Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-24

Or. C. F. Zeller was in Boise the
E7rst of the week.
Mrs. Willard Fields and child
Tea are visiting at Rupert.
Roesslcr Bros. are sinking .
sewer at the DR.. w. II. Baugh
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. win Custer and Mr.
Snd Mrs. /. NJ. zug spent last Sunday
vi fishing trip on Silver creek in
Rlaine county
The second child to bless the home
If air. and Mrs. Fred j. Hill a boy,
arrived on the 10th of July. Their
first is a girl.
At the expense Of tie town a
main is being laid from West Rail
street to the home of Mrs. Isaac
Ga Knob Hill
/. Y. Lundin has determined to be-
rozle q candidate for the office of Re-
aorder and Clerk in the September
primaries. He is a Republican.
ssiss Ava McMahon Of Richfield is
5n inwn today. She has a class Of pu-
Biis to whom she is giving both III
ornamental and vocal music lessons.
Carl L. ABLY. Jack Bowback, Roy L
Esuttry, c. A Brand, H. c. Harriger,
Mgr. Editor Herald, Johnnie Mochaw,
Y5a0s. Moved. C. E. Stonelepher
There have been no reports from
Motfe. the Shoshone painter who set
Uut last week by automobile to make
zhs "trip to California via the Oregon
route.
Miss Pearl Todd returned on
Tuesday from Boise where she is
saldng a course in hospital training
as a professional nurse. She will
spend a vacation here.
Frank E. Watson of Magic a few
days ago purchased the house and two J
zcres of land in East Lincoln addition (
Bsrued by Jesse Palmer. Mr.. Watson |
expects to enlarge the house and a
Mtile later make it his home.
Mrs Mary Ryan is a patient at
Boise hospital where she submitted
30 = surgical operation on Monday
Her daughter is with her. A telepram
received in shoshone just after the
ordeal stated that the mother had
successfully passed thrcuph it.
Bishop /. Y. Robbins, prominent
citizen OF Burley, and his family, and
Z. {. Davis also of Burley, with his
family. composed two automobile loads
ef campers who spent part of Monday
ga town. They were returning home
form an outing Of several days spent
at Haley, Ketchum, and camping in
The mountains.
The HALEY branch train is usually
crowded every morning when it leaves
Shoshone. A great many people from
different points in Idaho and outside
Of the state find pleasure and recre-
ztion in the resorts to be found in the
wood river country. The Guyer Hot
springs ;tt Ketchum is having a heavy
tourist trade and the hotel is constant 4
" filed
There was a delegation of Re
publicans called to Jerome on Tues
day to caucus on the party nomln-
ations. Clarence Wheeler and j. h
NJ. Lundin went from Shoshone-
W. ]. Taper and V. Y. Bower
from Richfield, and w. H. CopP
From the lower part of the county
all of them setting out from this
town on the trip.
Fred F. Gwin of the Gwin-Rhine
realty company returned from Boise
On Wednesday with new Maxwell
ear Just purchased through the J. d
HeIulan agency. It is a mighty pretty
machine. AIr. Gwin intends TO opeF-
ate Il in the automobile livery business
Those who chance to patronize him are
sure Of being treated on the square
BY him and also at the same time may
count on prompt careful service.
AZ. Ecksteine and Z. Baumann- i
the R. l. Polk dlrec- i
tory. are making the rounds OF tins
part Of the State of Idaho Ter tne /
Kork this year, to be issued in about
90 days. The book will include SD, /
so,,uties for the present edition ana
yiiye not alone the names OF the 1
s,en resident in the counties, Dul 1
aheir wives. postofflce addresses \