Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-05-24

where Mr.. Arentz is called as a wit
ness in law suit, brought by the pro-
prietor of the Mellen Hotel against
the owner.
Mrs. W. L. Biggs and daughter.
Gwendolyn were down from Richheld
Saturday.
Quality work and prompt service Is
our slogan. Shoshone Steam Laundry.
Phone 127 will get US.
Miss Dacie yanzandt Miss Meta
Eddy. and Mrs c. F Smith were
down from Dietrich last Friday.
Miss Matte Harms, of Fremont, Neb
was in Shoshone Saturday.
Mrs. A. C. Arentz and SON Bobby
arrived on Train No. 1s. Monday from
Denver. where they spent the winter
Mrs. Dan Hunt was down from Die
trich Tuesday
John Bailey went to Boise Sunday
to be present at the conference OF War
Workers, and to represent Shoshone
and vicinity.
Prof. c. n. Johnson started Satur-
day morning for Lewiston in his road
ster. He was accompanied as far as
Weiser by Wilton Fitzpatrick. who will
visit his grandmother at that place.
The Christ Church Guild will meet
with Mrs. Paul S. Haddock next We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:3o. All members
of the Guild are requested to come to
these meetings every other week and
give the afternoon to church work
The Eastern Star Sewing Circle met
with Mrs Frank T. Disney Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. C. o. stratton. of Burmah. was
in town Monday.
Miss Sue Turnbull was a Shoshone
visitor the first of the week
Mrs. Andy Newman and Mrs. A. E.
yredenburgh entertained the ladies Aid
Society, of the NJ. E Church, wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Bissell and Mrs. Hall We're up |
from Gooding Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland. of Salt Lake
have taken house on the Hill. Mr. |
Woodland is salesman for the White
Sewing Machine Company.
Mrs. Alex Morrison spent a week re-
Gently with her daughter. Mrs. Ross
Boden. at Hazelton. Mrs. Boden has
been very i'll, but IS Improving.
Mrs. S. E. Todd spent several days
in HALEY the past week
Charles Morrison and son Chester Of
Tyrone. Oklahoma son and grandson
of Mrs. Alex Morrison. have been Wis
iting at the Morrison home.
Mrs. c. e. Alexander has been on the
sick list this week. Il
C. B. Marlatt of Gooding. was in
town Wednesday.
Lieutenant Charles vanderyort ar
rived on No. Tuesday evening, from
Camp Lewis. for visit with his sister
Mrs. w. H. Murphy. AS Mrs. Murphy /
had not seen her brother for some five {
years, the meeting was a particularly ]
happy one. Lieut.. vandervort left on l
No. is Thursday morning for the Uni I
versity of Wisconsin. where he viii be I
employed in teaching Military Science t
The Lieutenant left fine position at $
Camp Lewis. v
Misses Rae Broman and Florence y
Taylor, and Arthur Hansen and Clar-1 c
snee Wheeler motored to Guyer Hot t
Springs Sunday. n
Ernest Gwin left last Friday for Cox L
,rville. wyo.. where he has been spend I
ng the week with his brother Law g
ence. sssg@ h
Mesdames Archibald Bowler and NJ j.
T. whitenack went TO Boise wednes d
ay on No. 10.
Little Betty Chapman has been quite
4 this week at the Burnside home m
Mrs. Elizabeth White has been on d
he sick list ID
Misses Rae Broman and Mary Ras- ii
iussen left Tuesday for their homes lie
Iiss Broman went to Denver. Colo.
nd Miss Rasmussen to Hanska MINI of
Miss Mildred McGraw left Friday b,
rening for Camp Lewis where she viii er
pend a few days with her brother W
mmett McGraw From there she viii tn
. to fser home in Glendale. n. d. ra
liss McGraw's many friends viii re- o,
ret to know that she Is not returning IA
teach for the coming year bu
Misses Helen and Katherine Logan to
red Turner and Men Fuller motores to
Guyer Hot Springs sunday 10
Ed Gcoding returned from Portland me
'ednesday morning on No. IS. he
# his father Fred Gooding. very Of
uch improved in health. ste