Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-05

The family of Mr.. c. A. Smith bas
returned to Jerome from Salt Lake
and will be among our permanent
residents again.
Mrs. r. G. Shore leaves for Wen
dell this afternoon to attend a meat-
ing OF the Eastern Star Lodge at that
place.
Monday was Ground Hog Day, and
in accordance with tradition, we will
have an early spring. as Mr.. Hog
failed to see his shadow.
Royce j.. Patterson. OF the Wendell
district. was doing business In Je-
rome last Saturday. and we acknow-
ledge a pleasant call.
Wanted-List OF farm and city
property for sale or rent.-Barnett
Stillwell. Real Estate, Insurance.
Rentals. 52-2t
Mr.. Tony Haberman, OF the Area
dia Valley district, is enjoying a visit
from his father and a sister, and To-
ny has hopes OF p%ursuading them to
remain here permanently.
The Beaver River Power Co. do not
propose to be bluffed out by the
Great Shoshone people and are rush
ing the work OF installing their plant
at Twin Falls.
Abstracts OF title to all property
IN Lincoln county. w. ID. Garlock
Abstract Co.. Shoshone. Idaho. The
Oldest set OF abstract records for Lin
coin county. 4S-tf
Mr.. Joy West. who went to Noun
tain Home last fall, has returned to
Jerome and has accepted a position
at the Burkhead Cash Grocery store.
Joy thinks there is no place like Je-
rome.
Mr.. F. A. Busse suffered another
slight stroke OF paralysis yesterday
morning. although not OF such a
nature as to cause any alarm among
his friends. as he is reported to be
much improved this morning.
Mr.. S. S. Shaw. who ii will be he,
member ed was taken to the Twin
Falls hospital several weeks ago &c
Undergo an operation for append
citis, returned home last week, nav
ing i.illy recovered from the SANE
We understand that Mr.. S. S. Reed
OF the Rimrock Ranch. is s%eriousl!
contemplating the erection OF a sill
the coming season. We are glad t
see a commencement made on erect
ing silos. as we believe II is the mos
economical way of feeding stock.
Mrs. c. w. Trounson. who ha
been visiting with her parents a
Park City. Utah. for some time, re
turned home Monday. and OF cours
Charley is happy. They have take
up their residence in the Man
house.
We tried to put the North Sid
Livery out OF business in a httl
article published last week. On ID
contrary, however. Messrs. Gill
Robinson are still at the old stan'
and ready as ever to furnish an
kind OF rigs desired. Mr.. W. I'll
has purchased an interest In ID
transfer business only. and WI
manage that branch OF the firm.
Mr.. Fred S%tringer. whose presen'
on the tract was noted a couple
weeks ago, after a thorough invest
CATION of the same. has decided
become a permanent resident her
and has purchased a tract OF iai
southwest OF town. His faml!
at Cooling at present but he VIII 7
move them here at once ana Col
mence development on his iahu
soon as the weather will permit
A dance will be given this even'
at Leavitt's hall under the auspic
OF the l.. ID. s., and a general ih'i'
ton is extended to all who EN-
this pastime. The society expects
comence work on their new chur
at once and the proceeds OF 'h'
entertainments will go toward !
building fund.
The Grand View Orchestra "
tender a free dance to their irien
on Saturday evening OF TINS "een
Hale's hall. Everybody Is inV''
with the assurance that they v
have a good time, as strict oruei Y
be maintained and everythihs Wv
to enhance the pleasure OF 'ne y
Elephants.
Those who stand ready TO pc
the finger Of ridicule at wha' u
term the 'city farmer may !"
something OF how to farm iioi"
b. Gilmore, Of Payette, who TINS y
broke the American record IN r'
ing potatoes. having harvester
bushels from n acre VI 81
Four reputable citizens OF oa"
rl.bo who assisted Ill 1