Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02

For sale-oats and wheat. Phone
John p Mcintyre, mile east. II
Jaycox handles a full line of ex-
tras and repairs for all kinds of ma
chinery.
An item OF news that will be en-
couraging to the shippers in this sec
ton is to the effect that the Oregon
Short Line have 5000 additional cars
In service for the moving OF the i'm
mense crops throughout the north
west this fall.
Messrs. w. A. Heiss and l.. T. AL
exander were at Boise this week at
tending the platform conventions, but
had to return home yeste. day before
the work Of the conventions was
completed.
c. ]. Carlson and family departed
yesterday for months recreation at
their old home in Minnesota. They
wil' visit al dawson, minneapolis a..
other MINI ,'Jta points before return
II home.
A rear auto lamp has been found
and left at this Office which the own
er can have by calling here. describ-
ing property and paying for this
notice.
AS will be noted elsewhere, Mr..
Gauss has again come into possession
of the Racket Store, and has install
ed Mrs. O'Brien as manager. The
stock will continue to be kept at the
furniture store for the present
Mrs. C. A. Trounson departed the
first OF the week for Park City, Utah,
In company with her mother who has
been visiting here for some time, and
where she will spend a short time
with old friends there.
A bouncing 10y made his appear
ance at the home o! Mr.. and Mrs. T..
B. Carr ON Friday morning last
Grandma and Grandpa Forbes are
as much elated over the event as are
the young parents ever their first
torn.
The third annual meeting OF the
Pioneers Club OF Jerome will be hello
Monday afternoon, July 10, at the
home OF Mrs. X. G. Shores. All la
dies who we're on the tract prior tt
April 1909, are eligible to member
ship and cordially invited.-Com. 2
Mr. Roderick Breach. OF New Ha
ven, Conn. a nephew of Mrs. w. c
Godfrey, is a guest at the home o
the latter. where he will remain TO
some time In the hopes of recuperat
ing his health. He was a student a
Yale, but had to give up his studio
on account of falling health.
DR.. l.. G. Phillips, wife and littl
son, accompanied by Mr.. Rigewa,
departed for Boise on Saturday, max
ing the trip overland in their auto
3 NJ. Phillips goes to attend a meetin
J of the State Dental Associatio
: which is In session there this weel
They expect to visit at other point
: before returning home.
D Arrangements are being made fo
r a neighborhood picnic at the HON
: of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Atwood jul
north OF town on the 4th. All are II
: vited to come and bring their refresi
A ments and enjoy basket picni
There will be a ball game and othf
amusements and each one is expecte
Ito assist in entertaining other men
bers OF the party.
The bar at the North Side Inn WI
closed Tuesday night, and now u
town can boast of only two saloon
o On his recent visit here, Mr.. She
n herd stated that It was not the
u tention OF the new management
n engage in he saloon business, al
consequently no application was MAJ
If for license Of the bar at the ii
a for the forthcoming quarter.
y Mr.. B. o. Hill. wife and son,
Is companied by the formers brotn
and bride, who have been making
.. visit here. departed Sunday evenil
IN for an extended visit at their G
~ home at Dawson, MINI. The par
lg 90 by way OF Portland and Seat
and over the Northern Pacific ro'
,e from the latter place, which Is Il
T. they will enjoy very much.