Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-28


are visiting at the Holman home
Mrs. Morton has gone to Nevada to
visit her son.
Judge Copp went TO Boise wednes-
day night to attend the fair.
Mrs. Ned Mabbutt is visiting in Die
trich this week
MILLINERY
Millinery display at the McFaII hotel
every Wednesday, until further notice
Adv Mrs. G. w. Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mitchell were in
from Wood river Monday.
Miss Florence Butler was Shoshone
visitor one day this week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Garlock and lit
tie daughter are down from Richfeld
for visit with Mrs. A E. Bowler.
George Moriarty is filing the posi-
ton at the Cash Grocery left vacant
by the resignation of E. F. German.
T. H. Gooding and wife, and T. H.
Gooding, Jr. and wife motored to Biose
to attend the fair.
Mr.. Steve Donovan and daughter, of
Dietrich, were in town Saturday on
a shopping expedition
Miss Viola Hunter will attend the |
Technical institute at Pocatelly again
this winter.
Walter Scott and Harry Roberts
were taken to the state penetentiary
last Monday.
Mrs. w. ]. Gooding and daughter
were over from Gooding Friday even
ing visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ben Darrah is among the Sho-
shone visitors at the State Fair this
week.
Charlie Hansen writes that he has
been assigned to work with a machine
gun company.
Little Mary sherwood, neice of Mrs. ,
c. E. Alexander. is being treated for ,
appendicitis at the Dill hospital.
Mrs. Craig Baugh, of Carey. passed
through town Tuesday on her way
from Glenns Ferry to Pocatello.
>.
rived Saturday for a visit with Mrs. 1
Harmon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. (
r. Morse
MILLINERY n
Millinery display at the McFaII hotel
every Wednesday, until further notice.
Adv 2 Mrs. G. w. Bacon.
Fred Ginger. who has been working p
with a construction gang at HALEY :"
during the summer months. came home n
Friday. =
Mrs. D. G. Cloud and little son arrived
on No. 4 Tuesday evening. and now the
linotype man at the Journal Office wears =
the smile that wont come off. )
Miss Abbie Jackson and Mrs. Harry 4
rurnbull were Shoshone visitors from :,
he North shoshone tract last Satur- {
lay.
E F. German, who has been employ
ID at the Cash Grocery for several ..
months past, left Friday evening for q
lis home in Kansss City. B
Mrs. Ketcham. of Rome. Ohio, who !
las been in Baker Oregon. for the past 9
ear is visiting her nephew, ]. H. Hell =
nan of Shoshone. .
Chas LeMoyne, one of the big sheep .
nen of Idaho and whose home is now =
n Boise, was transcating business in !
hoshose Thursday. z
Mrs. Jack F'ussner, who was recently
perated os at a Shoshone hospital for q
ppendicitis, is making avery satisfac- y
Dry recovery. -
Mrs. Verne Millsaps and little daugh- <
II, of Eureka, Utah, are expected to ar z
We at the home of Mrs. Millsap's mo-
Ter, Mrs G. w. Stoner, for an extend -
visit. ~
C. D. Lyon of Twin Falls, son in =,
W of Mrs. Stoner, of Shoshone was in x,
noshone Monday on his way to Med z
I'd, Oregon, where he has been called
account of the death of his mother -
R. w. McCollum and daughter. Mrs. >St
raven, of Twin Falls. and Mr.. ana e
rs. Champlain of Hollister, spent Sun =.
v in Shoshoneeas the guests of Mrs. !
orton.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the Me-
odist church, met at the home of -
rs. Frank Crosse Wednesday after <v>
on. Delicious refreshments were -.
rved. x.
MILLINERY
Millinery display at the McFall hotel
cry Wednesday, until further notice. -
" Mrs. G. w. Bacon. e
rhe many friends of Walter Gwin xe>
L be glad to know that he is back =.
the Stockgrowers for the winter. He :
5 rented the Wilmington property
emily purchased by Mr.. Whitenack.
| Letter from Prof. McGraw states ~
t he is employed in the hospital at e
mp Lewis assisting in giving physi =.