Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Elmer Cook was business visitor
from Hagerman on Monday.
Mrs. p. L. Grimth left Tuesday to
join her husband at Ontario. Oregon
Mrs. Carrie Hughes has moved her
family into her residence on Knob
Hill.
Dee Story of HALEY has been in
Shoshone on business the past two
or three days.
w. B. George of HALEY was in sho-
shone last Saturday. returning on
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Fred Jackson. who has been
visiting friends in Shoshone, returned
to Haley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Smith returned
/ last night from their long visit in
Southern California.
Thomas H. Cooling bought the con-
tents Of the Reynolds paint store at
the sale by the sheriff on last Saturday
last.
Miss Gertrude Yoden and Miss Clara
Franklin left Shoshone on Tuesday, the
former for Pocatello and the latter for
Boise.
Mrs. J. P. Lane returned Tuesday
from Spokane where she had been
visiting her parents for nearly a
month.
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Boise looking after business in con-
nection with the State Highway com
mission.
John NJ. Whitenack, who was struck
by an automobile several days ago,
was able to return to school the first
Of the week
The girls of the Episcopal Sunday
school are to have a cooked food sale
Saturday afternoon at the Office of the
power company.
J. w. Wheeler came up from Poca-
tello Saturday evening and spent Sun
day with his family. He returned
Monday morning.
Mrs E. A. Walters spent day or
two in Gooding the first Of the week
with her husband, who is holding
court at that place.
Mrs. J. W. Newman. who has been
in a Boise hospital for sometime, is
improving quite rapidly and will soon
be able TO return to her home.
The spring term of District court
for Lincoln county will convene in
Shoshone next Monday morning at
ten o'clock, with Judge Walters on the
bench.
Mrs. David L. Hughes came up from
Nampa on the Monday morning train
and spent the day in Shoshone with
her friends, returning home in the
evening.
Fred NJ. Joy on last Saturday made
final proof upon his desert entry To-
Gated ten miles north of town. Mr..
JOY lives on the land with his family
and has made it one of the best i'm
proved farms in that part of the coun-
try.
The regular teachers meeting fthe
city school teachers was held at the
Clut SCilObl last SNietS at
1 o'clock. After the meeting. Miss Lee
liza Schaffer and Mrs. W. H. Murphy
surprised the teachers by serving a
delicious luncheon.
Percy May, the keeper of the court
house and grounds, is already beau
tifying the grounds, his first work be-
ing to take out the winter killed grass !
and to trim the parkings. In its
spring attire the lawn is becoming
more attractive every day.
Register P. F. Horne of the HALEY |
land office is moving this week to
take up his residence at Caldwell AS
soon as he can be relieved of his Off |
cial duties at HALEY he will devote
his whole time to the secretaryship /
of the grand lodge of ODD Fellows.
Victor o. johnson left Shoshone
morning for his old home at I
Genoa, Nebraska, to visit his aged /
mother, who is still blessed with 1
health and strength although an oc-
togenarian, and to attend the mar
riage of his niece, Miss Lena john
son on the 7th, when she will become
the wife of Omar Sehlichtmier. On
his way home he will attend as a del
egate .he irrigation congress at Den
ver expecting to be absent from home
about ten days.