Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-20

"isposeu OF their interests
mere expect to leave today for Me-
praska. where they are to make their
home.
quite large number from Jerome
ana vicinity are In Boise this weel,
attending the trial In the EederoI
court between the settlers and tho
Water company.
Don't forget the Civic Club dance
wednesday, December 26.
Mrs. Mary Miles was an arrival
from Montrose, Colo, Friday of lass
week, called here on account of the
illness OF her daughter. Mrs. A. e.
Orser.
Horse Blankets and all kinds of
winter clothing for horses at las.
Summers.
Friends OF Cloyse Minis will be
pleased to hear of his promotion to
sergeant of his cmpany. Cloyse is
now with the Co. b., lis Engineers.
located at Camp Kearney, California.
VIII the party who took the card
table by mistake from the Amuse-
ment Hall during the recent flower
snow please return same to the Civic
Club reading room.
Civic Club dance Wednesday. De-
cember 26. Amusement Hall.
Mrs. Ed Werner and three chill
dren arrived from Salt Lake City
Friday to join her husband, who has
been located here for some time. In
| charge of the electrical department
Of Frasers-Pence Co.
War prices suspended at the Pur-
itan.
Owing to the large amount of ad-
vertising this week our columns are
So taxed that we are unable to give
ouf readers chapter of the serial
story, but will make up the difference
next week.
Mrs. Abbie Bruner returned to
jerome last week and after a years
travel In different parts of the U. S.
has decided that Jerome is her real
home and she has returned to stay.
All kinds OF harness repairing done
in a workman like manner by James
Summers. the pioneer harness man.
On last Saturday r. Lincoln Pence
loaded carload Of bees for shipment
tc Cotton. Calf. where Mr.. Pence is
Ia carry on his bee business. Mr..
Pence accompanied the car and the
family will follow as soon as he is
| located.
Work on the new store buildings
has been delayed for some time for
lack of material. but as the same was
| received early this week building OPP
erations have again commenced and
the buildings are now being rushed to
completion.
| Saturday specials at the Independ-
ent Market: Sirloin Steak 20 cents a
pound. Round steak ~ cents per
pound.
| Geo. Rinker, who has been con-
nected with the Water Co. here as
water master. resigned his position
las tweek and expects to leave for
for his home in Payette. Mr. Rinker
is succeeded by Mr.. E. B. Stocking
o. Mackay, who has already assum-
ed his new duties.
| ! have the Porter farm for rent;
also the personal property for sale.
| A good deal to the right party. w. A.
Heiss.
c. w. Young has just installed a
Butter-Kist corn popping and pea
nut roasting machine of the latest
design. 1t is electrically driven and,
while the machine is an expensive
one, Mr.. Young felt that such ma
chine was needed in his business.
A large variety of electric decora-
lions, Xmas supplies, and also Xmas
tree candles and trimmings.
Frasers-Pence Co.
The Home Lumber Co. has force
of men putting in their foundation
for their sheds and office, which they
are very much In need of, as they
have a large stock of lumber in the
yard and more in transit which they
are anxious to get under cover.
Green onions. radishes, head let
tuce, endives, celery, we'll bleached,
at the Independent Market.
VIM. S. Hart, the ten-thousand-
dollar-a-week movie actor, appears
In the Marrow Trail" at the Rialto
Friday, December 21st. One of his
pictures broke the attendance record
for the Strand theatre of New YORK
last week. He is wonderful artist
Fish and oysters at the Independ-
ent Market.
Ouite contrast-this Southern