Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-11-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Mrs. H. E. Cornell Mrs. J. NJ. Clark
and Miss Florence Nelson, were sho-
shone visitors from Dietrich. Saturday
Mrs. A. Gillian was down from Plea
DO last Saturday
Mrs. Harley Grewen of Dietrich was
in Shoshone Monday.
The Episcopal Guild met wednes1
day afternoon with Mrs NJ. T. White
mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lane have closed
the branch hardware store at Ketchum
and have returned to shoshone for the
winter
The garage which was burned out
the Fourth of July has been rebuilt and
will open for business next Monday
as the o. K. GARAGE. It will still be
under the management of Carl Beach.
AS the Journal remarked some months
ago it is mighty hard to keep red
headed man down.
Mrs. Biles left last Thursday week
ago for her home in Seattle after
visit with her daughter Mrs Catches
Mrs. Jay c. Casada made trip 70
Cooling Tuesday
Earle Swope came in Tuesday after
spending the first part of his .furlow
with his parents and other relatives at
Rupert. He will leave here so as to
report for duty next Tuesday aboard
the training ship at Bremerton Wash
ington, where the other members of
the Shoshone contingent of the Marine
Hospital corps are stationed, with the |
exception Of Essly Fields, who is located
at Las Animas New Mexico
George Falligan is making fine prog
ress toward recovery from severe at
tack of typhoid fever.
There are several ut-of- town pa
tients in our city hospitals
The girls of the Domestic Science
classes in the Shoshone schools, under
the direction of their teacher, Miss
Edna Barber, have been making fruit
cakes and candies this week for the
Christmas boxes which the Red Cross
will send to our soldier boys. There
nothing wrong with the patriotism of
a Board if Education whose members
voluntarially offered to pay for the
materials that went into these goods
that go to the boys who are fighting
for the preservation of Christian
ideals.
In order to do away with the confu-
sion which arises in conducting the
between the Red Cross chap
ter at this place and in Shoshone coun-
ty, the Red Crisis authorities have di-
rected that the name of the Shoshone
Chapter be changed to Lincoln County T
Chapter American Red Cross.
The regular meeting of the Execu- G
tive Committee of the Red Cross wars =
held at the home of Mrs. Ed. Gooding =
Monday evening. The business con- =,
sisted chiefly of the allowing of bills "
or the purchase of yarn, sheeting. and f,
,ther materials for the Red Cross work h
rs. O,
Miss Anna ellis, of Richfield, was in II
own Friday. HI
Fred w. Gooding has purchased a II,
ew 20 horse power caterpillar Tractor. h,
idney Smith as chauffeur. started with h,
he machine for the Thorne Creek h.
anch about noon on Thursday. This tb
tank" needs no horn to advise the
ublic of it's approach.
WANTED!
Tin boxes to be used as containers
,r the cakes and candies to be sent to
lr soldier boys for Christmas. Any
ne having tin boxes to spare please CT
otify Mrs. George Lane. phone num- Be
sr 1874. Go
A letter received by Mrs. Lands TO
trough from Rev. T. A. Varnadore. lac
lnounces the birth. on November is
ghth, of Miss Avis Rae Varnadore. be
]. H. Holman made a business trip is
Boise and Baker City this week. ms
arting Sunday and returning Tuesday cid,
orning.
Mrs. Rev. Martin went to Pocatello 1un
nday to spend a few days with her cha