Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-07

Mrs. M. Oliver, who has been WIS.,
iting her daughter. Mrs. j. A. Arm
strong. left for Boise Sunday where
she Will join her husband in visit |
with their daughter there.
Virgil Halbert, who has been un-
der the' weather for some time, re-
turned from Boise where he under
went an operation and is feeling
much improved.
E. c. Brandt returned Tuesday
from New York, where he attended
the annual convention OF the store
managers of the J. c. Penney Co.
stores and also to make his spring
purchases.
Horse Blankets and all kinds of
Summers.
Walter Dietendorf and family ar
rived in Jerome Monday. Walt is
here for good this time and is busy
now unloading his car of goods and
getting settled on his ranch S. w
of Jerome.
Mr.. p. ID. McRea, who recently
purchased an interest in the Jerome
Hdw. Co, arrived the first of the
week with his family from Boise, and
are making their home at the North
Side Inn until the house they have
rented is completed.
On Friday evening. February 14th,
at p. m the ladies of Jerome Civic
club will give a Valentine card par
~ at the rest room on East Main
street You are cordially invited to
attend Proceeds for the Red Cross
Admission rs cents.
J. NJ Hale who is in Los Angeles
recently wrote, in letter to a friend
here in Jerome: Tell Tug to get
Tom Sawyer it's the best picture
ever saw" Jack is little late, for
the picture was already booked at
the Rialto and will be shown We'd
nesday. Feb. 18th.
The attention of our readers is
called to the large ad appearing on
the back page of this issue announc-
ing the large sale of Blaine Ferguson
TO be held Tuesday. February 18th.
on his ranch "a mile south of Eden.
Everything is to be sold and it will
, pay you to attend this sale.
Ivan Bennett returned from Salt
Lake where he passed the examina
tion in the aviation department and
is now awaiting orders to report at
the training school at Berkeley. Cal,
for an weeks course from where,
r if he still stands the test, he goes
to San Diego. where he gets his com
mission.
, All kinds of harness repairing done
in a workman like manner by James
Summers. the pioneer harness man.
Through the efforts of advance ag
+, ont II. S. Frazer. Joe Shurts anC
daughter have been booked at tn,
Rialto Theatre for Thursday night
February 14th. They will entertain
with fancy step. buck and wing ans
other scientific dances. Mr.. Shurts Il
well known in this section, havin'
y farmed here for years and now ha
decided to go on the stage.
Henry H. Eddy came over from Je
rome last Monday to recover Sc
rounds of sweet clover and alfalf
seed. stolen from his place by A. Am
hrcse last month. Ambrose brough
the seed to Gooding for the purpos
Of selling It. but was nabbed by SheI
in Sanders before he could dispos
of it. He has been bound over 70
trial in Lincoln county.-Goodin
Leader.
You lose if you don't attend tn
big stock and implement sale of Blu
Reed to- be held Feb. 18th. See a
next week. 1t
Twin Falls has recently vote
bonds for new municipal watt
works system to cost $4,000, til
bonds carrying by 551 for to 4
against them. The bonds cannot
sold until the government pass'
upon the necessity for such improv
ment. City officials of Twin Falls b
lieve there will be no difficulty
establishing with the government I'll
necessity for the proposed new sy
TEN.
Bud Reed, who recently joine
: the aviation department of the ser
ice. is to hold a big stock and impl
ment sale on Feb 18th. AS Bud
leaving soon everything must
sold. and the high dollar buys. 1t
In recent letter received fro
Chas. Custafson, he speaks of 4
vrry severe winter they are expel
encing in Chicago with lots of sno
A clipping he sends from Chica
y paper tells of interrupted traffic
all steam and electric lines. T
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