Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-01-13

both in the good times they are an
ticipating having throughout this
New Year and also TO help continue
the civic work which has already
been started by the old members. 1t
is needless to say that everyone liv-
ing in and around Grand View Is
proud of both the hall and the school
buildings, and it would be safe to
say very few rural communities any
where throughout the country can
boast of any better. When the young
trees that have recently been planted
in the park surrounding the hall
have grown a little larger, we will
have a show place that will be I'M
equalled in Southern Idaho. An i'm
portant event of the meeting on
Monday was the election of officers
and directors. Mr.. Fred Otto was
elected president, Mr.. Hugh Con
Vice president, and Mr.. d. Connell
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The four d.
rectors chosen for the year 1916 are
Messrs. Geo. Nichols, Lawrence
Washburn, Fred Wyckoff and Earl
Templeton. Feb. IS is the date fixed
for the annual feast. Many other
plans are on foot for good time, but
this is the only date given out.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Shawvers have
completed plans for a modern bunga-
low which they are to build on their
ranch Just north of the hall, and
they expect to break ground for the
cellar the first of the week.
Mrs. Sinclair spent the Monday
with Mrs. Sam Hills.
The Braggs expect to break
ground Saturday on their place ad-
Joining the Shawver's ground, and as
soon as possible erect the house.
They are moving a little later in the
season than they had at first planned
TO do. but now they have proved up
on their homestead just above the
ditch and will move as soon as the
buildings are ready.
Mr.. ]. N. Shepherd Is spending
several months in Omaha Ned tne
guest of his mother and sister, Mrs.
Brayton.
Miss Heuer entertained Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Johns, Mr.. Ernie Johns
and Miss Kuennen Sunday evening at
dinner Miss Runner will spend the
rest of the week with Miss Heuer.
Miss Mildred and Mr. Clyde Bragg
had as their guests on Sunday even
ing Mrs. Earl Templeton, Misses Aua
Allen. Ethel Patterson, Bertha Hills
and Messrs. Earl Templeton, Edgar
Nitchem. Zeb Robinson. Orvtlle Pat
terson, Verge Robinson, Roy WASH
burn and Charley Ross. All present
enjoyed the evening very much
most Of the time being devoted 10
singing and instrumental music.
Mr.. Logston Ellis is spending the
week with his sister, Mrs. halpn
Shawvers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. White had as
their guests on Sunday for dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair and family.
The event of the season in a So
cial way was the spelling match at
the hall on last Friday night and the
general wish of those who attended
Is to have another right away. Inc
grand march led by Mrs. Sinclair and
Mr. White, with Mrs. White and Mr..
Sinclair to assist in branch figures
was greatly enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Tillitson won the laurels of the even
ing in so much as she spelled until
she stood alone.
Miss Kate Rudolph received the
sad news on Wednesday OF the death
| of her rather WHO mas ueeu ePtnoiH 2
the winter In Texas. Mr.. Rudolf
made many friends in Grand We"
during the several seasons he spent
here and we wish to extend TO MISS
Rudolf our sympathies In her recent
bereavement.
Mrs. D. Finch received word the
past week of the death Of her great
grandmother, Mrs. Sawyer, whose
home was In Malad. Mrs. Sawyer
had reached the three score years
and ten mark and had the distinction
of being a great great grandmother
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. tombstone gave
the children quite treat on last
Friday afternoon in the way OF mu-
sic. They carried their new grapha-
phone over to the school and the
children thoroughly enjoyed the con
oart thav furniahod