Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-09-24

Mrs. Edith Ellison. 2 miles
' as, ~ miles south OF Jerome. 33f
Mr.. A. +. Gould had the misfor-
N lose one OF his best cows on
tuesday from bloat.
pillow sharpening at ID. L. Cornelfs
IAN Latest process OF tempering
plow-shares'
coal bills are a large part OF your
uv,,g expense-reduce both by using
Coles Hot Blast Heaters 35
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Claypool wei
eomed young son at their home the
first OF the week.
puy standard, Jerome's best coal.
from Thos Jaycox & Son. 2s-u
Water mains are being laid along
lincoln avenue north. TO take In the
.ersages as far out AZ Gould's and
Churchmans
The second OF the series OF dances
,lyen by the Syringa Club. Will be
held at the Amusement Hall tomor-
row evening
Mrs. Frank Daley returned home
from the east the first OF the week.
xhlther she was called some time
AGO BY the death OF her father.
Orders for carpet weaving may be
left at the Lincoln County Times Of
see Mrs. Arno Johnson. 33tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Porter. OF Dav-
EXPORT, Iowa. parents OF Mr.. c. II.
Porter OF the Arcadia section. spent
several days here last week. return
Ink home on Saturday.
You will be sorry II you miss hear
INK Dr. Breeze speak on The Rural
Church as a Center OF the Commun-
ity Life" at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening.
Rev. Traub Will preach In both
English and German at the Christian
church next Sunday afternoon at
$50. Everybody is cordially in
yited
The Carna,ion club will resume
their regular Thursday evening dane
IS al the Amusement Hall commenc-
Ing on Thursday evening. Oct. LIST
Tickets will be placed at so cents and
all will be cordially welcomed.
Mr. j. Wesley Young. who has
been on the tract during the sum
mer assisting his mother In farming
for Clarinda. Iowa. to resume hi
studies In the college at that place
Mr.. b. A. Callen has purchased
from +. c. Freeman. his business
property on Maple street. Mr. Free
man and family expect TO leave FOL
California shortly where they vii
spend the winter.
Second hand buildings for sale
See 0strander Lumber Co.
Twin Falls Is getting all the pre-
quisits OF first class city. and thu
latest is the report OF bold highway
men holding up citizens on tn
streets at night. The police have ar
rested several suspects. but they hav'
failed to be Identified.
Richheld is to have n free publ
barn In which to house the teams o
the farmers coming to town In stor
my weather. The Idaho Irrigation
70. have donated the ground for tn
same and the farmers. assisted by tn
merchants. will erect the barn.
The statement OF the First Ma
uonal Bank OF Jerome as called 10
oy the Comptroller OF Currency. AZ
pears In the banks regular space 1
this Issue You will notice that tn
conditions are better than ever b,
fore.
Misunderstanding. Connnemer
cases preferred.-Mrs. W. S. Levi
Route 2, Box so. 15-tf
hev. d. l.. Andrews returned tn
hrst OF the week from the NJ Il. col
ference. He has been assigned
tue Burnley district for the comm
year and Rev. S. p. Ulrich. former
Vi Gooding. will occupy the NJ.
pulpit at this place and Wendell. a
sisted By ;.ev. c. A. varnum. Re
o'rich has arrived and will preach h
"'st sermon here on Sunday next.
Mr.. Bert Bowler. OF Shoshon
democratic candidate for county a
'essor, was In town last week tryiI
Il" ma out what kind OF dose Il
medicine mixers" had fixed up Il
a'm over here. He found that no pi
"ao been prepared and went hon
'eellns that he would have the 10y
support OF the party in this sectio
which he is entitled to.
me newspapers are now beir
"ooded with pamphlets. etc. telliI
'ny the price OF sugar has been raj