Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-08-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS


duce Company will buy it. IT,
Garland Molsee and family. Of the
North Wood River tract are moving
into town.
Miss Anna Ross of. the Chndren's
Home Finding Society, of Boise. spent
several days in shoshone this week, on
business connected with the society.
Mrs. A. I. Mcmahon and two daugh-
tiers spent the past week at Twin Falls
with Mrs. McMahon's sister, Mrs. S. D.
Perine.
Mrs. David Rands was in town Tues
day from the ranch. Miss Mabel Rands
is spending two weeks with Misses Joy
Noble and Mary Mcmahon.
Left-ons the road about five miles
this side of the Cottonwoods, an auto
jack Finder please leave at the
Morse store. adv
Mrs. r. 3. Warren was in town We'd
nesday making final preparations for
removal to the ranch on Big Wood
river
Mrs. J. N. Bishop, Miss Josie Bal
linger. and Miss Meta Eddy. represen-
ted the Dietrich neighborhood in Sho-
shone Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Harmon and little son,
returned to Pocatello Monday, after a
months visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Morse
w. R. Ritter has purchased the Car
land Molsee forty north west of Sho-
shone and Mr.. Molsee will move to
town.
O. r. Keith, a prominent rancher of
Camas Prairie. was in town Thursday
on his way from Denver. where he had
gone with shipment of cattle.
Mrs. C. B. Gehrig came in from the
ranch Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
P. F. Lewis. Mrs. Lewis accompanied
Mrs. Gehrig on her return home Wed
nesday.
DR.. C. F. Zeller. of Shoshone. and
brother, DR.. Zeller, of Kansas City,
and their families returned Tuesday
from an automobile trip through yell
Iowstone National Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Field, Mrs |
E. L. Ginger, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Nc
Mahon, Mrs. Helm. and Rev. Swartz.
attended an evangelistic meeting at
Iooding Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. B. Snodgrass and three chill
lren returned to Shoshone Friday !
light after a visit with friends and
elatives at Murtaugh, Burley and AL
ZION.
a cigar on the station plat
orm Thursday morning while he was
Waiting for Train No. IS to take him
o Pocatello.
Mrs. Mollie Garlic of Olathe, Kansas,
5 the guest of her friend Mrs. Iona
Tart, at the McFall Hotel. Mrs earle
1ill spend a month at Guyer Hot
prings before returning to her home.
Miss Stella Strim visited her father
go. Strim, last Saturday. Miss Strim
as on her way to Spokane where she
oes from Denver to accept a position
| the Davenport hotel.
Capt H. H. Phillips took the Journal
1itors, Miss Ella Cowan, and Mrs.
lara Warren, to the North Star mine
nd Guyer Hot Springs, for a days
lting Sunday, in his smooth running
exington car.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Simplin re-
lrned to their home in Salt Lake J.
ity, after a visit with the Hansen
mily. Mr.. and Mrs. Simpkin made
fps to Guyer Hot Springs and other
hints of interest during their stay in
aho. X
The series of dish drawings at the o
lsh Grocery Store, which has covered V
period of several months was closed c
ednesday afternoon when Mrs. Mar
a Turner won the one hundred piece a
nner set, this being the second time
at Mrs. Turner has held the lucky
ket
Mrs. C. B. Novinger and son Fred
ck. of Long Beach. California, ar
ed in Shoshone Tuesday night to
end the summer with Mrs. Novin- ~
RS sister. Mrs. Fred w. Gooding.
s. Gooding left Thursday afternoon.
tn her guests. for her summer cot
ye at Ketchum. Ii
Mrs. Chas. E. Morse and daughter, d
s. w. L. Harmon and little sob. IN
de a trip by auto last week to
lrfield Springs, starting Tuesday "a
l returning Saturday night at - u
lock- The ladies lost their way VI
ong the unmarked cross roads near ~
.hfield which caused their late ar
al at home.
'larence Tallman. of Boise, was in
oshone for the weekend visiting
n fr~iands Mr. Tallpao iS q Srlop