Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-02
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Mrs. S. Payne CT Tikura, was the
guest of Mrs McCollum last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimpton came from
Kimberley Sunday with the Pomeroy
family for a visit with Mrs. Kimp-
toms mother, Mrs. ScbreiveT.
Mrs. W. IL. Hawkins and Miss Vida
Hobson were in Shoshone Tuesday on
their way TO their home in Buhi,
from camping trip in the noun
! tains-
The Jerome Camp Fire girls and
their guardians came through Sho-
shone Tuesday, on their way home
from the mountains.
Make Clements returned recently
from Gooding, where he worked two
weeks for Charlie Sturgis.
Born Friday,~July %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Nansen, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Pomeroy and
daughter, of Kimberley, arrived in
their car Sunday morning for brief
visit with Mrs Pomeroy's cousin.
Mrs C. r. Wheeler. Miss Pomeroy
will DE one of the teaching force al
Richfeld the coming winter.
Mrs. r. j. Mcmahon has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Adam Ifland, at
Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coleman and
two daughters, and Harmon Thorn
asoD, are spending a few days at
Reddish Lakes. Mr.. Thomson leaves
with the next draft on August z.
Mrs. Lucy Sims and granddaugh-
tiers are visiting at the Comes ranch.
Mrs. Newman, of Pocatello, has
been visiting the Coates family the
past week.
Miss Rosalind Martin, night oper
.ator at the 0. S. L. station, is visiting
in Pocatello for e few days
Miss Viola Hunter is expected
home today from summer school at
Albien.
w. NJ. Fields, Mr.. Lasure, E. NJ.
Clements and sens, Make and Mari !
on, went on a fishing trip Wednes-
day.
Miss RUDY CzSsse has finished her
course at Lins.s business college, I
and is employed IN the office of the
county superiI tendent. Miss Stella /
Cook.
Misses Ava and Tress dcMahnn
came down from Richfeld Sunday. /
Lawrence LENDER, wao is wei I
known TO some Of our citizens, is at
his home in Haley Oh a fulsow. Mr..
RENDER is a hrst torpedo mate on
a submarine, and has been in active
service for sixteen months.
Mr.. and Ms. Bert Collins left On
the twenty fifth for Long. Beach, +
California, taxing with tnem Mrs.
Collins's .peice. Miss Helen Johnson
They expect 10 remain until Octoner (.
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Erpelding. +:
Of Wendell were guests at the Dunn
home Sunday.
Walter Il. Spruck, of Rich6eld,
and brink j. Keef, nephew of t. ).
Alnrray, left on No. 10 Tuesday for
Breaerton, Washington 20 go into S
Iaiping for the navy.
Fred A. Riggen and wife, formerly
If Shoshone, now of Marshfeld, Ore {
ron, were in town Monday.
Miss Ethel Doolittle returned Sum
lay from the mountains above Car +
", where she has been the past two t
weeks with her friend, Mrs. LeVar
oates. = =
Mrs. D. C. McADister came in on =
70. 4 Wednesday evening from Mer- = =
dian. on the way 20 her home at r
Iagjc. She was the guest OF Miss ',
,thel Doolittle while in town. lv
Miss Montana Murray has return e
d from visit with friends at Dill o
n, Montana.
Mrs. Leah Burnside returned Sun
ay from visiting her daughter, Mrs. to
hapman, at Wendell. al
Mrs. Fry and children spent the u
eek with Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks at q
lie ranch. =
There was a valuable addition to r
le force at the Stockgrowers Sum ~
~, July IS, when w w. Gwin, Jr., ~
rived at the home of the manager. -,
alter Junior weighed nine pounds, 10
Id will soon be telling dad what's ~
hat. ~
More than two thousand motorists nj
no failed to stop, look and listen, tn
ere killed at grade crossings in 1916, tn
d many more were injured. mi
A coffin supposed to contain a corpse m;
is seized at Huron, S. d., and when flo
ened was found to contain 30 gall 80,
is of whiskey. The boot-legger had
aered a grave dug in Huron ceme- w
~. The coffin had been shipped to lsh
IRON from the east. VIII