Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-06-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

1 Mrs. G. J. Lisle and daughter Esther
were down from Magic Thursday.
Attorney Geo. w. Padgham. and
I Frank Fashbaugh. Of the Gooding Mill
ing and Elevator Company, were over
from Gooding Wednesday in the inter-
est Of the Gooding chautauqua.
New Potatoes. cucurnbers, gooseber-
ries. caulinower, tomatoes. asparagus.
cherries and other good things to eat
are specials at the Cash Grocery this
week.
the presence in town, of her sister,
Miss Beulah, who arrived Sunday
night on Train No II. from Salt Lake
City. Miss Beuiah will be employed
at the Court House.
Mrs. H. l.. Bandy left Monday morn
ing on train No. IS for the East. Mrs.
Bandy expects, later. to make her home
in California. for two excellent reasons:
her health is better in that climate and
her children reside in that state.
The Shoshone Hand Laundry. oper-
ated through the winter by X. Deya,
has changed hands. Key Masu, his
wife Josie and little son, Bull, win
gladly and graciously accept any work
that comes their way.
Mrs w. J. Boston and Margaret
Badgeley. from Perth Ontario, on their
way to visit a sister at Star, Idaho.
visited in Shoshone from Saturday I'M
til Monday with their father, E. F.
Badgeley.
DR.. Evans the Optician will be at the
McFan Hotel next Monday, June IL.
Headaches and nervousness often come
from eye strain. We get relief in such
cases with properly fitted glasses.-J.
T. Evans.
Thursday Frank Randall was struck
in the eye by hot fake from horse
shoe, and badly burned, so badly that
there was fear that the eye was de-
stroyed This Friday) morning, DR..
ZeIler reports that the sight will be
saved.
Miss GRANGE Grabel. accompanied by
Jessie Chrisman, left Sunday for
Camas. Washington. The Journal re-
porter attempted to get Miss Grabel
out of town week ago Thursday, but
failed. We feel reasonably sure that
we have succeeded this time.
Mrs. Harry King (nee Bessie Agee) |
left on train No. 10 Sunday, for San
Francisco where she was Joined by her |
husband. Miss Bessie Stole a march |
on her friends and was married in |
Nampa, May 5th. The best wishes of !
all her friends will follow her.
The Misses Mary and Beulah Guy
man, and Miss Mary Wahl have rented |
at the Davies residence, |
and will keep bachelors hall for a while. |
The young ladies have five rooms,
piano. and, in fact everything lovely
They took charge of their new quarters
Thursday evening.
Capt. Phillips made business trip
to Pocatello Sunday, returning Monday.
The captain has secured the agency
for a rope making machine, and the
territory included in Lincoln, Gooding,
and Blaine counties, in which to oper-
ate. All the Captains friends hope /
that he will make millions out Of his
new venture.
A letter received by George Purdum
from his daughter, Sarah, announces
her safe arrival in England. The U. S.
Ship Mongolia, on which Miss Purdum
sailed, with its passenger list of two
thousand physicians and fifteen hun
dred nurses, would have been fat toll
for some U-boat This entire country
should rejoice over her safe arrival in
port.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
some of the Shoshone Red Cross ladies
drove over to Dietrich with sewing for
the Red Cross. There was nice
crowd assembled at the church where
they sewed, and also organized as a
branch. of Shoshone. with member
ship of eighteen. The memeting was
yery interesting. They elected Mrs.
Q. S. Crist chairman, Miss Carry Doc
ey secretary and treasurer, and Mrs.
4. E. Cornell and Mrs. J. M. Clark as
membership committee. Those that
vent from Shoshone were Mrs. C. f.
3orden Miss Lois Borden, Mrs Martin,
md Mrs. Geo. Anderson Mrs. e. q.
Cooling was unable to attend this