Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-05-25

this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Chapman. of Wen
dell, were in town Saturday
Mr.. L. w Sinclair has purchased the
Biies property.
Orahges zoe dozen and up Straw
berries I5c cup-at Cash Grocery
store. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Conkin n1otored
up from Hagernan Friday. returning
the same afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hail Horne motored to
HALEY Sunday and spent the first part
of the week in that city
Judge and Mrs. f. y. Walters and
children of Twin Falls motored 10
Shoshone Sunday.
Mr. Emmett McGraw, manual train
ing teacher in the High School left the
last Of the week for Denver.
Mrs Joseph Clayburgh and Miss
Olga Wheeler Of HALEY, were in town
Monday and Tuesday.
Work is progressing nicely on the
J. w Lundin home and they expect to
be ready to occupy it about August LIST.
Miss Rae Broman, commercial teach
er in the High School left Saturday
for her home in Greedy. Colorado.
Mrs. Gilbert White expects to leave
about June LIST for Denver where she
will spend the summer.
Mrs Williams. of Kimama, is the
happy mother of daughter, born on
the 10th.
Jack Cunnington has moved with his /
family to the Red Cloud ranch of the I
Newmans. twelve miles from Wendell. {
Frank Crosse and wife made a short /
visit to Pocatello Monday returning
Tuesday:
Major Fred Reed was a business
visitor in Shoshone Tuesday and We'd
nesday
Geo. Stirm has moved his popcorn
and candy stand from its old location
at the Baugh corner to the vacant lot
near the bakery.
Mrs. E. G. Gooding, Mrs. c. F. Bor-
den, Mrs. Thomas Cooling and Mrs.
MdTIln went 10 lJltlllCn wednesday
behalf of the local Red Cross society.
Mrs. Leah NJ. Burnside and Lynn
lie Monyon left for Wendell Wednes-
day where they will visit for couple
of weeks.
Miss Alta Conlxlin of Hagerman,
grand daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Walden, came up from Hagerman Fri
day to spend the summer in :Shoshone.
A 5-room house for rent. Hot and
cold water in house. Also garden spot.
Inquire Journal office.
Charles Mines, of Portland Oregon,
has taken the position at the Stoci;-
growers vacated by Mr.. Biles.
Mrs Della Preston, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Yaden, who is nursing
at Gooding came up and remained be-
tween trains one day this week.
Come and look over our line of
Syrup, Sorghum, and Molasses. Most
complete line and varieties at prices
that will please you.-The Cash Gro
Gerry Store. adv.
Axel Blomberg, the we'll man from
Dietrich. reports having just finished I
we'll for Clemens Springer, north of
Shoshone, 100 feet deep with forty feet
of water.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hammond, of Hay Spur,
is visiting ,this week with Mrs. H. B.
Jones. Mrs. Hammond's husband is
superintendent of the state fish hatch n
cry at Hay Spur.
Fresh Carrots, Turnips. Beets. Rad
Ishes, Onions, Lettuce. Asparagus. Rfsu-
barb Spinach. Cabbage Parsley, To-
matoes. Berries, etc. at Cash Grocery g
store. adv 7
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. H. McLauren. who a
have lately been employed in the Cot
den Rule store, left Monday for Salt
Lake where they expect to remain
awhile and then rettNn to their eastern
home. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Lundin have h,
vacated their house and will spend h.
The summer at the McFai hotel. Mr.. w
and Mrs. George Lane have moved in n
% the house formerly occupied by the ds
Isndin family. I'd
Miss Lois Borden expects to leave q.
bout the middle OF Jane for Chicago or
Fhere she will attend the University as
4 Chicago for the summer. Miss Lois 70
vilf teach in the English Dept. of our
chools for the coming year.
Last Friday evening Miss Lois Bor
en- entertained delightfully."- at dinner.
hose ENJOYING Miss Bordn's hospital sp
y were. Misses Dorothy Baker. Rae ms
Iroman. Agnes Wicks and Mrs. Eek pa
ian. Later they attended Mary Pick lar
ord in Such ISktle Queen" Gle
Or. A. Aver Hisgs. OF Fairheld, was del
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