Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-13

springtime cold.
On Friday. April sixth.a daughter
was born to Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Beckett
Rev. Hickey and wife. of Gooding
were in town Tuesday.
Miller Purvis, Of Gooding, the we'll
known chicken fancier, was in sho-
shone Tuesday on some land business
County Superintendent, Miss Stella
Cook left on Thursday morning to
visit the Burmah school.
Mrs. Frank T. Disney entertained the
ladies Of the Episcopal Guild Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. C. Arentz has gone to Denver
to spend the summer with friends>and
relatives.
The home of william Garner was
gladdened Monday by the birth Of a
boy.
All persons holding Glee Club tickets
will receive their money back by pre-
senting the tickets to Marshall Chap
man.
Jacob Striker, and Henry Schneider
represented the Owinza neighborhood
in town last Tuesday.
Oliver Dunn. whose leg was broken
by the kick of horse several weeks
ago was operated on April third. and
is making satisfactory progress toward
recovery.
See the Lincoln Loan and Title Co..
Inc, Shoshone, Idaho. for farm loans
and the best abstracts. The oldest
set of abstract books in Lincoln coun-
ty. O13-tf
Mrs. Otto Ward left Tuesday morn
ing for Carey, Idaho. Mrs. Ward has
been visiting here with her sister, Mis-
Vance, who is attending the Shoshone
High School
Two pupils from Miss Jackson's
school took the Sth grade examination
at the county superintendent office
last Thursday Examinations were
conducted Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of this week.
T. b. Brush has just returned from a
trip to Idaho Falls to inspect some
farm tractors and investigate the feas-
ibility of their use on the ordinary
farm under present conditions. Mr..
Brush is of the opinion that a tractor
is an economical machine for the man
farming as much as $50 acres or more.
William Musselman, proprietor of
"BilPs Place" informs the Journal that
he has planned to enlarge his estab-
nshment by the addition of an let
cream parlor to occupy the room just
east of his lobby stand and now oc-
cupied by Capt. Phillips as a jewelry
store.
A Peterson from Detroit has been en-
gagged by Chas. Hansen as machinest
in his garage. Mr.. Peterson comes
direct from the Maxwell factories and
has had years of experience so that Mr..
Hansen is prepared to give the Sho
shone public the best there is in the |
line of skilled service on motor cars.
The Eastern Star sewing circle will |
meet at the home of Mrs. 0. z. Burk-
head next Tuesday evening. At the |
lodge meeting at the K. P. hall last
Tuesday night, Mrs. w. H. Copp was
into the order. We have not
seen Mrs. Copp since, but hope that
she survived.
F. w. Jackson has sold his garage to
Earl F. Beach and Fred Hill. These
;entlemen need no Introduction to Sho-
;hone citizens, and are going into
he agency for the Stanley Steamer,
md the new firm, Beach & Hill. res
,ectfully solicit a share of your patro-
lage.
Mrs. Grace Eckman, of the Stock
,rowers. and little son, Max, left on
Train No. Thursday evening for Nc
'ook, Nebraska. Mrs. Eckmans form
r home and where little Max will De
eft, for the present in care of her
ditilS. DuSiHtoS LldtltiS Will Keep
1rs. Eckman in Nebraska or about
wo weeks.
Lowell Danielson spent last week in
'oise visiting home folks and attend
lg to some business matters connect
d with the publication of the High
chool annual THE Little Wood"
Thich is now in press at the Journal !
flee. Mr.. Danielson is president of
he. Senior class and in his manage
lent of the class affairs indicates he
as a head for business that is worth I
Mrs. H. A. Elliott arrived in Sho-
hone on No. IS Thursday morning.
ter an extended visit in Seattle. Mrs.
lliott reports that every little bridge
nd culvert in that part of the country
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