Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-02-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS


Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Calhoun were
shopping in Shoshone yesterday
Chas. Butler of the North sho-
shone tract, was in town Monday.
H. b. Jones was visiting his family
over Sunday from Hay Spur hatchery
Mrs. James Boutwell, is a victim OF
mumps, while her son Jimmie is en-
tertaining the measles.
Harry Anderson is recovering from
his recent illness. and will soon be
able to return to business.
J. o. Baker, of the Cash Grocery
Store, was in Boise on business Tues
day, returning Wednesday.
Steve Bona, another member of
Company D has accepted employment
with Harry w. Anderson.
Mrs. VIII Custer went to Montpel-
Ter last Sunday for short visit with
her brother and her mother.
The Eastern Star Sewing Circle will
meet next Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Wright.
The Ladies Mission Circle of the
Baptist church met with Mrs. w. H.
Wright Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Burdett gave a party Thurs
day evening and a very pleasant time
was reported by those present.
Rev. Mr. Baker of Gooding. de-
livered a fine sermon at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday evening.
Dwight Casey. another of the Sho-
shone soldier boys, is employed by the
Barber Lumber company at Boise.
Mrs. Otto Borden is expected in
Dietrich next Saturday morning from
Jones's Sanitarium, Portland, Oregon.
w. ]. Daley, of Bellevue, who has
been spending the winter at Joplin,
Mo-, was in Shoshone Thursday on
his way home.
Rev. Mr. Martin, of the NJ. E.
church, will go to Dietrich next Sun
day evening to assist Rev. Pierce with
revival services.
The many friends Of Russell Full
Ter are rejoiced to have him back in
Shoshone. He is employed at Sin
clairs pharmacy.
Cash Grocery Store received many
new goods this week, among them
Mrs. Porters famous Mayonaise
Dressing. Puddin5s, etc.
Mrs. Willard Fields slipped and fell
On the ice last week, sustaining in
iuries which may keep her in bed
Tor two weeks or more.
H. Butch" Ellis late of the Second
IDAHO on the border, returned to his
nome Saturday at Jerome after spend
ng a few days in Shoshone.
Bert Bowler, Lincoln county's ener-
,etic assessor, was in Boise last week
It the call of the governor to attend
he state meeting of assessors.
A marriage license was issued Wed
,esday to Lawrence Brannon, age SO, /
# Bellevue, Idaho, and Mary c. Jen-
en-. aged 40, of West Hoboken, n. J. /
Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Frank Crosse
Entertained the Ladies Aid Society at
he home of Mrs. Morton Wednesday /
fternoon. Delicious refreshments were
erved.
The meeting of the Episcopal Guild
rill be held Wednesday afternoon
'ebruary seventh at $3.50, at the Nc
all hotel. with Mrs J. w. Lundin as
ostess.
Action for divorce has been filed
V Cora b. Schmidt against her hus-
and Ernest Schmidt, +. NJ. Wolf Of
win Falls, is attorney of record for
he plaintiff.
r. A. Knott, o. S. L. agent at Ket-
hum. was in Shoshone Saturday and
eturned Sunday. He was a witness
/ the Matches & Snyder VS.. Barlow
erguson case.
Neil Campbell, of Bellevue, brother
Law of Mat McFall spent few
avs in Shoshone the first of the week.
e intends spending the remainder OF
lie winter in California.
Dan Powell, of Bellevue, arrived in
hoshone Tuesday TO meet Mrs. Pow
|. who had been visiting in Salt
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