Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-09-26

reoentlhB Carl he1terman and Jack
Graham. making total of twenty
one stars. An appropriate program
was given.
Word received from Homer Rob
erson is to the effect that he has re-
ceiyed an appointment to, enter an
officers training school at Camp
Grant. Ill.,. and Is now enroute to
that place.
Mrs. Herman Fricke. OF Omaha,
Nebraska, and Mrs. j. M. Adams, of
Idaho Falls, mother and sister, re-
spectively. Of Mrs. Bishop, departed
last week for their homes. after an
extended visit at the Bishop home
northwest OF Jerome.
The east front OF the North Side
Auto company's building which has
been used rs a show room by this
concern, is being fitted up as a mod
ern tonsorial parlor, which will be
occupied by w. b. Williams, com
mencing October LIST.
The Jerome Hardware company is
arranging for a big factory demon
stration of the celebrated Coles hot
blast heaters and ranges at the store
October 7, 8 and 8. A valuable set
OF cooking utensils will be given to
each purchaser OF a Coles range at
this sale.
In our article last week, which re-
ferred to the clothing campaign for
the relief OF Belgians. we neglected
to state that all clothing is to be left
at the Civic club rest room, and If
any further information is desired.
kindly communicate with either Mrs.
l.. M. Tug or Mrs. C. c. Fraser, the
committee in charge.
The Venus Model" bright
sparkling comedy drama. featuring
Mabel Normand, in which laughter,
surprise and thrills are intermingled
will be shown at the Rialto Theatre
Sunday night. The picture is based
on the story of girl who found a
fortune in a bathing suit. An enter
tainment that will make you forget
your crouch.
Friday and Saturday OF this week
the great comedian. Geo. M. Cohan,
comes TO the Rialto Theatre in "Hit
the Trail Holiday" a play that kept
Broadway laughing for months. Billy
Sundays methods in cleaning up
questionable towns are followed by
the inimitable Cohan in a manner
that furnishes unlimited amusement
for the audience.
Mrs. Phena Sidwell has received 9
letter from her son, Wallace, whose
injury we noted a short time ago
which stated that the young mar
was gaining rapidly and was able to
sit up in a wheeled chair. A strange
coincidence in connection with THU
young mans injury is that his faith
er and an uncle both met their dealt
as the result OF a injury TO theil
right legs, in exactly the same par
OF the limb in which Wallace sus
tanned his injury.
Mr.. Charles Reed, OF Arc: dia Val
ley. was In Jerome on business Fri
day and Saturday. Mr.. Reed has jus
returned from Tacoma. Washington
where he spent his GUNNER vacation
with Mrs. Reed end Lieutenant ant
Mrs. Anrud at their temporary hom
in that city, 1859 South Tacoma Av
enue. He reports his folks are well
says that Mrs. Reeu is enjoying YER
much the advantages of an advance
course in art painting under spccia
instruction, and assures us that a
the close of the war. all will retur
TO Jerome.
Mr. Fred c. Reed completed yer
successfully his ground school wor
In aviation at Berkeley. Californi;
on the 9TH of September. This is
most strenuous course OF thrice
weeks duration and is preliminary
instruction in actual flying. HI
squadron, the 55th. had member
ship of 10 at the beginning, bt
only as OF these were able to fms
the course. Bud had ten-day ful
> Tough at the close of the cours