been enjoying a
'"o weeks visit with their daughter
'nis place. They departed last
III ais NutTt lutN VII
,"'t another daughter before return
'ns 10 their home in the east.
mere is going to be some interest.
"s work done by the contestants n
our plano contest within the mex
80" weeks. and already they are &C
"ey at work. Some one Ia goine
set well paid for their labors. anc
.le most persistent will be the one &c
Win the piano.
saturday evening last barn OF
,"e hoilister place southeast OF tow
sN'neo to the ground. together Will
..a'nary standing close by. Luckil,
aefe was only one animal in tn,
,n at the time and It was gottei
IN safety. Considerable grail
Au seeds were in the grainary. an'
we're consumed.
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