Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Millinery of the latest at the sample
room of the McFall Hotel.
MRS. GEO. BACON.
4 Miss Sarah Purdum writes her father
George Purdum that she is in charge of
a fifty bed hospital Somewhere in
France. close to the feing line.
Andy Hort. a prosperous farmer OF
Gooding. was in town Thursday ar
ternoon
partment of the University of Idaho.
who conducted series of canning de-
monstrations in Shoshone end vicini-
ty month ago. was registered at the
McFall Hotel Monday.
Fall suits at the Morse Store ere pro-
nounced reasonable in price. and good
in every respect by those who have
seen them. adv.
Miss Mabel Minear. of Fairfield, was
guest at the McFall Hotel Monday.
Miss Beulah Guyman and Miss Mary
VAIL motored to Twin Falls Saturday
accompanied by a Government Inspec-
tor They returned Monday.
The Troy Laundry is always at your
service. Phone 103.
Miss Leoma McFall left Thursday
night for Berkeley. California, where
she Will enter Mills College. with the
expectation Of entering the State Uni
versity at Christmas time.
Have your work done at a sanitary
Laundry. Phone 1913.
Last Sunday. a party consisting of
Misses Evelyn Wheeler. Miss McGraw,
and Misses Jessie and Leoma McFaH,
and Messers. Chas. Carter, Emmett
McGraw, Ernest Gwin and McAtee, of
Jerome. motored up Trail Creek, in the
Ketchum region. This trip was in the
way of a farewell to Mr.. Carter and
Mr.. McGraw, who left Wednesday night
to Join their company at American
Lake.
No war profits taken at the Morse
Store. adv.
Miss Halle Smith, who has been con-
home of her sister. Mrs. Gilbert White,
has returned to her home in Boise.
Wilbur H. Disney and two sons, OF
Rupert, visited Mr.. Disney's brother,
Frank T., Wednesday. on their way
home from a motor trip through the |
Big Wood River country.
The Troy Laundry calls for and de- |
livers all packages. Phone 103.
]. L. Pentecost. who has worked the |
linotype in the Journal office since Feb
ruary eleventh, boarded No. 10 Tuesday
for the coast. expecting later to join a
band and follow the flag of
MS country wherever it may lead. Roy
has made many friends during his stay
n Shoshone. the Journal folks being
lmong the most cordial. Believing that
lie will be as faithful and conscientious
n the service of his country as he has
'een in the service of his business en-
'loyers, we bid him Godspeed with a
rayer that he may come through with
ut scratch.
Millinery of the latest at the sample
DOM of the McFall Hotel
MRS. GEO. BACON.
M. E. Gilgan- Sarchet will be at the
IcFall Hotel Sept. ~. 10, and IA with
1t
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Disney, Mrs. c.
:. Pfander. and Miss Beulah Guymon
lotored to Twin Falls August 80.
The new fall coats at the Morse
tore are really under priced and your
est buy. Come and see. adv
Mrs. L. H. Fuller, of Twin Falls is
sitting with Mrs. Frank Glenn.
Mrs. D. w. Upedegraff, of Twin Falls
visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Glenn
lis week. =
Fred Walker and Raymond Wheeler
e home on a short furlough this week
fore starting with their regiment for
training quarters.
THE Eastern Star will
hold it's first fall meeting
next Tuesday. September
eleventh. All members
. l.,