Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-03-09
NEWS FROM THE
COUNTY SCHOOLS

Alex Blomberg and George Reed vis-
tied Gooding Saturday.
Mr.. Jack Houston returned Monday
from a visit with his parents in Nebr-
aska.
Bertha Patterson. ollie Bates and
Miss Leitheiser were shoshone visitors
Saturday
Rev Pierce and Mr.. Rinehart visited
Gooding on business Monday.
MI and Mrs. F. c. Smith entertained
Rev weist Of American Falls at dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. O. E. Borden was a Richfield
visitor on Saturday.
Mr. James Rutherford is working on
the Dietrich farm
Mrs studyvin visited Mrs Marvin
Thomason at shoshone last Monday.
We are glad to see Emily Andrew
back to school again after several days
absence on account Of sickness.
Beckett GreweI left for Burley
Thursday for visit with his brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John GrewelL
Mr.. Jim Kelly has bee in the Payette
Valley buying cattel the past week. and
says: The snow is only five feet deep
and the temperature only (24) twenty
four degrees below zero"
Mr.. Harley GreweIl and Mrs c. J.
Wells were visitors at Shoshone Friday
afternoon Mr.. Grewell went to Boise
on Saturday
The choir viii begin their special
Easter music this Thursday evening
March sth). Anyone interested may
come to their practices on Thursday
evenings.
Mr.. OHM Kelly returned to Dietrich
with a bandaged head. He had the
misfortune while loading cattle. to have
a car door drop on his head making
bad cut
Rev Weist Of American Falls, held
Lutheran services at the school house
Sunday. He spent the night at Mr.
and Mrs Lehman's and proceeded to
Shoshone. Monday. to visit Mrs Fech-
ner who is i'll at the hospital there.
The regular prayer meetings Of the
Dietrich NJ. E. Church viii be held at
the parsonage on Wednesday evenings
until further notice. Appointments for
individual conferences with the pastor
can be arranged at any time by noti-
tying any member OF the church
Two members Of the school board.
Mr.. Sine and Mr.. Zimmerman. were
visitors OF the school Wednesday. Mr..
Sine liked the school so well that be
was back again on Thursday If either
II them comes again we are going to
enroll them in the arithmetic class
The young people of the community
e e-organized an Epworth League Chap
er of the Dietrich church last Sunday
,vening with the following officers:
Grace Rinehart, President
Rupert Borden, 1st Vice Pres.
Alfredo Hill, End Vice Pres.
Adolph Lehman. srd Vice Pres.
Myrtle Lange. Secretary.
Bernard Towne. Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E S. Crist and daugh-
sr Mary returned last Wednesday
rom an extended visit with relatives
I the East. During the visit with her
arents at Loveland, Colorado. Mrs
rist's mother passed away YER sud
enlv Mrs. Jennings was apparently
good health. enjoying the family re-
Mon that had bee held at her home
ntfl Monday Feb. 18th when she de-
,loped Bronchial Pneumonia and this
ith leakage Of the heart caused her
sath the next noon. Mrs Jennings
as held in higs esteem by the citizens
Id her departure into the beyond
aves a vacancy which is hard to fiji
lewas a school teacher in her early
Tvs and after her marriage was al
ays interested in giving her three
ms and daughter the noblest things
life. She was a member OF the
,veland Presbyterian church. Mr.. and
RS. Crist have the sympathy Of the
immunity in tn sitheir recent sorrow