Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-04-09
LOCAL BREKITIES.

Gilbert J. White. the banker was
called to Jerome yesterday.
Sec the new dress Skirts, Waists and
Goats for spring at the Morse Store.
Rev p. H. Lewis is attending Ola
trict conference 70 American Falls this
week.
IRIS. Edward 3. Walters and two
boys are spending the weekend with
their old nom folks in shoshone
WANTED TO BUY.-second-h hand
pia1o. state price wanted and de-
s-.i5c coalition Of instrument IT letter
@, l. D. care Journal Office. shoshone
say This IS getting fierce with an
these blooming worms and ticks. Why
doesn't the governor veto them -
Statesman.
IN large class Of students at LINKS
business college AT Boise Miss Kath-
ryn Morse distanced all competitors in
a contest in typewritinS
WANTED-Tenant on 40 acres
Dietrich, good terms or would sell
Mrs. r. Lachner. 275 West Locust,
Dubuque. Iowa At
The Shoshone trustees Monday night
q, ted a new speed ordinance as to
automobiles. which may now travel %
miles per hour and still not break the
law in this town. open 'er up.
Justice Fuller united in marriage
April 7. Robert :. Walton and Miss
Mildred f Collins. both Of Neeley,
Idaho. Mrs. Hardy Sears and George
D. Campbell were the witnesses.
Mrs. Sinclair. accompanied by her
son. Z. ". Sinclair. left shoshone for
Portland. Oregon. d Wednesday last
She will consult specialists in that
city and expects 10 remain for % time
at a sanitarium-
Mrs. Frank T. Disney is home again
after spending the winter and early
spring with relatives in Chicago. She
returns in good health. While away
Mrs. Disney made visit 20 Florida
and other places in the south.
\ meeting has been proposed 20 be
held this Saturday night al the store
Of capt. H. H. Phillips for the towns
people 10 consider the matter Of nom
mating or endorsing a municipal tick
81. To this meeting delegates have
been invited from the TWO ladies clubs
of the town and from the Woman
Christian Temperance Union
Probate Judge Clineer while II Je-
rome or Wednesday appointed walter
=. HESS executor IF The estate of The
late Mary \. SIoc,-m. Mrs.. S-oc-r
left two sons. To one IF them she
left the elgacy OF an unpaid note held
AGAINST him ana TO the other vhe house
and lands consisting Of 20 acres. tae
lands. however. bein@ charged vi-h
adeb1s Of testa1or amounting to upward
II a thousand dollars.
sf-nalman Roland H smith Of the
Short Line recently had his brother
Rochester H. smith. visiting him from
salt Lake City. Their re other
smiths at home of the same initials
- these two. which ar alike, and all
in the same family Of Smiths. # the
Journal office had not a linotype IN
service perhaps we should fail down
when we attempted TO print their
names and run short on RS and HIS.
hut here are the names: Roland Han
lev. Rochester Hamlin. Ray Herbert.
Roy Harry and Robert Henry twice
senior and junior
Rather a Reflection.
A San Francisco clergyman recently
at the close OF his sermon announced
that in the course of the week he ex-
pected TO go on q mission to the
heather. One OF his parishioners ex-
claimed, Why. NY dear doctor. you
have never told US enc word Of this
before. 1t leaves US unprepared.
What shall we do?" Brother" said
the minister solemnly. \ shall not
leave town.