Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Special sale this week of pineapple
at the Cash Grocery Store.-adv.
Zell Truman and family are all hay
ing a round with the grip this week
Miss Harvey will spend her hoIida,
vacation with friends in Salt Lake
City.
Miss Daisy Mason. of Burmah, +,
visiting her sister. Mrs. Weir Baker
this week.
If you have some money to loan Of
want to borrow see A. I. Mcmahon,
adv.
Tom Tage. Of Ketchum, was in sho-
shone Tuesday night on his way to
California for a pleasure trip.
Everything good to eat at prices
within your reach at The Cash Gro
Gerry Store.-adv.
r. s. Hite. the general merchandise
man from Kimama, was transacting
business in Shoshone Wednesday.
Mrs. Miller had her ankle broken
Saturday She is reported as resting
easily and in fair way to recover.
Mrs. f. NJ. Williams went to Pocs-
tello Monday to spend the holidays
with her son Plat williams AMI fam
lily.
Mrs. Ray Ginskey. of Fairfield, was
a Shoshone visitor Wednesday on her
way to Washington for an extended
visit
Miss Hartley and Miss Biedersteidt
of the city schools win spend their
holiday vacation with friends in Salt
Lake City.
C. F. Borden and wife left this
morning for a trip to various Cali
fornia and coast points to be gone
a month or more.
APPLES. APPLES-I have a supply
Of the finest kind of winter apples
Prices from $3.50 to $500 per box
D. " Yaden.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Darrah started
Wednesday morning for a pleasure
trip to California points. They ex-
pect to be gone about two months.
Misses Hattie and Tressie Peck. /
who are attending school in Shoshone
this winter have gone to their home
on Big Wood river for the holidays.
supt. johnson, Of the city schools. /
has leased the L.undine house for the
winter. Mrs. johnson has joined her
husband and they are now nicely 10
Gated for the winter.
The Catholic ladies bazaar held last |
Saturday was an unusually success
'ul event for which the ladies are du-
Y proud and thankful. The net re-
seipts were $4,000.
Miss Ruby Cook of the city schools.
will spend her holiday vacation Wis
ting with her brother in Pocatello.
" w. Cook who was formerly op-
.rator at this place.
A company of eighteen Jerome fish
,rmen spent a few days this week
It the Cottonwoods and succeeded in
atching hteir limit of trout-and
ther edibles and drinkabIes.
J. D. Fortune. Of Kimama, was in
;hoshone on business Wednesday and
ook advantage Of the Journal eombi-
ation offer with the Youths Com
anion and McCalrs magazine.
Give the ladies a rest on Christmas
ay by taking your Christmas dinner
t McFalrs cafe. The bill Of fare is
published elsewhere in the Journal
nd it is a tempting and appetizing
it of literature.-adv.
Miss Bernice Mccoy, State Superin-
endent of Public instruction, was in
hoshone Sunday on her way to Boise
rom a visit with her parents at
'ellevue. She was accompanied by
err mother who goes on to Portland
, visit with a daughter living at that
lace.
H. F. Coffman just returned from >
lree weeks visit to the Coffman
rothers farm in northern Isinois and
'ports very successful growth az
leir business. They have one Of the I
rgest herds of pure bred Hereford V
title in the state Of Illinois consist
g of over 400 head. also some Of the
st individuals in the United States. I
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