Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-06-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Edgar Reay. of Blackfoot, is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Theo. Schneider, this
week
Several people went to Jerome Tues.
day evening to hear lecture on Chris
ton Science, by John Randolph Dunn.
Miss Eleanor Anderson is assisting
with the rush of work at the Stock
growers.
Floyd Harding. who spent the win
ter with his sitter, Mrs. F. f. Hatch.
has returned to his home in Salt Lake.
Mrs. A. Bliss and sister, Mrs. G. w.
Heberden. came in from Butte Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Disney. the
Misses Guymon, and Harry Avery at
tended the Chautauqua at Gooding
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Anderson entertained at
Dinner Sunday, Rev. Barger and
daughter, Miss Mildred, Miss Clara
Stanton. and Mr.. Lee Johnson.
J. B. Ferguson, father of Mrs. viii
Newman. returned to Shoshone Tues
day, after having spent the winter in
California
Miss Dorothy Baker and guest. Miss
Helen Buis, of Boise, E. w. Sinclair
and F. w. Code. of Boise motored to
Guyer Hot Springs Sunday.
Lowell Danilson. who has been in the
employ of the Falk Sheep shearing
Company since the close of school, is
back among his Shoshone friends.
Ernest German and wife arrived in
Shoshone June Is. from Durant, Okla.
Mr.. German is employed in the Cash
Grocery.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fields and
family motored to Rupert last Friday
to visit relatives, They returned Sun
day.
Frank Atkinson. who holds a posi-
ton in connection with the State En-
gineers office, was in Shoshone Sat
urday.
A very successful operation was
performed Thursday morning, at the
Dill hospital. DR.. Dilrs skill as a sur
geon is becoming much more than local
Nick Shackelford grew two such
lusty corns that he was obliged to
come to the hospital and have the two
toes thus occupied removed.
Frank Crosse received a letter re-
Gently from his son, Edwin, who is in
the naval training camp at Goat Island.
Edwin reports that the boys are work
ing hard, but all well and happy.
w. B. Klein. stranger in this part
of the country, died at a local hospital
last Tuesday, of spotted fever. The
were shipped to Oregon on
train No. 10 Wednesday.
And now the average citizen will be
over his change, to see wheth-
he can buy seven prunes, five beans.
and two potatoes, and have enough left |
to get "watermillion."
Billy Barnhardt, a formerly of Sho-
shone citizen, who operated the ma
chine at the theatre for DR.. W. H. |
Baugh,, is now head electrician on the !
Z. S. battle ship Pennsylvania
Among those who attended the Chau-
.auqua at Gooding Tuesday evening |
we're Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Disney, /
Mrs. Archie Bowler, Mrs. NJ T. White /
lack, Miss Mary Guymon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hail Horne, and Mrs Dr. Dill.
John Ryan, who has been attending
he State University of Michigan. is at
lone for the summer. He expects to
eturn to Ann Arbor in the fall to
inter the law department of the Uni
-ersity.
]. E. White and C. E. Potter, real
state men of Twin Falls, were trans
citing business in Shoshone Thursday.
they report business at Twin Falls to
e moving along good rapid pace and
arm lands in great demand at good
rices.
Barlow Ferguson. who for many
ears has been one of the leading
heep men of Idaho, but who sold out
lis sheep interests last spring and
moved to California, is spending a few
avs in Shoshone. He thinks Califor-
ia a first class place for retired
apitalist to spend his time.