Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-27


your ranch or town property see A. l.
Mcmahon. =
Jack Lane and wife have gone to
Ketchum for the summer.
r. f. Johnson was in Twin Falls on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. Wilcox, station agent at Richfeld
was in town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Anderson came
down from Kimama Wednesday.
<Miss Eleanor Wilson is visiting her
mother, Mrs. w. A. Houser.
Mrs. E. D. Garner was in from the
ranch Wednesday.
Mrs. l. Bean drew the dinner set at
the Cash Grocery Wednesday.
Keefer & White have a new Republic
auto delivery which is a beauty
Mrs. jackson has gone to HALEY for
a short visit.
Mrs. Tulley spent Saturday in Good
ing. -,
Mr.. Hite, merchant of Kimama, and
wife, were in Shoshone last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Cook, of McGill. New,
is visiting her sister, Miss Stella Cook
Mr.. Cox, of Cotton Wood. came over
Wednesday morning.
j. E. Vertrees of Richfield, was
Shoshone visitor Monday.
Earl Smith, of Gooding, was in town
Monday.
j. S. Grove and w. H. Seward were
over from Gooding Saturday
Mrs Frank Glen and family. and
Mrs Ben Darrah, drove to Gooding
Tuesday in Mrs. Darrahs new Buick.
w. o. Hamilton, one of the patriotic
of the Journals callers Monday.
DR.. Stockton, of Grangeville Idaho.
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. John Nc
Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones. Miss Lola
Thorpe, and "Bill' Musselman went to
Jerome Wednesday afternoon.
Daddy" Beechler who spent the
winter in Shoshone, has gone to Tw'l
Falls.
Three car loads of Masons from sfo-
shone visited the Jerome lodge last
Wednesday night.
Miss Frances Hughes. one-time
resident of Shoshone. has been visiting
at the J. Miller home.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Moore of Gooding, and
Mrs. A. E. Johnston, of Hill City, were
Shoshone visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Baker, of Caldwell, was in town
Wednesday demonstrating an eight cyl
inder Cole automobile.
Judge Edward A. Walters, of Twin
Falls. was in shoshone the last of the
week.
Rev. A. Monroe, of the State of
Washington, has bought the Walter H. |
Smith farm near Dietrich.
Harry Wallace, real estate agent, and !
John Turner, of Twin Falls, were in
town Friday.
Mrs. Walter Gwin accompanied her
mother Mrs. c. C. Pinney, to her home
in Nampa. Mrs. Gwin will remain in
Nampa for two or three weeks.
DR.. Keller reports fine baby boy,
born Thursday night, April nineteenth,
to Mr.. and Mrs Art Scott. at the
Purdum ranch.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Both
well, Tuesday morning, April "a, girl
Mother and daughter getting along
John Elliott left Monday for Seattle,
to enlist in the U. S. Navy Walter
Hastings is filling his place at the
Mrs T. H. Gooding and daughter.
Martha, and Mrs. Martin went to Coco
ing Saturday with 7. H. Gooding, Jr,
in the car.
About May first Capt. H. H. Phillips
will move his jewelry business into the
building occupied by the Judge Miles
iailor shop. -s.<>
Things look so tempting in that new
refrigerator show case at the Cash
Grocery Store that you just can't get
put without buying something.
County Superintendent, MSS Stella
Cook authorizes us to state that the
county eighth grade examinations will
be held May 9, 10 and IL. |,
Mrs. R. E. Johnson will leave within
4 few days for her home in Kokomo,
where she will remain until
autumn.
John L. Berg. of Dietrich. was trans
lcting business in Shoshone Wednes-
lay He informs the Journal that
wing to the i'll health of his wife he is
planning to move to the coast soon.
Jack Harmon, who has been fireman ,
IN the Hill City branch. is preparing :