Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The new kitchen Of the parish house
is just about completed.

The new Kitchen Of the parish house
is just about completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rhine left sho-
shone last night for Seattle.
Miss Inez Wheeler is home from the
Pocateno academy for the weekend.
8ir and Mrs. Joseph H Wilson have
taken as their residence the Bonner
LweIins
4 aae Inc Of good House Dresses
fror Is cents each and up at the
Morse Store.
Prosecuting Attorney Harlan D.
Hest vas at Goodiag Wednesday on
professional business.
Mrs. Charles r. Wheeler will enter
tain the Baptist church society nexl
Thursday afternoon.
FOUND-stray horse. buckskin.
Branded D. on left hip. 500 lbs. 9 H.
Ogee. Blanche. Idaho.
J. c. Penney. head of the chain OF
Penney Golden Rule stores. spent a
part Of the week in Shoshone.
Ernest Nelson and Lena Haltman
were united in marriage at the Metho
dist parsonage on Washington's birth
day. The new home is at Twin Falls.
Attorney John H. Holman became a
third degree Mason on Wednesday
night. the occasion OF his induction
being a notable one in the local lodge
Of the fraternity.
Dances have been frequent, with two
last week on the North Shcshone tract
and one in Richfeld. Another is ad-
vertised at Wood River Center Grange
hall this Saturday night.
FlOckmasters without exception re-
port the lambing season, now at its
height. as one of the most successful
ever known in Idaho, the increase
generally being above 100 per cent.
Leo. ". Phillips, a newspaper man
from Montana, who with his mother
recently acquired the Pocateno Chron-
icle. is about to launch new daily
from that Office. Mr.. Phillips was in
Shoshone on Wednesday comforting
with newspaper friends.
The Shoshone Study club has in
press at the Journal office a new cook
book. It is sure TO prove valuable for
the housewife. The members OF the
club. who are noted as accomplished
cooks, contribute the hundred or more
recipes contained in the little book
let
In the work of trimming trees front
ing the White mansion on Monday last
Albert Coates let heavy branch fall
on the high power wires in such a way
as to short circuit them. causing the
shutdown of the system for an hour
or more until repairs could be made.
The break was a most dangerous che. /
The Mothers club was entertained
last Friday at the home of Mrs. Thos. /
Fay. The topic for discussion was
Training the Child for a Vocation"
After an informal talk by the members
delicious refreshments were served. In
the evening the mothers presided at
a pie social for the children OF the
members and their guests. held in the /
vacant Babcock dwelling. Fun and I
frolic reigned supreme until the bed
time OF the little folks.
Robert Coates, one Of the oldest res /
dents Of Shoshone, was caller at .
the Journal Office this week. He was /
telling of son who is foreman Of
printing Office in New York. the FL
lancial Chronicle. The old gentleman
5 nearly IS years of age but is still
lale and hearty. He is an English
nan by birth. lived in Canada when
Toronto, now having 100000 popula-
ion. was a village. and has been ten
ears a resident of the United States,
his home now with his son
lere. Albert Coates. The old gentle
nan is we'll informed and alert to the
Jews of the world.