Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-03-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Mrs. w. II. Maunders and children
are at Hazleton to spend the week.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Dygert left for
their new home at Blackfoot on Tues
day.
DR.. teller is the owner of a new
Ford bought through the Holman
agency.
Mrs Jack Lane is to make three
weeks visit to Spokane beginning
next Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Yaden has gone to
Twin Falls to visit with her sister
Mrs. Kunkely.
Take the copper plate from which
your wedding invitations were printed
and make a card tray out of it,
Mrs. Gus B. Keefer left Shoshone on
/ Wednesday to spend two months with
her parents at Marshalltown, Iowa
One consignment of ranges received
at the Shoshone hardware store this
week consisted of no less than eleven.
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G. r. Landsbrough has returned to
his farm near Gooding after spending
the winter in Shoshone with his fami-
ly.
Miss Esther Keyser on Tuesday
filed on a 800 acre dry farm homestead
located a few miles Southwest of XII
mama.
George E. Booth, cashier for the
Oregon Short Line at American Falls.
was in Shoshone on business Tuesday
afternoon.
! Fred Chapman came up from Wen
dell last Saturday and spent Sundey
visiting with his Shoshone friends
He returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J., F. Melvin have
moved into the Episcopal rectory.
which has just recently been vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dygert.
Mrs. r. W. Swope went to Carey
last Saturday returning Monday even
ing. While there she attended Union
meeting of the Latter Day Saints.
The blue birds, the robins, the field
larks md the man Cor TIE woman
with the rake all tells US that spring
is here and that Winter has lost MS
grip.
Fred. J Hill is erecting a new resi-
dence, which he intends to occupy Il
April. On his land west OF town. It is
10 be a neat bungalow, with modern
conveniences.
Mrs. Elizabeth White, her son Wal
ter and Miss Florence Brennan re-
turned from southern California on
Saturday night, all having greatly en-
joyed their visit
The rase against DR.. Smith, the Mt
Home Osteopath whose conviction fof
malpractice was reversed by the Su-
preme Court, has been dismissed by
order Of Judge Walters.
Rev. H. E. Mcleod expects to depar'
with his family for his Kansas charg'
about The first Of April His success
or here. Rev. P. F. Lewis, expects L
he here the first Sunday in April.
The ninth birthday of both Grace
Anderson and Verna McMahon occur
ed last Tuesday. After school hour'
each of the little girls entertained
marty of friends in honor Of her olrh
day.
On her way home at Boise from
,.isit +o her aunt. Mrs. Goble, at Wells
Nev Mrs. Charles Davis and LITTLE
daughter stopped over Sunday in Sho,
sbone ut the home Of her uncle, W. {
Custer.
= ". Cooling went to Gooding AM
hack in his automobile YESTERDAY
o,nTning The roads are dry now II
nearly all directions and automoplle
are making trips from Shoshene L
cooding and jerome frequently
Bev II. W. Parker. superintendent
If Pocatello district, will be at IN
Methodist church, Shoshone to mol.
ser,ices Sunday morning, March Il
md at Dietrich in the afternoon Wher
80 quarterly conference will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bridley an
e,,oil,, Of Craig, Missouri, are IN Sho
rbone ON a visit at the home Oh lor
,,,ey friends in the old home, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Redmon. The Brlu icy
800 come TO reside here when the
end the land they are looking 10
which they are sure is hereaoou''
Hishpp Funston, who was mere ~
dow evening announced that Archue.
con Stoy would hold services regular
in the shoshone Episcopal Church a
tarnate sundays. the announceiiiel
inclmding services next Sunday morl
mo and evening. At the morhihs SCI
ice the communion viii be served.
The japanese proprietor OF the ~
Iunohia Pool Hall who was so p-'oi
stabbed by negro several days ~
is rapidly improving and ms coilly,e
reroyerv is expected. He was 'a ,
tn Boise hospital and at one TN
If was feared that his recovery ", y"
ir,nossible. but a change Tor the "
.cr took place, so that he is no" o.
Of danger
WANTED several hundred sacf