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

- HaHciA6 cllD Is soon L. be organ
lied in shoshone.
Mrs. S. w. Hall and children have
been on the sick list for the past ten
days.
Ross Borden is taking special
course at Links business college at
Boise.
Alvin I. Mcmahon went to Mountain
Home Monday to attend the funeral
of his old friend DR.. Swan. who was
accidently electrocuted.
Rev. DR.. Jennings the venerable
Episcopal minister at Nampa was to
be at shoshone for last Sunday but
vas kept at home by Illness.
Theodore Baldwin. who more than a
month ago lost a finger in feed cut
ter, has had trouble with the wound.
being threatened with blood poison.
Grandma Keefer is reported seri-
Ously i'll in her Shoshone home. Her
age is So years. Two years ago Mrs
Keefer sustained serious injuries in
fall at her home but recovered. Her
present illness is from bronchitis.
The only fine sleighing Of the win
ter has come with the snow Of last
week, which covered the ground here
abouts four or five inches deep. after
wards freezing in5o very nearly ice.
Still the automobiles outnunbe- the
sleighs two to one.
The shosnone public library has
among the latest additions case Of
biographies Of the worlds notables.
entitled Great Men and Famous Wo-
men," The lbrary is used more and
more by the townspeoDle and others
Of the community
LOsT-One blue gray horse, three
years old, not branded, reached mane.
and short tail. saddiemarked. with
small wire cut scar on his right shout
Ger, weight about 1000 to 100 lbs.
SO reward for notification Of his
Whereabouts Blaine Ferguson. Eden.
To the tune OF g to 20 the Shoshone
town team of basketball players We're
worsted by the Richfeld town team
last Saturday night at Richdeld The
visitors went up by automobile as in
the good old summer time and suffered
from the cold, which showed in their
playing.
Mrs. Gilbert J. White gave the fourth
ir a series of afternoons at hsme TO
her friends on Thursday. Bridge was
played by the company. those present
being Mrs. J. R. Miller, Mrs. L. J.
Beckett, Mrs. P. H. Hughes, Mrs. S.
4. Todd. Mrs. Ell. Weaver, Mrs. J. R.
Boutwell,, Mrs. E. G. Merriheld Mrs
Bert Rhine, Mrs. Jesse Cbristman.
Stanley B. Steck is making fine
success of the moving picture bust
ness at Ogden where he is running the
Lyceum as a hve-cent attraction. There
is nothing but the admission price that
is cheap either. Mr.. Steck was form
erly engaged in bushes in Shoshone
where he made many warm friends
who are glad 10 know Of his prosper
ity.
Mrs. s. Price Newman, Miss Gather
inc Jennings and Miss Genevieve Fitz-
patrick entertained at Five Hundred
Saturday evening. Mrs. Fred Good
ing won the high score and Mrs. Fred
Chapman second. These were the
guests: Mesdames Whitenack. Logan,
Haddock. VIII Newman. Horne. Wolfe.
Thomas. E. G. Gooding, Fred Good
ing, Bert Bowler. Joe Wheeler, Archie
Bowler. Chapman, and Burnside, and
Misses Voris and Natter.
on February 4, and the STUDY
club is TO have Miss Amy Kelly. with
her assistant, Miss Hays. OF the extern
sion department of the College Of Agri-
culture, to give a series of domestic
science lessons for the benefit Of the
townspeople generally. The course is
TO be entirely free for all and very
cordial invitation is extended TO ladies
not only of the town but Of the sur
rounding districts to attend. The top
les are: Planning the Daily Meal
Cooking of Meats and House Decor
alton. The hours and place Of meet
ing will be given later.