Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-03-12

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Something at Barrymore Hall
evening of March 27th. Watch for
details.
The Fitzpatrick Bros, of Picabo,
shipped in several head of young eat
tie this week which will be fed at
the Mcintyre ranch east of town
The condition OF Mr.. d. f. era
ham, whose critical illness was not
ed last week, is still alarming to his
friends as they hold out very little
hopes oe his recovery.
Mr.. Glenn Massey took advantage
of the opportunity of trip to Omaha
and left for that place yesterday
with a shipment of sheep. His wife
will visit with her parents at Vail,
Ore, during the absence of Glenn.
The Wendell Irrigationist states
that Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rays will
remove to jerome, where the former
will be employed on the Salladay
ranch. 1t will be recalled that Mrs.
Rays was formerly Miss Queenie Sal
laday.
We were at Ritchfeld last week,
and were quite surprised to find the
snow still about foot deep. II the
weather up that way compares with
what we have had here for the past
week. there is probably not much Of
1t left by this time.
The Jerome Mere. is first at the
bat with their announcement OF the
arrival of their spring suits for men.
They have added a merchant tailor
ing department to their already well
equipped stores and are prepared to
attend to your wants in that line.
Note their announcement I'm another
column.
Street Commissioner Trail start
ed work on the grading OF Main
street Tuesday With the hitching
posts removed and the street put on
an even grade the appearance of the
same will be improved TO q great ex-
tent 1t is expected that the oil for
the sprinkling OF the street together
with the sprinkler will be on the
ground In ample time for its use.
Mr.. w. p. Rice enjoyed a birthday
anniversary last Sunday. A few
friends were invited out to Ardmore
Place for the occasion, but were not
appraised OF the anniversary feature
OF the dinner until they were seated
at the table. Many congratulations
were showered upon Mr.. Rice, to-
gether with the best wishes of al
for many happy returns Of the day
Promptness in paying insurance Il
what makes a company popular. The
! loss recently occasioned by the fr'
at the home of Mr.. w Il. Young wa
adjusted and satisfactory settlement
made by w. A. Peters, agent for thu
Queen Insurance Co, within tel
days from the date OF the fire. NJ
one can ask for more promptnes
than this.
! Mr.. Brock, an experienced farme
and irrigator from the Yakima dis
trict, arrived in Jerome last Satur
day with a car OF stock. farm nipple
ments and household goods, and vii
become n permanent resident of tn
tract 1t is such practical farmer
as these that appreciate the oppor
tunities offered on this tract, an
u they are not slow in taking advan'
age of them.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbytei
ian church announce ye old tim
5 concert which will be given at III
/. Amusement hall on Wednesday ever
r ing, March 25th. On this occasio
/ some OF the old time character sona
will be rendered in costume whic
5espeaks very enjoyable entertai,
a ment. Rehcarsals are now in pre-
/ gress for this event and all shout
n remember the date and make prep;
lions to attend.
Mr. Ed. Gill met with a peculia
. and what may yet prove very ser
D Gus accident the first of the wee
'e In filling gasoline tank he was ei
deavoring to start a syphon, whe
the gas accommodating in the barr
!" forced the liquid out with rush, il
ing his mouth, quite portion
a. the poisonous liquid being force
Ig into his stomach with most seriol
is effects. He was removed to his hon
at and physician summoned al
We though he has suffered intense
lie since, he was reported as slightly II
proved this morning.