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

MIS-. w. H. Murphy spent portion
Of the holiday season with friends at
HALEY.
Next wednesday the Episcopal
guild is to be entertained by Mrs. J.
W. Lundin.
oscar stratton IS building dwell
ing house on a lot purchased from Mrs.
Davies on Post street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Campbell
spent a portion Of the holidays with
relatives at Haley and bellevue
Beginning Saturday last there was
a passenger coach added to No. 3,
which is the westboand limited mail
The score or more horses belonging
TO the highway district have been ia
ken to the Bayllss ranch for the win
ter
Mt. and Mrs Bert Bowler and
children were at the Cooling home
Of Mrs. Bowler's parents for their
Christmas dinner.
Sterling Newman is spending the hol-
iday vacation from school with the
family q his aunt. Mrs. r. L. Griffith.
at Ontario. Oregon.
John Block has taken over the skat-
ing lake Of Manuel Silva and the fine
smooth surface affords worlds Of fun
and sport for the young folks.
}. L. McDougan. Dietrich farmer.
sold a load of q stock hogs in sho-
shone on Monday. W H Maunders
being the buyer. Mr.. McDougaH re-
ports not many porkers left in that
locality.
At the rugulAr meeting of the Study
Club to be held on the first Friday
afternoon Of the new year Mrs. Frank
Millsaps, chairman Of the legislative
committee. win have charge Of the
program.
Mrs. J. F. Jones. on her way from
her home in Ontario. Ore. to spend the
winter at San Diego, California, stop
ped for day or two in Shoshone for
a Christmas visit with her daughter.
Irs. Price Newman.
w c. Goodwin. whose wife is to re- !
main at the Shoshone home Of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen, |
for a long visit, returned to his home
in Salt Lake City on Sunday. Mrs. |
Goodwin was recent hospital patient |
A dance given by the Catholic ladies |
on Christmas night proved to be so
attractive and enjoyable that the hall !
was filled to capacity with the merry
company The ladies' realized nearly a |
hundred dollars from the function for
the benevolences of the church
According to the Boise paper it was
Ex-Governor Gooding whose complaint /
and vigorous kick with the Utilities /
commission brought about the i'm !
provements in the Short Line station |
Accommodations in Shoshone. The right !
sort of kicker to be. it is agreed.
Mrs. Hansen, wife of Chris Hansen. /
returned from Salt Lake City the day |
before Christmas. bringing with her the |
members of the family residing in that /
city to spend the early holiday season |
here. These included her son George |
and Mr. and Mrs W. c. Goodwin. Mrs I
Goodwin, who is the eldest daughter
of the house. recently passed through !
dangerous illness. The other mem
bers of the happy family reunion were
Arthur W. Hansen and daughter. /
Charles Hansen and Misses Lillian 4
and Naomi Hansen. comprising one Of
the ideal families Of the town of Sho-
shone
There were sold by the club women /
Of Shohone Sl2.S2 in Red Cross Christ |
mas stamps. The funds have been /
turned INTO the state Red Cross treas !
ury, in .harge of Henry Falk of Boise (
All but s2IS of the stamps supplied /
here were disposed of and these were
returned to Mr.. Falk with the remit I
lance for the sales. Mrs. Melvin, who I
had charge of the good work in Sho- /
shone. said in her report to the state I
headquarters: Il am sure if we had /
had in hand the work OF selling these /
stamps a week or two sooner we could /
have made a better record. and hope /
next year the campaign may be star
ted at an earlier date" The funds !
thus raised are devoted TO the relief I