Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-24
Home made candles for Xmas.
,.oss right.-Candy Kitchen.

Prices right.-Candy Kitchen.
The school children are enjoying
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Lee s. Johnson, is spending a
,sOrt time visiting friends at Denver.
Peanuts and pop corn always
wsrm.-Candy Kitchen.
Mr. Joe Culberson was over from
Ma home at Dietrich this week look
Ing after his landed interests here.
The Misses Sarah and Olive Stacy
are spending the school vacation at
their home In Boise.
Mr. Jack Carter left last week for
pittsburg, Pa. where he spends the
holiday season.
Buy Standard. Jerome's best coal.
from Thos. Jaycox 4 Son. 2stf
Miss Grace Mckenzie has been
spending short time with friends
At Twin Falls. returning last week
Mr.. w. +. Hoge will spend the hol-
days at Glenns Ferry. leaving for
that place the first OF the week.
Miss Jessica Reed will spend the
holiday season at Portland. Ore. de-
parting for that city last week
The Misses Difrendaffer will spend
the holiday season at their home In
Twin Falls.
Modern s-room house. bath and
furnace. for rent. sale or exchange
See Jas II. Grenzeback. 43u
Mr. Ralph Moore returned last
Sunday from few weeks spent at
Albany and otherMissouri points
Mr. Carl Reiterman Is home from
the Normal School at Albion to spend
the holiday vacation with friends on
the tract.
Miss Martha McCorkill. who is
teaching school at Oakley. came home
last week to enjoy the Christmas din-
ner with her parents.
Miss Cora McLaren. teacher OF mu-
sic in the schools here. went all the
way to Chicago to eat Christmas din
ner with the folks at home.
Skating ponds seem to be quite
the rage this winter. as about every
town In this vicinity now boasts OF
having one.
Judging by the loads OF mall we
see coming from the trains. Santa
has not forgotten his sage brush
children.
Mrs. w. w. Nash, accompanied by
her son, VIM. left for the east last
week expecting to spend few
months visiting friends at GAINESVILLE
and Milwaukee. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fee and little
daughter. Pauline. left last Saturday
for Manchester. Ohio, where they
will visit friends. expecting TO return
here about March LIST.
Your taxes are due and can be paid
at the Farmers & Merchants Bank.
Remember the first half has to be
paid before Ian. LIST. 45-3t
Mr.. r. Z. Shepherd returned to his
home at Billings on Tuesday after
spending several weeks on the tract.
He expects to return here early In
January.
Mr.. G. v. Doughty. one OF the pro-
gressive farmers on the tract. left
last week for Bay City. Ore. where
he will spend the winter season with
friends, returning to the tract In
time to take up his spring work.
Mrs. A. T. Moore. chairman OF the
finance committee OF the Christmas
entertainment. requests those who
feel like donating to this fund to
leave the same at the First National
Bank.
A force OF workmen are busy fenc-
ing In the various tracts OF ianu
within the corporate limits OF the
town which will be utilized by the
company for experimental purposes
the coming season.
Mr.. w. C. Robinson, left last sat
urday for a vacation which he vii
improve by visiting his children al
Childres, Tex. st. Louis and Kansas
points. He will probably be aosen
the most OF the winter
AL forty. Equity can be WORKED
out on land improvement. se
Peters
Mrs. Geo. w. Dewey. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. F. II. mclean
and brother Ray. departed last Eft
day for Los Angeles. Calf, wher
they expect to spend the winte
months In the hopes of beneflting tn
health OF Mrs. Metcalf who has bee
quite poorly since coming here.
Monday was the shortest day
the year and the beginning OF VII