Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-25

furnace, for rent. sale or exchange.
See Jas. II. Grenzeback. 43f
Mr.. X. Il. Shepherd arrived on the
tract again on Tuesday and will re-
main for some time looking after the
interests of the company here.
Mr.. c. f. Westfall, who has been
spending the winter In California. re-
turned to Jerome the first of the
week.
Mr.. Judd Wilson and wife who
have been making their home here
for the past few months. removed to
Colfax, Wash, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Ellis. who have
been spending the winter at Denver
returned home the first OF the week,
and are again busy at farm work on
their ranch southeast of town.
Dr. ]. f. Schmershall has removed
his Office from the German block to
rooms In the First National Bank
Building. 52-
II. S. Kiple and family departed
the first OF the week for Iowa points,
with view OF seeking new loca-
ton, but unless we miss our guess,
they will be back TO Jerome in the
near future.
Mr. Paul r. Sigsby last week re-
ceived from New York HIS REQ run
about, which is new type OF auto
for this season. 1t Is fine machine
and much admired by those who
have seen II.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen T. Massey well
coined sweet little daughter at
their home last Saturday morning.
or course the parents are oyerwhelm-
ed with Joy. but the pleasure of the
grand parents of the little one knows
no bounds.
Our best buy-40 acres AL land.
good location. small house, 20 acres
cleared, $50 an acre. terms.-Bar-
zoe nett Stillwell
Word received from Chicago last
week states that Donald. the little
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Sherman
who recently removed from this
place TO the city. was struck by an
auto and sustained fracture of the
leg.
ION Thursday. Feb. 4th, 1915. a
little baby girl was born which we
have named Roberta Francis" This
is the message that came to friends
here OF Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Stahl for
mer residents of this place. but now
located at Pomona. Calf.
Post Cards 800 per dozen. and
mounted pictures $50 up. II YOU
want pictures. let US know and We
will call and attend to your wants a.
once.-A. T. 4 NJ NJ Wright. Pho
tographers 53-tf
Mr.. Walter Kapfhammer. OF Louis
Vile. KY. II nephew OF Mrs [. [
Brown, arrived here the first of thu
week. expecting to make his future
home here. lie is young man o
sterling qualities and believes thu
west holds the opportunity for younl
men.
David Is. Bliss, OF Bliss, Idaho
who was one OF the first settlers II
the Hagerman valley. and who after
wards founded the town OF Bliss
died very suddenly last week. at hi
home on the farm adjoining the tow
OF Bliss.
Forty acres; 80 acres under pillow
15 acres alfalfa. with buildings, I
trade for team and machinery. Sc
Peters.
Mr.. Jas. Summers returned fror
Edmonton, Canada, last Saturda,
whittier he was called on account c
what was thought the fatal Illness c
"A brother residing there. At the tim
OF leaving. however, his brother wa
considerable better, with good prof
poet for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. ]. A. Armstrong, the popula
outftter for men. women and chi
dren. returned from his eastern tri
Tuesday. His new goods have bee
arriving the past week. and the Ii
dies are on the alert to get the fri
glimpse OF the latest spring styles
dress goods.
Mr. ]. b. Mann, who has bee
spending the winter among friends
Chicago. returned last week. al
while he reports most enjoyab
visit he states that he has no furth'
desire for the city, and that the rur
community around Jerome lool
good to him. Mr. Mann will far
the Deifendorf place the coming Sc
son.
Mr.. G. V. Doughty. who has be-
spending the winter at Bay City, Orr
returned to Jerome last week to
ready to again take up his farm d
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