Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-22
Local BREVITIES.

FOR T-f-room house, s11.50
per month. Eel Truman.
W. II. Maunders returned from
trip to Montana on Tuesday.
Miss Inez Wheeler spent the first two
days Of the week in Boise on business.
Miss Nellie Smith has been ap-
pointed office assistant for County
Superintendent Cook.
Frank T. Disney was at Burley on
legal business Wednesday, returning
to shoshone yesterday morning.
5. T. Newman was a passenger to
American Falls yesterday morning.
expecting to make visit also to Mon
tana.
The Episcopal sunday school holds
another OF its popular gatherings at
the. parish house this Saturday even
ing.
An T. L. Social win be given at the
home Of BIT ana 3Irs. c. T. Borden on
Friday evening. January %. All young
people and parents are cordially in
yited to attend
Mrs. Ida Logan. after spending the
fall and early winter with her sister.
Mrs. Whitenack. in shoshone, left for
her home at Springfield Illinois, yes
terday morning on IS.
Little Grace Anderson has been IN
able to attend school this week be-
cause Of an attack Of tonsilitis. She
is the younger daughter q Mr. ane
Mrs. Harry ". Anderson.
The ladies of the Methodist aid So
ciety met with Mrs. Tom Cooling
Wednesday afternoon To discuss plans
for a supper al the Gooding residence
this evening. January -
Probate Judge Clinger omciat@d ri
the marriage Of Rufus Mieraa!a o.
Soldier and Miss Lucy 1Iarrs Of Hail
ey on January 20. The couple VIII
make their home at Soldier
Mrs. ". T. whitehead entertained in
honor Of her sister last Friday even
Ing at bridge. Mrs. Z. C. Gooding re-
ceived the reward Of high score. Mrs.
Gilbert J. White second and Mrs, Logan
the guest prize.
There were few Idaho town that
topped shoshone in the sales Of Christ
mas Red Cross stamps. This town was
ahead of Twin Fails in this fine work
OF charity. and was beaten only by
Boise. Nampa and Jerome.
Fred Akutagawa, leading japanese
resident of Shoshone in a number Of
enterprises, returned from his native
land on Wednesday, bringing with him
Mrs. Akutagawa, whom he recently
married. He had been absent five
months.
Judge Boutwell, is having his cham
bers and the court room reftted with
new lighting system throughout The
lights heretofore in use have confined
the illumination into spots but the
new system will difruse light all over
the room.
Jere Purdum is the prime mover for
country dance at the Grange hail
or Wood river this Friday night. His
four horse boh-slefeh with hay rack
attachment Will take our to the hall
most OF the Shoshone visitors. who will
include ladies and gentlemen. George
". Re5mon viii also take out a four
horse sleigh load Of the dancers.
In the absence OF Ross Borden. who
is attending a Boise business college.
Herman Winter will have charge Of the
Borden store at Kimama. Mr.. Winter
is a homesteader near that place and
is a former resident Of American Falls.
where he was employed in a bank He
is first rate business man, person
ally well know to all the residents Of
the neighborhood.
Sheriff Clarence Wheeler appre-
hended Guy Bay asyoung newspaper
man. as the scribe was about 20 take
the west-bound midnight train We'd
nesday night The young man. who
had been employed at Bellevue as as
sociate editor with II o. Doolittle on
the News at that place. was charged
with attempting TO make a get-a-w We
while owing board bills at Shoshone
as wei as at Bellevue He stoutly
maintained that he had done nothing
wrong but the sheriff detained him.