Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

field Sunday.
Mrs. NJ T whitenack entertains the
Episcopal guild next Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman viii
spend the weekend with Mrs. Leah
NJ Burnside.
FOR RENT-Furnished 5-room
house. Apply Mrs. Mary Ryan, sho-
shone. idaho.
Mrs. Mary Ryan returned from Good
ing Sunday after spending a few Gays
with friends there.
Mrs Whitenack has called a few to
play cards Friday evening in honor Of
her sister. Mrs. Logan
The Methodist aid society met with
Mrs. NJ. H. Maunders on Wednesday.
there being fine attendance.
The Commissioners at their meet
ing Monday concluded that the chair
man of the Board should reside at
the county seat They appointed W.
f. Horne chairman-Hailey Times.
John IT, Holman has been named
as a special auditor for Minidoka coun-
ty to act with Charles A. Atkins to
verify the booke of the various county
officials at the time of the january
change. Mr.. Holman is this week TAX
ing the bar examination at Boise be-
fore the Supreme court
Miss McFall who is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Ira Clancy returned
last wednesday with the eldest boy
and girl of her sister from a visit to
her home ia shoshone. Miss McFau
is a niece Of Matt Neral, the veal
thy hotel and ranch owner Of tho
junction.-Bloine correspondence in
HALEY Times.
The roof OF William Schaus's cabin
1T Coyote ranch was discovered in
flames Monday night and by the quick
work Of Mr.. schaus and Joe Roberts
it was extinguished with small dam
age. The Coyote ranch is situated
on the main road north of the Big
Wood river The fire started from /
defective pipe.
last evening Mrs Gilbert White
again entertained at brigde. Those
present were: Nesdames IcFall. Lun-
din, Fred Cooling, A. Bowler, b. Bow
Ter, Wheeler Burnside, Custer, Muir
ply, Horne, Gus Keefer, Norvin Keef-
er and Mrs Joe Keefer. Mrs. Leah !
NJ. Burnside won the prize. Dainty
were served at 1880.
Judge C. o. stockslager, formerly |
of the Fourth District bench, has en-
tered the firm of Stockslager & Heard, !
patent attorneys of Washington, D.
c., and will maintain a western branch
office at Shoshone. His brother, S. NJ.
Stockslager, senior member of the firm
was commissioner of the General Land
Office under Cleveland's first admin
istration.
Mrs. Gilbert White delightfully."- en-
tertained three tables of bridge last
Friday evening. Those called to play
were Mesdames Haddock, Bower
Whitenack, Logan, Ed Gooding, Muir
ply, Melvin, Price Newman. Will New
man, Thomas, Wolfe and Mrs. Eliza
beth White. Mrs. Bower won the nrst
prize, hand painted plate. while Mrs.
Ed Gooding won second prize, a hand
kerchief. The hostess served dainty
Harry Jones of Bellingham, Wash
ington, has traded real estate with
Emil Johnli for the latter's fine Wood
river ranch. Mr.. Jones has family
of wife and three children and has al
ready arrived with his personal effects
to take his new home. Mr.. Johnli and
his family will return to Washington.
Mr.. Jones brought with him three
horses only of all the stock he owned.
having been compelled to dispose of
II head of fine cattle at his Washing
ton home because of a stock quar-
antine there. He expects to engage
here in dairying and swine breeding.
His father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jones, also of Bellingham, are
tc make their home here with the son.