Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-06-28

County Commissioner w. J. Taper
was down from Richfeld Sunday.
Capt. Phillips motored to Pocatellc
Sunday, on business, returning Mon
day against the fierce wndi and sand
which prevailed on that day. AS the
Captain is without a windshield, at
present, his pleasure on the trip may
be imagined.
The A. l. Mcmahon family have re-
turned from a visit to Twin Falls.
Mrs. j. A. Edson,of Kansas City, and
granddaughter, Miss Margaret Will
liams, arrived on No. 10 Tuesday for
a visit at the Chrisman home.
Miss Margaret Jones came in on No.
IS Monday nifht. on the way to her
home in Bellevue. Now, don't think
that we are making a mistake in train
numbers, for No. IS was a night train
last Monday
Rodney Goodman. of Rupert. was a
Shoshone visitor last Wednesday.
Mr.. Craigen. of Salt Lake, passed
through Shoshone Saturday on his way
to HALEY to demonstrate the govern
uent machine guns that will be used
in HALEY on the 4th.
Mrs. E. H. Miles and two children
left Monday afternoon for Occur D'4fl-
enc to visit her brother Rex w Bar
stow. Mr.. Barstow has just gradual
ed from the State University at Iowa
City, Iowa, and leaves soon for Camp
Oglethorp, where he will join the army.
Misses Marion Bennett, Joy Brant,
postmaster Harry Cannon to Gooding
Saturday evening. Miss Gooding re-
turned on No. IS Monday forniny. The |
other two young ladies sifted in in |
some way without letting the reporter
catch them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Burns were down
from the Cottonwoods Monday.
R. e. Johnson was over from Good
ing on telephone business Monday.
Whip the Hun
The Patriotic Soldiers Mothers en-
joyed last Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. NJ. Clements. The
ladies were treated to fine luncheon
during tie afternoon The members
of the organization are working every
Gay en- 9 very pretty quilt to be sold
on Ted C.o7e 0ev. .Trlv 4th The la
dies WI meet with Mrs. D. y. Yaden
Monday July 1st.
AR and Mrs. Willard Fields motored
to Rupert last Saturday. returning on
Mrs. Joe King, with her three child
rem. left Thursday morning for Cali
fornia, where Mr.. King was called re-
Gently by illness of his father. Mr. X.
by the illness of his father. Mr.. King
has been a salesman at the Cash Gro
Gerry for several months pant. and
through his efficiency and agreeable t
has become very popular b
with its patrons. The community will I
regret the removal of this estimable
amily. as&HuJ :
W. A. Denecke, of Richfeld. was
shoshone visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ryan, of the North Shoshone
ract, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. T. H. Gooding. Jr.. returned on
Wednesday from her trip to Californ-
a. She was accompanied by Miss Car
" Regain, of Boise, who will visit at
he Gooding home for few days.
Last Friday three youngsters, Irene
nd Carl Mills and Vernon Sleiger,
aught a beautiful specimen of rain
ow trout, weighing IL pounds. and
Measuring % "a inches, in the ditch
unning through the back of the Mills
roperty. Three young Americans
Tho can land trout that size from an
irrigation ditch would surely catch
hale if they could get to the ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Murray went to
,illon, Montana, Tuesday to join their
On. Maurice who left on No. Sun
az night for that point to join his
omrades in the Infantry from Dillon
, fight for Old Glory
NJ. T. Spruck, of Richfield, was in