Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-19

MT. II. j. GdtterSOn anu WIG from |
the Wendell district were jerome |
visitors last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Triplett wei |
coined young daughter at their |
ranch home on. Monday.
County Attorney Heist and wife.
OF Shoshone, were guests at the W. |
A. Peters home over Sunday.
NATURALIZATION on farm by man
and wife. Experienced irrigator and |
stock man. Ans. Box 495. 2-2t+
Found: One grind stone. Owner
can have same by proving property
and paying for this notice.
Bring your eggs to the cream sta
ton and get highest market price in
cash.-N S. Dairymen's Assn. 2tf
Rev. c. NJ. Junkin will preach at
Augur Falls on Sabbath afternoon at
3 o'clock, and at Arcadia in the ev
ening at 1880.
DR.. Pettinger. of Boise. was call
ed here this week on professional
business arriving yesterday. He will
probably remain a couple OF days.
The east has been experiencing
some very severe weather the past
week, and some OF the heaviest snow
storm they have had during the en-
tire winter.
The Landing season has already
commenced in several of the sheep
camps around here. 1t is little
early. but the owners report that
they are losing but very few lambs.
Hog owners take notice. Don't
sell your hogs before seeing Joseph
Schloegel at the Independent Market.
He is prepared to pay you the high
est cash price for them. 2-2t
State Deputy Mcneil, of the Modern
woodmen has been here the past week,
and as a result there will soon be anoth
er class for adoption into the order in
the near future
Mrs. Walter Hedrick departed for
Wallowa. Ore. yesterday. being call
ed there by the announcement of
the critical illness OF her father, who
recently suffered from paralytic
stroke.
The rabbit drive north of town
ldSl pIONtu a S0tttSo do iai
as the number OF participants were
concerned. but the rabbits had evil
IDENTITY vacated that section as only a
few were found.
On Monday. February 10th, at IL
a. m, at the home OF Rev. and Mrs.
Junkin, Mr.. Frank r. Hurt and Miss
Blanche l.. Eakin were united in
marriage. Rev. Junkin reading the
marriage ceremony.
Mr.. X. S. Frazer returned yester-
day from his California trip. report
ing a most enjoyable time. He Wis
tied Los Angeles and the surround
ing towns and was much impressed
with the country in general.
Feb. 23rd to 2Sth
Ladies Home Journal
Pattern Week
Get one OF these Patterns
FREE
The Furniture & Racket Store.
Mr.. b. o. Hill has purchased the
residence property now occupied by
w. f. Zahn. and will occupy the
same in the near future. 1t is the
intention of Mr.. Zahn to take up his
residence on his ranch this spring.
Mr.. w G. Randolph has returned
from his Kansas trip, and has again
resumed his position at the Burkhead
cash grocery. VIII says Kansas is
not like it used to be and he has nc
desire to again take up his residence
there.
Friday evening, Feb. 27th, the
Barrymore Social Club will hold one
of its enjoyable dances at Barrymore
Hall. Extra fine music has been Sc
cured and a grand good time is as
sured. Come and get better &C
quainted.
We understand that Messrs. Doc
little G. Kinsey, publishers of the
Gooding Gazette, will soon install {
new linotype of the latest model. W.
are glad to notice this evidence o
prosperity on the part of these tw,
young men.
The Progressive Club. will enter
tain the p. e. o. members in Co
lonial style at the home of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Dr. Phillips on Friday evening
AS this is given in honor of Wash
IS ington's birthday, the ladies are ex
pected to all appear in colonial cos
tunes.
81 A special train from Gooding o
81 Saturday evening last brought dow
something over SO passengers,
q large number OF the gentlemen TAX