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


hon building. Shoshone Idaho.
Mrs. d. E. Bushnell, of Chattanooga
Tenn, was a guest of Mrs. Ed Gooding
over Thursday.
Our stock of Candies is best in town
and prices will make you buy.-Th,
Cash Grocery. adv
We are now prepared to furnish your
| lunch goods. Meats. Jeliies, Jams
Cheese. Pickles, etc.-The Cash Grocery
Store. adv
Miss Eleanor Davis. of Boise, who
has been visiting friends in Shoshone
the past week, expects to return to her
home Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Crane. of Kansas City
Mo, an old school friend of Mrs. Ed
Gooding is expected to- arrive todayfor
visit at the Gooding home.
Six candidates for baptism were i'm
mersed at the Baptist church last Sun
day night by the acting pastor. Rev.
w. H. Swartz. The seating capacity of
the church was tested to the limit.
Miss Jessie McFall, who has been
attending school in Pittsburgh. Ia.
the past winter has returned home for
the summer vacation. Miss Jessie was
accompanied by her sister Mrs. Arnold
Frankel, of Pittsburgh.
Rev. w. H. Swartz will preach morn
ing and evening next Sunday at the
Baptist church. Morning theme THE
Word that is more reliable than sight
or hearing, and that will outlast the
ages" Evening theme, THE church's
first concert in heaven"
The biennial election for the Village
of Shoshone, held last Tuesday was
very quiet affair, only one ticket being
in the field. Following are the names
of the newly elected officers: S. P.
Newman Robert J. Mcmahon. J. A.
McCollum, ]. A. Keefer. Bert Bowler.
There will be a meeting of the new
official body Tuesday evening to orga-
nize. The report of the retiring Board
appears elsewhere in this paper.
DR.. C. F. Zeller has enlarged his
hospital accommodations by adding to
the rooms already occupied, those re-
Gently vacated by County Attorney,
Harlan D. Hest These rooms are so
clean and sweet, and the furnishings so
white that they smost tempt a tired
mortal to fall i'll. AT the east end of
the corridor is a spotless little diet
kitchen. DR.. Zeller has also added to
MS equipment an X-ray outfit, costing
$500. with which he is prepared to
ind anything that may be amiss with
he human anatomy. DR.. Zeller is pre-
pared to do as good work as can be
lone anywhere.
In response to an invitation from the |
sorosis Club, of Gooding, the following
named ladies. of the Shoshone Study I
Club, went over by automobile Tuesday
o attend a meeting of the Gooding (
Madams Fred W. Good
ng, Whitenack, Haddock, Ed Gooding, /
2edmon, Elizabeth White, VIII. Baugh !
Brennan, Disney, Horne. E. A. Bowler, /
McCollum, Kate Chapman.
opp, Fred Hill, IIeist, Helm, Dill. ".
V. Suster, Mortified, Hitchcock Baker
leo Lane. Geo. Anderson, Crosse, and
lehman. Addresses were given by Mrs.
4. J. Sweeley, of Twin Falls. always a
ireless worker for the public good, and
Irs. T. F. Mullins, of Payette, state
federation Director.
Mrs. Stella May Skifington was
to the Zeller hospital from
erome Sunday night, by Drs. Boyd
nd Schmershall, after having lain in
ritical condition for a month, follow
ng the birth Of a child. Mrs. Sldffiin-
er underwent an operation which, if
erformed in time would have saved
er life, but there was not vitality
nough life in the body after weeks of
to sustain the added shock,
nd she died in a few hours. Just an
Their instance of safety last" instead
f first and turning a patient over at
ne eleventh hour to die on some other
hysician's hands. The body of Mrs.
was taken to Brennan's I'M
rooms, where it was prepar-
d for burial, and from where 1t was
hipped. on train No. 4. Tuesday even
lg. to Eaglesville. Mo. 4!