Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09

W WIN raiis hospital some few
weeks ago. returned the first OF the
week fully recovered.
Mr.. w. l.. Brayton, of Omaha. who
has large landed interests here. ar
rived the first OF the week on his
annual tour Of inspection.
Mr.. w. A. Babcock, of Twin Falls
who is candidate for district Judge
OF this district before the primries.
spent yesterday In Jerome, and we
acknowledge pleasant call.
Mr.. Arno Johnson. who has been
confined to his home by Illness for
some time, is able to be out again
much to the Joy OF his numerous
friends.
Mrs. William Murphy of Childres
Tex, accompanied by her little son,
w. 6. Jr., arrived yesterday and will
make quite an extended visit with
the formers father. w. c. Robinson
and other relatives.
For Sale-0ats and wheat. Phone
John P. Mcintyre. mile east. IT,.
Four prairie schooners passed
through here yesterday morning, the
destination of the contestants being
Eugene, Oregon. They had come all
the way from Texas, and their outfit
showed the effects OF the long and
tedious trip.
Miss Lora Beckwith, OF San Fran
cisco. a niece OF Mrs. S. E. Sargent,
is the guest OF the latter. expecting
TO spend some time here On her re-
turn home she will be accompanied by
her sister who has been the guest OF
her aunt for the past year.
We are indebted to NJ. A. E Chris.
Jensen for the first mess OF new po-
tatoes this summer. They were OF
good sise and highly relished. and
the pleasant feature OF the whole
thing Is that he has a goodly supply
OF them which should net him good
returns.
Members OF the Royal Neighbors,
most pleasantly entertained the chill
dren on Tuesday evening at their
lodge rooms. Ice cream and cake
were served In almost endless guam
titles. and II was Jolly night for the
children whose parents constitute
the membership OF this lodge.
Miss Florence Prentice. a success
full teacher In the schools at FIT
Dodge, Iowa, is spending the sum
mer vacation with her mother anC
brother. Edgar, in jerome. Mis-
Prentice is also quite an extensive
land holder on the tract, and eacl
year looks eagerly forward for thu
time for her annual visit here.
Mr.. Ernest Mascheler ana Mis-
Eva Wernett. both OF this place, wer'
united In marriage at Shoshone oil
July End. Mr.. Mascheler preside
over the meat department at the Je
rome Mere. Co. and we are pleased
to state that the young people will
continue to make their home In Je
rome.
Mr.. DeFoe Fenton. well know
former resident of Jerome, and al
ways a good booster for the tract, ar
rived on Monday expecting to RENAL
here a month or 80 before returnin
TO his business duties In the east. Ii
still claims Jerome as his residenc
and II is only a question OF shor
time when he will reside here perma
;, nently.
Mrs. Nelson Pierce, who has bee
(, spending the past month in the cas-
returned to Jerome last week.
will be remembered that Mr.. an
Mrs. Pierce are new settlers on tn
] tract coming here this spring an
r purchasing land Just north OF tn
k Massey ranch, goodly portion
Q which they have already gotten III
4 der cultivation.
Mr.. ]. F. Reynolds and wife,
: Moberly, Mo-. are the guests at u
/ home of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Devann'
t the latter being a sister of Mr.. Re-
}. nolds. The couple are enroute to II
n coast and stopped over to visit hel
a short time. Mr.. Reynolds havir
~ been here some three years ago. l.
v states that he notes more improV
! ment on this tract than In any sc
= ton through which he has traveie
and the waving fields OF grasses al
grains is a most pleasant sight to HI
u as he states that the hay ana gra
f. crop are a total failure in his secti'
l. caused by the drouth.
a Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Ambrose a
At called upon to mourn tns loss
their little son which died last mgr
The little one had been quite feep
'e for some time but was getting aiol
nicelv until pneumonia set In, ana