Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-09-09

The Jerome Drug Co. have the
largest and best line OF schol supplies
every SHOWN In jerome. 30-2
Miss Edna Maxwell, the new music
teacher employed by the school board
for the coming year. arrived here the
first OF the week, preparatory to as
suming her duties
The regular Saturday evening
dances will hereafter be continued al
the Amusement Hall. owing to the
evenings becoming too cool for out
door dancing.
LOST-On the road leading north
from town, an army coat bearing the
inscription 18th Reg. Co. l." Color
olive drab. Finder will please leave
at this office.
The Appleton school house is COM
pleted and dance is to be held Fri
day night, Sept. 18th. Everybody Is
cordially invited.-Fred w. Peterson
and Charles Otto. Committee.
Postmaster Noble OF Shoshone was
shaking hands with his numerous
friends here Monday. He was ac-
companied by Frank Milsap, who also
has wide circle OF friends in the Je-
rome district.
X. ]. Coats and wife returned from
their vacation trip on Monday and re-
tport most enjoyable time. They
made the trip overland to the yell
lowstone Park, and encountered no
accidents whatever to mar the pleas
ures of the same. Mr.. Coats states
that 1t is a trip worth taking and is
one OF the most enjoyable vacations
he ever spent.
have several parties who want
to rent good farms. II you want to
rent, let me know what you have
w. A. HESS, Jerome, Idaho. 29
Miss Edna Spofford. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. n A. Spofrord. who had
been under treatment by local ply
stefan for appendicitis, was taken TO
Boise hospital last Thursday and on
Friday morning underwent an opera
ton. She was accompanied by her
father and late advices received
from there are to the effect that the
operation was successful and that the
little lady is getting along nicely
which will be pleasing news to the
many friends OF the family on the
tract.
. We acknowledge a pleasant cal
last week from f. T. Allen, OF Gin
ton, Iowa, who was on the tract look
ing after the interests OF severa
Clintonians who have purchased lant
here during the past year. Mr.. Aller
is quite enthusiastic over the condi
lions here and Is astonished at thu
abundant crops that he witnessed
on every hand. He represents severa
other prospective purchasers who vii
. be governed by the report he bring
] back to them. and judging from tn
= expressions he made to us, his re
a port to his friends back In Iowa vii
: be very fattering one.
Keen disappointment was fel
among several of the ladies OF thi
section who have given much atter
ton to the raising OF flowers the pas
season, to the action OF the Civic Gu
in postponing their annual Flowe
Show. That her labors might not b
u entirely in vain. Mrs. Hoffman sa'
d fit to make a display OF the product
y of her garden In the windows at tn
e Furniture store on Saturday aftel
X noon, which attracted a great deal
It attention from the passers by. an
several strangers who happened
O witness 1t, and not being familis
81 with the class OF flowers raised her
h we're very enthusiastic over the di
ID play.
Is A plucky Miss In the person
n Emma Iroeger, accompanied only
IL her mother, arrived In Jerome la
week, having come from Harpe
ii Kans., overland In Ford car Wi
IN Miss Emma at the wheel. They r
10 port a very pleasant trip with no
lie cidents OF any kind, having consur
ly ed about two weeks time in makii
is the tour from Kansas to Jerome. MI
at Iroeger being an adept chauffe
es states that she experienced no har
~ ships in managing the car. althouI
they met with some very poor sire
= ches Of road on the trip. The couI
are guests at the home Of Mr.. al
q Mrs. s. r. Iroeger, north of tow
where they expect to make quite