Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-07-05

Macuo"ah ElcheiDerger want
your insurance. II.
Attorney A. Is. Barclay was look
ing after some legal matters at
Twin Falls on Monday
Peters & keenan, want your Fire.
Life and Auto Insurance. II
Mrs. A. w. Bascom OF Terrlll, la,
was "a guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs A. w Atwood. few days last
week
All leather work on autos neatly |
repaired by Jas. Summers. II.
There viii be II dance at the Apple /
ton school house on Friday evening |
OF this week Good music Is assured
by the committee.
Mrs. II. r.. Clayton departed last
week FOR her old home In Taylor
county, Iowa. being called there by
the serious Illness OF her mother
Miss Dorothy Koelsch. Of Boise.
Idaho. arrived the first OF the week
for a short visit with her AAlni. Mrs
J. A Armstrong.
Good eighty-a snap. See Peters
q keenan,. II.
From most every section or the
tract comes the report that the first
cutting OF hay is the heaviest that
has ever Deen cut by the farmers on
the tract
Mrs John Tallett and daughter OF
OF Marshalltown. Iowa. were week
end guests at the Atwood home Just
north OF town. the former being
cousin OF Mrs. A w Atwood
II you want anything In the lea
Their line. call on James Summers. II
Harry J Falling. formerly vice
president OF the Twin Falls Bank &
Trust Co. and we'll konwn through
out the Jerome section. died quite
suddenly at his home IN Portland.
Ore. last week.
The W C. r. u. OF Jerome. has
decided 10 spend the afternoon OF the
regular meeting day with the Red
Cross workers at the Christian
Church commencing Friday. July 6.
All members try TO come and help.
Leave your orders for canning
Strawberries at the Puritan. soc a
gal.
John o. Adamson was taken III
quite suddenly last Thursday and
for time he was In very critical
condition. but we are pleased TO
state that The latest reports received
from his home was TO the effect that
he was steadily improving.
You need water bag this hot
weather. See James Summers and
he can supply you. II.
The Jerome section will have an
abundance OF fruit this season. as
the fruit trees are heavily laden with
their products. and as all danger OF
frost has now passed all fruit ralsers
are looking forward to an abundant
Yield
Business was pretty we'll suspend
ed In Jerome Yesterday and larg,
number OF our citizens sought tn,
shady hooks along the river OF hikeC
themselves to the mountains nortl
OF us. The people or the Eldorad,
Heights section enjoyed a communf
~ picnic 1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs
King
AZ announced In these column
some time ago the post Office at Jer
ONE was advanced to a second elias
Office on July LIST Hereafter the OF
flee will not be open for the deliver
OF mail on Sunday. The mail WI
be distributed as formerly. but tn
general delivery window will not b
opened.
The board Of Village Trustees me
In regular session on Tuesday ever
ing, at which time B. o. Hill tendere
his resignation as Clerk, and j. /
Keenan, was elected to I'LL the va'
ancy. The usual monthly bills wei
allowed. and Friday evening OF tn
week WAS set ms a date for the di
cussion OF the trafflc ordinance
Il. ]. Fjelstad. state field dair,
man under the dairy division of II
department OF animal husbandr
was a visitor In Jerome last wee
While both the dairy and hog raj
ing interests have been wanning
some extent over the tract during Il
past year. indications point to grea
er activity along bob of these lin'
this season.
The many friends OF W. c. Ike
needy, will be pleased TO know tn
he has again been re-instated as
rural mail carrier out OF the Jeran
post office. II will be remember