Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-22

The Rexall one cent sale starts
Thursday. March 22nd.
And still there are rumors OF more
business houses to be erected on
Main street.
The Jerome Hotel announces A
special chicken dinner on SUNDAYS
for 35 cents Try II.
Dale Bond. who has been spending
week at Salt Lake City, arrived
home Tuesday.
c. +. Palmer. came down from
Wendell on Monday to look after
some business matters here.
Mrs. j. M. Hale returned from
California on Tuesday. where she has
been spending several months.
Mrs. j. ii. Grenzeback, who has
been spending the past several
months visiting her parents and
friends in Chicago. returned home
the first OF the week.
George Hogshire is again with US.
having arrived from Portland on Fri
day last. and will spend some time
here experimenting the spring work
on his ranch south OF town.
All kinds OF horse goods at Jas.
Summers
The semi-annual ball given by the
Eagles lodge on Saturday evening
last was one OF the most successful
and enjoyable events OF the season.
A large crowd was present and all
report a most pleasant time.
Bargains at the Rexall one cent
sale.
+. NJ. lngraham. manager OF the
Idaho Power CO.. at this place. spent
several days last week In installing
new service at Hazelton. He also
had the pleasant experience OF spend
Ing "a hours In the snow drift at
Perrine station.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A. Vincent. liy-
ing 2 miles south OF town enjoyed a
visit from their grandson. Harry Por-
ter. OF the West Point district last
week. II was the youngsters 18th
birthday and he was doing little
celebrating.
Announcement comes from Rice
Lake. Wis. OF the arrival OF a daugh-
ter. Dorothea Ruth. at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Brett OF that place.
Mrs. Brett is a neice OF Mrs. l.. T
rememb ered by many here as she
visited here for several weeks some
two years ago.
Spring will come In rush and
now is the time TO look over your
harness and II 1t needs repairing
take II TO Jas. Summers.
The Catholic ladies will hold their
Bazaar and Cooked Food Sale on Sat
urday. March cath. at the furniture
store OF D. A. L'Herrison. commenc'
Ing at 10 O'Clock a M. and continu
ing through the day They have or
sale fancy work. aprons, etc. besides
all kinds OF cooked food Everybody
Is cordially invited to attend.
II. c. Remission. arrived here thu
first OF the week from Half Way
Oregon. where he has been engaged
I'm farming for the past several years
He has accepted a position with thu
Jerome Milling d Elevator Co. an'
will assist Mr.. VIM. Wagner In look
ing after his extensive farming In
terests. The family OF Mr.. Kenistol
will follow him later on.
]. w. Yarberry. who for the pas
two years has been farming the Hill
crest ranch in the Grand View dis
trict. leaves this week for ealids
Colo. where he expects to make nj
future home. Mr. Yarberry was ais
the owner OF 40 acres in the @. V
district which he disposed OF at
good profit after holding II for onl
n few months.
A card received from ID. c. Mac
Waters the first of the week an
nounces that he and Mrs. MacWa'
tiers expect to arrive home abou
April LIST. and that they Will be gla
TO get back to the North Side. Nj
MacWatters states that the stars an
stripes are In evidence everywher
on the coast. and that there Is
great deal of war talk In that sec
ton. but that he hopes that II WI
all end In talk.
Edmund Wagner left for Boif
yesterday to spend day with III
brother VIM. who is under trea
ment in hospital at that place ~
fore departing he Informed us tina
he had a pleasant conversation VIII
his brother over the phone, whio
indicates that he is improved sun
GENTLY to be up and around. the al
nouncement OF which will be recei'