Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-10
Grand View.

and even on Thursday, the day of the
blizzard, the school was opened with
Mrs. Earl Templeton there to care
for any children that might have
ventured out in the storm. One
young man of the primary grade
braved the gale and represented the
scholars OF his room. This was Lawr-
ence Winningham. Robert and VIII
tombstone and Win Templeton ans
wered TO roll call in Miss Aliens
room. Miss Allen was unable TO
| reach the school as the snow had
| drifted so high on the lane from her
home out to the main road she found
il impossible TO make the trip. On
Friday. Mrs. Templeton taught both
rooms, having 20 children ia all.
When the bell rang on Monday morn
ing the children were all In their
accustomed places and both teachers
and children enjoyed relating their
experiences OF the past week.
Miss Mable Sinclair is attending
the high school in Jerome this year
and rides horse back every day to
and from school, avei aging about Is
miles a day. She has the record OF
not having missed day or of not
being late, and even on the memoir
able Thursday Miss Sinclair rode to
town.
Where did all the people come
from on Saturday? was the question
: asked by many who drove into town.
Why. the streets were just crowd
ed. l didn't know there were so
many teams, sleighs, wagons, bug
| gies and people riding horse back. on
the whole North Side tract. as | saw
on the way TO town and after l got
onto the streets OF Jerome today
Where did they all come FROM"
= was the question asked by one OF the
Grand View ladies on Saturday even
ing. The answer was: There are
three times that many people going
r into Jerome every week, but ON &C
count of the narrow driveway
through the snow the rigs were all
lined up on Saturday and not scat
; tered out at the numerous hitchihg
S posts and of on the side streets as
e is usually the custom. So In this
e way you were able to see the COM
e paratively few rigs that were there
U on that day"
Y Mr. and Mrs. Patterson entertain
= ed Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith at dinner
s on Saturday evening.
s Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Tillotson, Mr..
Vt and Mrs Earl Templeton. Mrs. Ida
It Hills and F. R. Hills. spent "a very
J. pleasant evening with Mr.. and Mrs
l. l. w. Hills on Saturday.
II The Sunday school was weff at
y tended last Sunday afternoon The
attendance has been growing stead
lily and all who go enjoy the services
very much. Everyone is invited to
attend. The school takes up at 2
u p. m. Mrs. Sinclair will be the lead
l. er on next Sunday afternoon.
u Mr.. John Coleman has returned
from the mountains where he has
> been on hunting and trapping trip
10 He reports very successful outing.
The newly organized glee club met
:, with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Templeton
}, ON last Tuesday evening. Quite. a
!, number of the talented people OF
10 the community have joined and now
. there is plan on foot to have an
entertainment in the near future that
:, will be a little novel even to the G.
- V. people.
- The social club have their annual
70 dance on Friday evening, Feb. 18th,
Everyone is looking forward to this
affair with great pleasure, as these
club parties have made record FOL
= themselves In the past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Smith; of lie.
rome, spent Sunday with Mrs. Smith.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. tombstone
The Researchers will hold thei,
meeting on Wednesday evening, Feb
18th, at the club room in the schoo
building. An old time candy pulling
Will be feature of the evening. The
young ladies are each requested te
bring a dozen sandwiches and q
cake.
Miss Ethel Patterson had as her
guests on Sunday evening Misse,
Ada Allen, Mildred Bragg andsMarie
Kunnen and Messrs. Edgar Mitchem
Roy Washburn, Ernie, Johns. Zeb
Robinson, Tom Powell, Clyde Bragg
and Orville Patterson. -.
Ronald Motter lost valuabIs
horse last Friday night The animal
was kicked by another horse which
was In the same corral and which
was heavily shod. =.
Mr.. Bob Bridgman lost colt one
DAY last week. The colt hung itself
with the rope II was tied with