Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-11-27
Local BREVITIES.

Mrs Pat Hughes has issued invita-
lions for card party Saturday.
Miss Ava Mcmahon. the music
teacher, was on the sick list last week
Miss Josephine Parry entertained
the Teachers club last Thursday even
ing.
School closed wednesday evening
for the two days Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
Mir. and Mrs. Perry Lewis entertain
ed large gathering on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Guyer of the
cuyer Hot Springs have gone to Boise
for the winter.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Hill will be pleased to Ie,rn that
they are living in Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Hail Horne went to
HALEY Wednesday evening to eat
turkey at the parental home.
\ family reunion vas held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. smith for
the dinner feast on the day Of Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Williams left shoshone the
first of the week for PocateHo where
she viii be with hes son. Piatt viii
llams, for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Haddock and
children are 1T Twin Fails, guests OF
judge and Mrs. Walters and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas N. starrh
Mr.. and Mrs. Harer and three chill
dren arrived Wednesday evening fom
Boise ana are spending a few days with
2dr. and AIRS. VIII Custer.
The second wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. zug was celebrated
Friday evening by dinner party for
which covers were laid for a FEW OF
their numerous friends.
Sixteen carloads of lambs and ewes
for the Chicago market We're sent out
from Shoshone last Saturday by the
Gooding and Novinger-Darrah ranches.
They will not be sold until Monday.
A dance given by the local lodge of
the knights of Pythias Thanksgiving
eve, was the largest social doings of
the fall. The attendance filled the hall
and everybody had a pleasant time
It is no unusual thing in Idaho to
have baImy, out Of doors weather at
this season of the year, but it should
be said that the Thanksgiving season
this year has been unusually mild, with
little or no frost for week
Among the large families dinners
on Thanksgiving day was a gathering
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth White
who. entertained her numerous home
relatives. including her sons. Gilbert
and Walter White, the Keefers and
Brennans.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Taper and
their little son Robert were down
from the Rlchfeld country to be
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Melvin in shoshone, Mrs. Taper
over to attend the regular
meeting of the Study club today.
A public Improvement that com
mends itself to everybody is the open
ms Of Oregon street as to lava rock
Instructions in the locality of the
Catholic church Mayor Mcmahon
states that it is hoped to complete the
work without delay. At the church
a force of men are now engaged in
drilling and blasting.
J. r. Miller, waterworks superinten-
dent in Shoshone. was over at Wendell I
On Tuesday arranging the prelimin-
aries for the purchase of the system
there by the town authorities. Mr.. /
Miller took occasion to inquire about |
he gold excitement near that town.
n which the people are not taking
much stock, so it was said.
The public library has been moved
o new quarters up stairs in the Good
ng building over the Shoshone hard
ware. where a room given rent free
~ the owners of the building has been
nicely fitted up. 1t is to be kept open
and Saturday afternoons
rom to $50 p. NJ. Later on it is
Intended to keep the room open every
lay. The women who are promoting