Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

was IN town the Iirst OF the week.
Andy Anderson, of jerome, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Hartley entertained the Cath
Ollie Ladies circle Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Payne, of Tikura, is the guest
of Mrs. Mccollum.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits. straw
bers at Cash Grocery Store.
A hey H D. Hest. has bought the
Joe Burbidge property on east Post
Street.
Mrs. Elizabeth White returned to
shoshone Wednesday night after
spending the winter in California.
Francis Coates has been in Nampa
the last two weeks working for the
Mutual Creamery Company
Miss Marvel Kelly, of Bliss, spent
Saturday and Sunday in shoshone, as
the guest of Miss Ivy Coates.
Mrs. c. G. Pinney of Boise, who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Wal
ter Gwinn. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Geo. Beckett. from the ranch
near Cooling, spent Monday night with
the J. L. Beckett family.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. f.
church voted five dollars to the Red
Cross work at their last meeting.
Mrs. William Wallace. who has been
in Boise for several weeks. returned
home Friday evening.
o. z. Burkhead, who is travelling
for an insurance company. spent sun
day at home with his family.
Harry Hanchett, of Pocatello, was in
town Tuesday soliciting orders for
auto trucks.
F. w. Jackson made a business trip
to Denver this week
Mrs David Rand was shopping in
Shoshone last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Young, from the Muir
ply ranch. were in town Tuesday
Mr., Essly, Of Richfield, was in sho-
shone Tuesday.
Mr.. James, of the North shoshone
tract was in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Ellis has been visiting her
brother, Percy May for a week.
A boy was born Monday night at he
StiHler ranch, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Garner.
Mrs. Walter Gwin and infant daugh-
ter have been removed from the hos
pital to their home.
Mr.. J. L. Beckett spent two days at
his ranch near Gooding during the
week.
Mrs Ed Gooding and Mrs. Sidney
Smith have returned from their trip to
Salt Lake,
Mrs. Andy Moline drew the dinner
set at the Cash Grocery Store last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Sharbinough, of Richfield. was
down Tuesday and Wednesday on bus
mess.
On Easter Sunday, April eighth,
there blossomed in the home of Mr..
and Mrs Weir Baker an Easter Lily
Her name is Beverly Margaret.
BY the way, who was that Person
away back in the shadowy past who
said that all babies born during war
lines are boys?
Mrs. Kleinman, of Haley. who nurs-
ID the Price Newmans' baby through
| siege of bronchitis, returned to her
home Wednesday.
:. Mrs. Ben barrow and Mrs. Frank
Glenn each has a new Buick 6. and now
he roads positively MUST get dry and
Mrs. w. Fl. Biles left on train No. II
night for Seattle. Mrs.
3iles leaves a host of friends in Sho- ,
hone who deeply regret her departure l
Mrs. Brickman and son. Jack, have
zone to Jerome to join Mr.. Bricknan
Who is employed in the Golden Rule :
tore at that place. {
F. E. Hatch and family have moved | E
nto the brick house owned by Mrs. !
Iorton. A. d. Fuller and family have
moved inthe house vacated by Mr.. ,
latch. +
Mrs. w. H Biles and Mrs. ]. A. Nc
'ollum entertained the ladies Of the
1. E. Aid Society Wednesday after
Don. An elaborate luncheon was
erved.
Miss Clara Stanton. of Colorado
prings, a registered pharmacist has
cen employed at Sinclair's drug store
, take the place of Russell Fuller, who1
as been recalled to the colors.
Mrs. NJ. E. Burkhill returned last q
light from winter spent at Portland.
he reports having had splendid
me and is in fine health but she Is
lad TO get back home.
A. vredenberg returned Sunday night a
Train No II from a trip to PiSgah,