Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

among the visitors from Jerome this
week.
Mrs. Henry Book has been i'll for
several days but is now somewhat i'm
proved.
Henry Egelus ard wife came Up
( from Gooding yesterday in their auto
mobile ard spent the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Coats Of Jerome
were visitors in town the first Of the
week, making the trip in their new
car
Mark Kidwell was taken to the Dill
hospital on Friday last suffering from
a stroke Of paralysis, his right side
being affected.
Georee schodde q Hepburn has
been in town the last two or three
I days looking after his sheep interests
in this vicinity.
Mrs. I. ". Newman. who has beer
f! in Boise hospital for the past month
is much improved in health and is ex-
| pected home the later part Of the
week.
Judge Edward A. Walters went to
Boise Sunday where he will spend
| sometime Oh the Supreme bench sit
! ting as associate justice of the Su-
preme court.
! Frank T. Disney returned Monday
evening from Boise where his daugh-
ter Dorothy is in the hospital. He left
/ the little girl better than she had
been.
Mrs 4. L. Fletcher. wife of the well
known Richfeld attorney. left Sho-
shone yes erday morning for a vis:t
to her former home in Bos-o1. She
was accompanied by her two children.
Under the auspicies of the Catholic
Church Of Shoshone on Monday even
ing next Nine. D'Erina and G. r.
Vontom, we'll known entertainers, ap-
pear at Baughs for one performance.
Lee Glass, superintendent of the
Great Shoshone & Twin Falls Power
Company has been in Shoshone this
week on business in connection with
the suit that the Company has in the
District Court.
Mrs. Daniels Mayhem was granted
divorce from her husband in the dis
drict court last week Both Mr.. and
| Mrs. Mayhem are residents of Jerome.
They have been married a little more
/ than one year. Mrs. Mayhem was re-
stored 10 her former name Popkey.
Cal s. Allen has sold forty acres of
his farm northwest of Shoshone to
Robert E. Hewitt. The piece of land
/ lies near the main road and is valua
bic property Mr.. Hewitt Will at once
erect a comfortable dwelling upon the
premises and make it his home.
Dorothy. the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T. Disney, is reported
well on the road to restoration to
health Daily reports are received in
/ Shoshone from the hospital where the
little patient is cared for. Mrs. Dis
ney is with her constantly and the
father makes frequent trips to the
capital city.
J. W. Daniels, in charge of the White
ranch for the last three years, has re-
signed TO take the Murphy stock ranch
on the Big Wood. succeeding Robert
E. Hewett, who moves TO his own
property in the same locality. ". H
Murphy. the owner of the stock ranch,
is making extensive building i'm
provements thereon. intending TO en-
large very greatly on the raising of
hogs.
1t has been refreshing this week
TO have two performances at the local
playhouse of the character that ap-
peals 10 refined tastes, without any
mixture of cheap pictures or nasty
vaudeville. On May there is to be
another offering of real merit 1t
should be said that the manager of the
place has nothing to do with either Of
these shows and they are entirely
worthy OF liberal public patronage.
Frank Barker. of Los Angeles. Cali
/ fornia. was in Shoshone this week,
having been called here by the death
of his sister. Mrs. Edith L. Silva. Mr..
Barker spent his boyhood days in
! Shoshone, leaving here about eleven
years ago. and has not been in Sho
shone since that time. He has found
a great many changes during his alb
sence and many of his former friends
no longer here. He is now engaged
in the real estate business in Los An
geles.
/ The celebration of Patrons Day in
the public schools took place this at
/ ternoon. Both the grades and the
high school department had interest
+ ing programs of recitations. readings
and songs. An exhibit of cooking.
sewing and manual training work was
of special interest from the industrial
department. The parents are always
especially invited TO visit the recita-
tons ana see how the school work is
conducted and observe the progress
made by the children
/ Charles J. Lisie, the versatile editor
of the Richfield Recorder. has been
I Shoshone visitor all the week as a jur-
/ or in attendance upon the district
court Every hour of his time when
not actually sitting in the trial Of
cases Mr.. Isle has been making mer-
F ~ on a typewriter in his literary pro-