Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

oh. what so rare as winters day
in Idaho
Miss Lulu Patterson spent the past
week with Miss Viola Swope.
S. e. Todd is occupying new quar-
ters in the Baugh hardware building
Tho schools opened Monday with al
the teaching staff back in their places
w. T. Parry and Joseph Parry OF
Rupert spent Christmas with the home
folks.
Leonard Hatch of Hatch, Idaho
spent the holidays at the home of
Joseph Parry.
Uncalled for letters arc in the post
office for Frank Clark, Mike Mote, p
J. Mott and T. G. McLees.
Miss Violet Parry returned home to
spend the holidays. accompanied by
Miss Tessie Parry Of Ogden
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body else may want it if you viii put
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Miss Leah Faris, daughter Of Rep
resentative J. W. Faris Of BAIL IS to
spend sixty days in Shoshone with her
aunt, Mrs Burnside and will attend
high school here.
Judge Boutwell, was at Twin Falls
on Monday for the purpose of con-
ferring with his associate on the bench,
Judge Babcocll, with respect to ar
ranging the court terms.
Mrs. Fred Gooding and her daugh-
ter, Mrs Smith, were at Boise this week
on a social visit Mr. Gooding being
called to the capital city on public bus
mess for the boards with which he
is connected, was down on Tuesday.
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George Lane has associated himself
with his brother. Jack Lane, in the
Shoshone Hardware company The new
partner is a practical implement and
hardware man. He is married and Mrs
Lane is already in town with him.
They are at present house hunting.
Walter and Ernie Gwin and Charles
Carter and Misses Emily Webster, Ma
bel Anderson and Evalyn Wheeler are
to make a visit to Pocatello today
to remain there with friends to attend
the senior assembly of the academy |
this evening. which promises to be Il
notable affair.
The skull and bones found near
Miner, which created so much conten-
ton between the officers of Minidoka
and Cassia county. have at last been |
turned over to the coroner of the latter
county and have been positively ident-
flied as those of Mrs. Andrew Ander-
son. a former citizen of Hepburn.
Mayor A. l. Mcmahon has been on
the sick list for the better part of a
month. He is nursing a bad case of
rheumatism that attacked the sciatic
nerve, some days the Mayor being able
to be around on his duties but at
many times kept at home. The last
severe attack has kept him at home
for two weeks.
According to the regular custom the
new officers of the Bethany Masonic
lodge were installed on st. Johns day,
as follows: Price Newman, W. NJ. E.
G. Gooding, S. w; John McFall. J. D.;
5. D. Smith. secretary; Frank T. Dis
ney, treasurer; a. w. Hassen, S. D.;
E. W. Sinclair J. D.; Paul 5. Haddock,
marshal; J. L. Beckett, chaplain; f. L.
Thomas, S. S; G. J. White, junior
steward.
The annual meeting and election of
officers took place at the Baptist church
Wednesday evening, followed by a
feast provided by the ladies. The
church has been strengthened under
the pastorate of Rev. Mr. Erickson, as
shown in the attendance at this meet
ing. which filed the house. Members
on the new board are: Robert J Nc
Mahon, NJ. NJ. Lucier. D. W. Yaden,
David G. Mitchell and e. e. Bowler.
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