Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-16

Ralpn hansen ana FAMILY nave
moved to Washington. Mr.. Hanson s
position at the R. j. Mcmahon store
will be filled by Alpha Kinzie.
William Gwin has bought the
Heist property, in the Scarborough
addition, and will move his family
into town before the opening of
school.
Frank Fryer is adding a pantry
and bath room, and otherwise i'm
proving the beauty and convenience
of his already pleasant home in the
Scarborough Addition.
D. w. Yaden is wearing mourning
for his pet crane, which recently
drowned in the irrigation ditch. This
was the latest acquisition to Mr. va
den's menagerie, and he is now in
position to sympathize with the dis
consulate young lady into whose
mouth the poet, Moore, put these
words Il never nursed dear ga
zelle, Too gladden. me with it's soft
black eye, But when it came to know
me well, and love me, 1t was sure
to die" SsaB
Mrs. Bert Randell, of Prineville,
Oregon, formerly of this city, and
Miss Katie Thevenin, of Prineville,
Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Randell were
so unfortunate as to lose their five
year-old son, Lorraine, August 4th.
appendicitis being the cause of his
death.
Miss Inez Wheeler returned from
Boise Sunday evening.
Miss Jane Clark, of the Stockgrow-
ers, returned from Boise Sunday.
Mrs Mickelwaite, of Richfieid. was
in town Saturday evening shopping.
Mrs. Tom Brennan, of Richfeld
was a business visitor to ShosAole
Saturday.
Miss Britt, of Richfeld, passed
through Shoshone Friday. on her way
to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Byers and little
daughter, went to Boise Sunday for
few days visit.
Miss Keith Horne is spending her
vacation with relatives at HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bailey TCtor.d
to Ketchum Sunday.
Miss Lola Chrisman is spending
her vacation at Ketchum, with Miss
Bessie Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Gooding, Jr.,
and Mrs. T. E. Bennett. of Gooding,
went to Ketchum Monday for a few
days outing.
Miss Ella Swedenborg spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents
at Gooding.
Attorney and Mrs. Bissell, and
Mrs King, niece of Mrs. Bissel, were
over from Gooding Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. w. ]. Gooding and daughters,
of Gooding, were in town Thursday
Of last week.
c. G. Pinney has bought the Manu-
iers property, recently owned by H.
B. Snodgrass. and will take possess
sion on the twentieth. Mrs. Pinney
IS very much pleased with the pros
1ect of having a permanent habita-
ion, as she is tired of wandering.
The Borden family, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Albers, and Miss Mary Nc
dahon motored to Ketchum fer the
Weekend. They returned Monday,
eaving Miss Mary with friends and
Miss Eleanor Anderson
Iome.
Frank Davis expects to go to Fair
ield the last of the present week,
where he will take up the practice of
aw in partnership with Judge Ed
.erton.
The Ladies Aid society, of the
fethodist church, met in special ses-
ion last Friday afternoon, on the
hurch lawn, taking well-filled lunch
askets with them. All spent a very
njoyable afternoon.
Mrs Frank Glen, assisted by Mrs.
larry Anderson, entertained the Lad
IS Aid society of the M. E. church
Wednesday afternoon. .
Mrs. R. j. Hill and daughter, Al
reda, of Dietrich, were Shoshone Wis
tors Saturday.
The many friends of Prof. R. j. {
ill will be pleased to know that :
e has been elected to the position
( agricultural instructor, at Flor
ace, Arizona. at salary OF $2,25O
er year. Florence is a suburb of
ucson, Arizona. =,
Mr.. Ellis. of the Brown-Druell "
osiery company. was i'd town Mon :, =
ny. :,
o. D. Cole. recently employed at =,
nclair's Pharmacy, has bought VI
ock of drugs and gone into busi- u
sss for himself; where, the report 81
was unable to learn. II. r. Gill III
srtson, of Pocatello, succeeds Mr.. or
Die at Sinclair's. Mr.. and Mrs. Gil pa
,rtson have taken rooms at Mrs. ID
urkill's. III
Lost: Lady's amethyst finger ring. Tn
,ssie Chrisman. Shoshone, Idaho, an
III pay reward to finder. Gu
A marriage license was issued Au- pa
lst 10, to Orville l.. Crothers, OF lie