Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Tuesday.
Mrs. Price Newman entertained the
Episcopal Guild Wednesday.
Mr.. Price Newman plans to leave the
latter part of the week for Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore returned from
Omaha last week Mr.. Gilmore has
the second trick at the depot
Mr.. Webster Cook left for Pocatello
Saturday where he has accepted a
good position with the O. S. L.
The Catholic Sewing Circle met with
Mrs viii Custer last Thursday and
with Mrs Allison this Thursday
Mrs. Carrie Hughes and children
left Glenns Ferry Monday night where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Cartright arrived
Sunday evening from Portland and
are visiting the Newman families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster Cook, last Wednesday
Mrs. A. D. Fuller and little son, of
Soda Springs. are visiting this week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Capt
Phillips.
o. H. Truman, of Red Cloud. Neb,
has arrived in Shoshone and will
spend the winter with his brother o.
A. Truman, on the Truman dairy
ranch just east of town.
Last Saturday evening some of the
girls of the High School entertained
the football boys at an elaborate din
ner given at the home of Miss Bessie
Newman. The table was most artis-
-ically decorated in accordance to the
football boys. Mr. c. Johnson, Supt.
If Schools chaperoned the dinner. At
Ter the dinner dancing was enjoyed
The boys are very much pleased with
he royal entertainment provided by
he girls.
Mrs. o. NJ. Harness is visiting this
week with friends in Glenns Ferry.
O. NJ. Harness expects to go from
lere to San Diego. Calf, to take
axe charge of the Princess theater
N D street in that city. The Prin-
ess has a seating capacity of 500.
Ir. Harness has been an active and
member of Shoshone bus
ness circles for several years. and his
many friends here are glad to learn
f his entering larger field along
is chosen line of work
The Study Club of Shoshone held
IS regular meeting on Friday, Nov.
o. At the business meeting a lyceum
curse, which had been proposed for
hoshone this winter, was voted upon
nd accepted unanimously, as other
owns of this size are taking up and
taking a success of lyceum and ed
cational courses during the winter
lonths. Committees were appointed ;
, take charge of the work. Mrs.
aul Haddock, chairman of the library
reported a very successful
az Day having taken in eightyfive
ooks and $117.5O in money. Mrs.
weeley. president of the state feder-
lion of women's clubs, then spoke
-ging the Study Club to do its part in
lie state work of contributing to the
oan Scholarship fund. so that stud
its desiring a college education and
lable to afford it, might have that {
'ivilege. Mrs. Sweeley holds the .
e proper training and education of
II citizens means the less money :
ent on penitentiaries for failures. =
he program was in charge of the leg
ative committee. A vocal solo was
ven by Miss Baker accompanied by q.
o. Baker. Mrs. L. B. Green, state o
airman of the legislative work &C
pied the remainder of the afternoon.
ating and explaining the laws of wo-
IN and children. Mrs. Green gave
ry clear and detailed explanation of d
Q laws which had been passed by /
mems clubs and those under con-
leration, and the interest of the :
smbers was much greater than the
ne allowed the speaker. The meet
, closed with the singing of the ma