Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-11-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


The dance given by the ladies Of the
Study Club for the benefit OF the Schol-
arship Loan Fund. was not well at
tended. the reason probably being that
there were six other dances within a
radius, whose circumference is easily
reached with an automobile. The night
and distance beconed to the young and
more venturesome.
Wednesday afternoon, about four
o'clock the Journal force was held up
and almost scared to death by half
dozen mysterious personages wearing
a variety of unique costumes. Yells
and entreaties followed the leyeling of
guns, and being gentle and merciful
ghosts, they faded away, allowing US to
live and tell the tale.
Mrs. NJ. T. Whitnack will give a Red
Cross tea on Monday afternoon.
Mrs Fred W. Gooding will give
Red Cross tea on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs John McFan and daughters,
Mary Ellen and Miriam, expect to leav
Saturday for GrangeviIle where they
will remain until after the holidays.
Mrs. Ed. Gooding gave the first of the
Csc Red Cross teas at her home on
Monday afternoon. The ladies knit for
the soldiers and a very profitable after
noon was spent. Those present were
Mesdames John Bradley, c. F. Borden,
George Lane, George Anderson. Ed.
Merrffield, Price Newman, Will Custer,
Paul Haddock, H. G. Baugh, F. Good
ing and NJ. T. Whitnack.
Mrs Leah NJ. Burnside spent the
week end in Wendell
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Baker spent the
week end at Bliss.
Mr. and Mrs. Weir Baker have fin
ished the addition to their property on
the North Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Borden were in
from Kiamama Friday.
Winifred and Carlos Zeller gave a de-
lightful Halloween partf Tuesday
evening. Elaborate decorations were
used and delicious refreshments serv-
ed.
Miss Grace Anderson was hostess for
a delightful Halloween party on Tues
day evening
Mrs. Lou Dressler who has been Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.
Brennan. returned to her home in Ore
gon last week.
Mrs. E. W. Sinclair entertained infOr-
mally on Tuesday evening. Those pre- /
sent We're Misses Kathyrn and Helen /
Logan. Lois Borden. Florence Taylor. /
and Rae Broman.
Miss Doris Gregory. Of Rupert. is
spending the weekend in the home of
Mrs. J. r. Miller. Miss Gregory has /
charge Of he music in the Rupert /
schools. and leads a thirty-t two piece /
orchestra in the high school. The en- I
ployment of the students in the beet /
fields released Miss Gregory for a three I
days vacation.
Miss Twillo Phillips entertained a I
dozen of her young friends Wednesday !
evening All enjoyed the music and I
games and a little run in he Idaho 4
so what matter if the taffy 4
pull. it was good anyway.
Gene Allison and wife. former resi-
lents of Shoshone, have returned. Mr..
Allison. who was employed on the Hill
-iy Branch. now runs to Ketchum.
The North Side Mothers Circle meet
his CFriday) afternoon with Mrs.
Aaron Fuller.
Mrs. Morton left Sunday to spend
he winter near Ogden.
Mrs. Helm entertained the Baptist
Mission Circle at her home on Thurs
lay afternoon.
Mrs. Carnegie and Mrs. Curtis Sine
we're down from Dietrich Thursday.
The Episcopal Guild will meet next
afternoon with Mrs. NJ T.
Miss dorothy Casada entertained
twenty-five guests at a Halloween
,arty Wednesday evening. japanese
anterns and jack o lanterns were
argely in evidence. The luncheon was
and the favors unique. a
lovel feature OF the occasion was the
Witch Wagon. which collected the
-outhful guests and returned them to
heir homes.
Master Melville Wheeler has been Ill
nth tonsilitis the past week, An es-
eciany distressing feature of he case
ras his inability to attend the party
iven by Miss Dorothy Casada-