Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-13

VIII dSCcpL pO7il4OH Win luE flISl
National Bank. beginning July seven
teenth.
Mrs. c. Bowler and Reginald Bowler,
Of Salt Lake. and Mrs. S. s. Chamber
lain. of HOLSTER, are visiting with the
families Of r. J. Mcmahon and Archie
Bowler.
Mrs. E. W. Campbell Cnee Miss Pearl
Gooding) and daughter.Nancy. and
Miss Catherine Campbell, of Lakin,
Kansas, are in Shoshone to spend the
summer with T. H. Cooling and other
members Of the family.
Miss Fern Noble, who made such
creditabIe record last winter at the
University of Nebraska. has returned,
and. not to allow her remarkable en-
ergies to atrophy. is assisting at the
stockgrowers-
( Mr.. and Mrs. r B. King. of Twin
! Falls. and Mr.. Lewis of the North Side
Inn. Jerome, passed through Shoshone
Saturday morning on their way
from Boise, where they had attended
the funeral of Mrs. William T. Wallace.
Sam Lewis was in town Wednesday.
Sam was foreman of the Fred Gooding
ranch at Gooding for so many years
that the memory of man runneth not to
the contrary. But the sale of that place
last spring made a change Of location
necessary and Sam is now running a
farm of his own on Thorn Greek.
W. vanIrons was in town Tuesday
with a. load of cherries from the Blue
Lakes He found a slow market here |
and sold out at five cents a pound. I
There is nothing finer grown than Blue /
Lakes fruit and these Royal Ann cher I
ries were as fine as are grown any
place.
July second, Mrs. W. L. Harmon and
little son, Raymond Wyatt, came from
PocateIlo for a months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. z. Morse,
The little grandson, pride of the house
hold. is one of the most perfect speci-
mems of babyhood that we have seen
for many day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Allison. of Spen-
GER Indiana. are the guests of their
son, c. E. Allison. Mr.. and Mrs. ALI
son are charmed with Idaho. and G. E
is taking advantage of every opportun-
ity to add to their interest. He took
them on a trip to the Ice Caves the
,ther day, and gave his father an OPP
,ortunity to blister his hands on the I
locks. and freeze his feet in the cave.
Mrs. Cecil Ambrose. who conducted
series of demonstrations at the Office
Il the Electrical Investment Company
asst week. left Tuesday for Glenns
Terry. The demonstrations were con- q
ucted under difficulties because of the n
amage TO the substation during the L
ire on the Fourth. A crew from Twin Il
ralls worked from Wednesday until n
aturday repairing the damage.
Jackson Auto Service Station has
his week had printed supply Of tags =
synopsis of the Shoshone
utomobile regulations. II you own
ar see Jackson. he may keep you out
I trouble. He can tell you lot of al
lings about a car that will interest in
ou and save you money. Mr.. Jackson nj
akes speciality Of electric service W
II cars. lights. starters. Ignition W
Mrs. Frank Crosse and her two chill IN
rem. with her mother Mrs. Martin. re
i've returned from trip to the coast III
hich has occupied several weeks en-
me. They spent a week or so In pt
,rtland. Gladstone and along the
olumbia river. and on their return
ent week in Boise. They report wi
splendid time and the country Wis sle
d to be in splendid condition. bat wi
ere is 10 place like home. wi
Captain Phillips has decided to quit an
e jewelry business in Shoshore and wi
advertising to close out his stock by ca.
E 18th. Capt. Phillips has been in 30
siness in Shcshone for q number OF arr
ars and has a host OF friends who ctf
greet the conditions which compel him in
quit business. which are that there II
not an available location TO be Sc
red In town and the Captain is not 70,
lie to put Up a building of his own. da'
veraI other business enterprises have Mr.
4 to give Shoshone the go-by lately os,
,ause no building could be secured. Vic
looks like a few more business hous- An
In Shoshone might be good in VIII
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