Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

I Joe Thompson and Otto CowIing
were visitors from Cooling on Wed
nesday
George T. Macarthur. a teacher in
the public schools at RiehheId. spent
last Saturday in shoshone.
Joe Bill. who owns dry farm
homestead near Ninidoka, was in
town Tuesday doing some trading.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church met on "Wednesday afternoon
Al the home Of Mrs Harry ". An
derson-
". 3. Kelley proprietor Of the
Gooding Hotel, was visitor with
friends in town on Wednesday after
noon and evening.
Harvey willett. ". l. Gibbs and
Ralph Hafer who reside on farms
south Of Gooding. spent Tuesday
Afternoon in town On business
1lrs. j. L. Fuler and several Of the
chiidrsa have been severely 80 during
The r week with M F'a-
at b up. ba tua ~ 1
ar stI ~
ToAn Vin=s h
BACK
-r WINES
entirety destroyed sy RE last sumo
r and since that time he has not
been engaged in business.
sIrs. Mary E BurkiH is having
plans made for a stone store building
to be erected on her lot directly west
Of the Cooling block on South Rail
street and adjoining the telephone
company's Office. This is the site Of
the frame building that was burned
down last fall.
Mrs. William Brown and the twins.
who are everywhere exhibited as one
Of Shoshone's best products, were
passengers On No. IS yesterday morn
ing for Twin Falls, where the babies
will remain for a visit with a doting
grandmother.
Adolph Woodward and John JugeI.
both Of whom own fine farms near
Glenn's Ferry. spent Tuesday in Sho-
shone on business. Mr.. Woodward is
feeding a large bunch Of cattle on his
place this winter while Mr.. JugeI is
engaged il the cattle and dairy bust
ness.
Several OF the Shoshone sheep men
went 10 Boise on Sunday afternoon
TO be present at the annual meeting
Of the Idaho Wool Growers Associa-
ton which was held in that city on
Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
They report a large attendance and
a good meeting.
The ;wo basket Jail teams Of the
Shoshone public schools went to
Goodiar last Friday evening and play
ed the teams OF that town. shoshone
won one game and Gooding won the
other. The young people were ac-
eompanied by Professor weaver and
Miss Jennings.
Deputy L. s. Revenue Collector
Adams OF PocatelIo was in Shoshone
Monday and Tuesday trying to get
q list Of names of residents Of Lincoln
county whose incomes are such as 10
cause them to pay an income tax
under The new law. He has found il
very difficult TO prepare such a list
Mrs Ben Darrah left Colo
RADIO Springs on the 9Th Of jan
uary. She left Mr.. Darrah there in |
steadily improving health He will 4
be at home again in April Mrs.
Darrah said there had been remark
ably warm weather prevailing ali the
time Of her visit. so warm that thin
clothes wers worn out-or-d doors.
Charles Finlayson expects to open
his refreshment resort. which is now
in the hands OF plasterers and filters.
about the first OF February, He an
nounees that he will contribute to the
relief OF the high cost Of some Of
the other taxes by the installation
Of a fve-cent counter for the sale OF
the beverage that made Milwaukee
famous.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Lincoln County Ma
tionai bank was held on Tuesday
afternoon. Joseph Keefer. w. c.
Custer G. B. Eeefer. Frank z, Dis
ney and Gilbert J. White were elect