Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-09-17
a, Cornell be your blacksmith.

,,siness trip to Chicago.
n T. Cornell. horseshoeing "a spe-
.,.lty. shop east Jerome Livery.
Mr. e. b. Shepard. of Wendell. was
hrsiness visitor In Jerome on Mon
day.
Mrs F.. w. Zahn. who has been |
.,onding the summer with friends |
IN the east. returned home Tuesday. |
Mr. las. Summers had the misfor-
tune to lose his much priced driving
horse Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Sneelock returned from
short visit to Boise the first OF the
week.
Buy Standard. Jerome's best coal.
from Thos. Jaycox & Son. 29-tf
Mr.. clyde Mercer and Miss Myrtle
Roberts. all OF Jerome. were united
IN marriage at Shoshone by Rev.
Erickson on Sept. 9Th.
Mr. Carl Reiterman left for Albion
the first OF the week where he will
take a years course In the State
Normal at that place.
Miss Margaret Maxwell. who for
the past year has been devoting he.'
time to the study OF music in the
east. returned to jerome last week
II. NJ. Hall is at Boise this week
attending meeting OF the Demo
cratic committee. OF which he is the
member from Lincoln county.
Second hand buildings for sale
See Ostrander Lumber Co.
The opening dance OF the Syringa
Club at the Amusement Hall last Fri
day evening proved most decided
success and all report most enj
able time
According TO the Twin Falls papers
Judge Edward Walters has taken up
his residence In that city. where with
his family he will make his home for
the present.
Mrs. J. O. Browning. OF Portland
Ore. sister-in-law OF Mrs j. Il
Wragg. arrived Monday on a visit tc
north OF town.
A grand benefit dance will be Civ
en- at Barrymore hall on Friday ev
ening. September 18th. A genera
good time is promised and every bod,
Is invited to come.
Thos. Jaycox * Son received
large shipment of wagons and bug
giles the first OF the week. which In
cludes vehicles OF every kind and dc
scription.
Misunderstanding. Connnemer
cases preferred-Mrs. w. S. Lewis
Route 2. Box so. 15-tf
Mr.. a. w Baum returned fror
San Francisco on Monday. and r,
ports the arrival OF young son Will
he was absent In the California me
tropolis Mrs. Baum and childre
are expected to return some time ne,
month.
number OF the friends OF Mr.
W. Is. Nilsson surprised her last MOI
day evening. the event being HI
birthday anniversary. A very plea
ant evening was spent by those pa
tlcipating.
The little daughter OF Mr.. al
Mrs. c. F. Massey while playing
her home Monday evening. acciden
ally fell striking her forehead on Il
sideboard and infiicting a very seve
wound which required the attenti'
OF a physician.
The mountain peaks I'm the dil
ance around Jerome indicate tn
winter is near at hand as they a
now snow capped. Two inches
snow was reported at HALEY I
hrst OF the week. and this secti
was visited with a mild frost I'll
Killed the smaller vegetation.
s. l.. Hughell and family are M
occupying their new home which I
former has had constructed duri
the past summer in the absence
mrs. Hughell. who with her childr
returned last week after spending
uehghtful summer with friends
Colorado.
A change occurs In the mana
ment OF the North Side Inn this we
Mr.. /. d. Ward. the former manag
exchanging positions with Mr.. II.
Nesus. who has been manager OF
riverside Inn at Miner. The
change we understand is made at
request of Mr.. Ward. who has pr
erty near Miner which he wishes
look after.
rupert has evidently also forsal
'he Tri-County Fair idea. as far a
relates to tho couuties of IinCt