Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-22
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at the home of the bride. The Rev
erend Fletcher, of Jerome, read
ing the marriage service. The bride
was very attractive. her dress was of
white silk with the soft folds of the
wedding veil falling to the bottom of
the hem. The attendants were Miss
Mildred Bragg and Mr.. Fred Heuer.
AS soon as the young people were
pronounced man and wife the guests.
numbering nineteen, were invited in
to the dining room where a bounti-
ful wedding supper was served.
While the guests were still seated
at the table number of the neigh
borhood boys produced their musical
instruments and the party were
treated to some good music, later in
the evening a number of the friends
and neighbors furnished an old time
chivaree, being invited into the
house and treated royalty. The
young folks left Tuesday morning for
their home in Falls City, where Mr..
O'Brine is experimenting ranch.
We wish to extend our hearty con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes to the
young couple
Mr.. Frank Leininger, of Housen
Ferry, Washington, is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patter-
son. Mr.. Leininger is very favorably
impressed with this part of the coun-
try and is looking around with the
idea of buying a place here.
The late spring has made it ne
cessary to do in two months the work
that has usually required three
months time to do. Therefore every
body is in rush and are planning
for one of the most prosperous years
we have had in this part of the
country.
There Is practically no land in this
section that will not be in cultiva-
ton this season. Messrs. Bacon and
Boyle, the sheepmen have purchased
1000 acres of land located in what
is known as the reservoir bottoms.
men at work putting up the neces-
sary farm buildings including a resi-
dence, clubhouse, and large barn to
accommodate fifty mules, a COW barn.
chicken house, etc. Mr.. w. E. Prem
tiss, of Twin Falls, is overseeing the
work. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, from the
south side, will move into the house
as soon as it is completed, and a
crew of fifteen men will be employed
throughout the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Vickers are visiting
Mrs. Vickers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. S. Prentiss, the family will lacate
on the ranch the Prentiss have re-
Gently purchased known as the Yoe-
man place. Homer and Lillian Wick |
ers entered the G. V. school on last |
Monday.
Miss Francis Heuer and brothers.
Messrs. Fred and Guss, had as their
guests for supper on last Sunday
evening, the Misses Mildred Bragg.
Katherine Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer Quay and Miss
Katherine Stewart entertained quite
number of friends on last Tuesday
evening at the attractive home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Quay. The guests
'pent a very pleasant evening enjoy
ng to the fullest extent the hospital
ty for which the Quays are noted.
Lawrence Winningham entertain
ID the Willing Workers at Glover
'ook," on last Saturday afternoon,
he regular club program was carried
ut. delightful little story read
y the members being a part of the :
Entertainment. Games and music
nth light refreshments served by
he host. assisted by Virginia and
am Hills, Jr., completed the after :
Don. The club will meet with Mrs.
V. A. White on Saturday, March
list.
The Misses Virginia and Helen
akin and Mr.. Sam Eakin were
uests at the Heuer home on last [
Ionday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. White were o
inner guests at Glover Nook on last q
aturday evening.
Mrs. VIM. tombstone entertained c
lie Womans club on last Thursday T.
fternoon, there were fifteen ladies n
resent in spite of the fact that the
Gather was very disagreeable. All a
resent enjoyed the afternoon very q
UGH and the meeting adjourned to "
eet with Mrs. Clyde Bragg, March W
9TH. IS
The Improvement Club will hold o.
last meeting at the hall, tomorrow
'ening, March 24th. Among other a
imbers on the program will be 81
The Family Album" Quite an in a.
resting group of family pictures
e In this album and we know every la
lie will be pleased to see them.
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