Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-08-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Musselman Of
"Bilrs Place" visited at Salt Lake for
few days this week.
Mrs. Martin has rented the old par
sonage and will remain in shoshone,
while Mr.. Martin viii go to Florida for
his health.
The ]. L. Becketts and the Harry
EIIiotts spent Saturday. Sunday, and
part of Monday at Clarendon Hot
Springs.
Mrs. E. o. Biggs. Gwendolin Biggs.
Mrs. L. o. Woodward represented the
Richfield neighborhood in Shoshone
Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Chrisman, who was OPP
Grated on last Friday night for acute
appendicitis. is making a very salts
factory recovery.
The Episcopal Guild will hold it's reg
ular meeting Wednesday afternoon.
September fifth. at 2:SO, at the home
Mrs. Sidney Smith.
Mrs. E. W. Campbell and little
daughter and Miss Catherine Campbell
expect to return to their home in Lakin
Kansas. the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Mcmahon, and Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Borden will attend a
meeting of Methodist conference at
Emmett on Thursday.
Mrs. Harry D. Thompson and baby
daughter, Of New Plymouth. left on No
10 Wednesday after ten days visit
with Mrs. Thompson's sister, Mrs. Weir
Baker.
Master Lester WILEY is recovering
at a shoshone hospital from the effects
of an operation for something with
fearful and wonderful name which had
him by the leg.
The yarn for knitting the wool sets
for the Navy. and the needles for doing
the work. have been received at the
Library The needles may be had at
IS cents per pair.
Mrs. Leonora Novinger and son.
Frederick, left Thursday morning on
No. IS for their home in Long Beach
California, after spending a month at
the Fred Cooling home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W Sinclair have re- !
turned from their combined vacation
and wedding trip. and are having their
house put into first class condition I
for occupancy.
Last Saturday Mrs. J. II. Holman. /
Mrs. T. H. Gooding, Mrs. E. W. Camp
bell and little daughter. and Miss Cath
crime Campbell, with Miss Leah Borden
as chuffeur, motored to Guyer Hot
Springs.
W. a Bulge, manager Of the Anal
Sugar Factory at Burley, and
rhad Ferrin. prominent farmer OF
'urley, were in shoshone Saturday on q
rip looking over the sugar beet pros
,ect about Shoshone and Richfield.
Chas. Hansen went to Salt Lake
tuesday, evening to kill time for a week,
While waiting for the call to join his
There is nothing harder for
habitually busy man than to compel
i'm to loaf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Kershner, of Diet
ich, who both became afflicted with
Uphold fever about a week after their
larriage, and who have been at a
hospital for three weeks. win
BON be able to return home.
Emmett McGraw and his sister, Miss
IeGraw arrived last Saturday from
~ ndale, N. Dakota. Mr. McGraw o
as in the first draft. and will not .
,ach here this year. while Miss Nc
raw will have charge of the 9Th grade
Miss Ella Cowan, who has been visit
g her sister, Mrs. Edw. 7. Barber, for n
lie past month, left on No. IS Tuesday r
orning in order to be on deck with s
lie other teachers in Kansas City when
,hooI opens on September fourth.
DR.. Sullivan, the hog cholera special n
t representing the Department of Ag
culture in Southern Idaho the past Il
w years. with his headquarters a.
win Falls, was in Shoshone a shor-
me Saturday.