Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-10
All kinds Of harness repairing done
In a workman like manner by James
the pioneer harness man.

~>is nAhoo Va hoi hCnn repairing QOu6
In workman like manner by James
Summers. the pioneer harness man.
Mr.. Ernest Hoepe. of Chicago, ar
rived in Jerome last week and was
very much surprised to see the de-
velopment that has taken place in
the town and country since he left
here few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melrose, OF Modesto,
California, spent Fdesday In Jerome
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Prentlss. Mr.. and Mrs. Melrose were
enroute TO Twin Falls from Califor,
MIA. driving overland in their car.
On last Monday Messrs. J. p.
Quigley and James M. Quigley pur-
chased the Jerome blacksmith shop
Of Bob Smith and will carry on a
general blacksmithing and contract
.ors' business under the firm name OF
Quigley. Brothers.
THE Geezer of Berlin" a travesty
on the kaiser, will lie shown at the
Rialto Theatre next Monday and
Tuesday nights. This is a rip-roar-
Ing comedy take-ofr on the war lords
Of Germany and will be well worth
seeing. No advance In prices.
Mr.. w. M. Yeager, of Chicago, is
here on his annual visit and is stay
Ing with the F.. M. Coghill family
who have been farming the Yeager
place the past year. 1t is Mr.. Yeager's
intention to come to the North Side
Tract next spring and settle perman-
emily with us.
Charming Billie Burke appears in
the photoplay, "The Pursuit of Pol.
lie," at the Rialto Theatre Friday
and Saturday nights of this week.
Boyd Frazer and Granville Free
man returned Sunday from Corvallis
Oregon, where they went to enter
the school for government training
Both young men were rejected FOL
physical disability; Boyd because o.
a recent operation and Granville OF
account of heart trouble.
From the Twin Falls News we not,
the death of Richard. eight-year-ol,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Rey
nolds. Mr. and Mrs Reynolds for
merly made their home In Jerom
where Richard was born. The littl
fellow had been sick for the past tel
weeks, and death occurred at tn
parents home September 18th.
On Monday of this week Manage
B. B. Stanger started crews Of me-
in the harvesting OF the beets In thi
section. There are over 1000 acre
In the Jerome section, not includin
the Falls City. Barrymore. Grand
view or Appleton districts, and Nj
Stanger expects to harvest a, crop G
over $4,000 tons this fall.
The Red Cross Auxiliary of Gran
View will give a pie supper on tn
evening OF October 18th, at the ha
: the proceeds to be used in payin
A for yarn. In connection with TIL
the community will celebrate Libel
ty Day, as recommended by Pres
dent Wilson, with fitting exercise
and entertainment features. TIL
gathering will be made use OF IN e.
cry proper manner in advertiser
Liberty bonds.
One day last week a gaily decora
, ed trunk was unloaded at the expires
office for shipment. The trunk W,
!, decorated with white ribbons. o.
shoes, etc, and on II was write
several times I'VE are married
= On inquiry we found that the trun
. belonged to Miss Clara Patrick. wi
has been employed at the Purits
Stores for some time and who resig
e ed her position last week to retul
u to her home at Bull. The frien'
J. OF Miss Patrick were right In the
guess to certain extent. as Il
/. young man OF her choice. Mr.. Ski
Is ner. OF Boise, has been called for e
e animation on the 18th OF this mont
h and In the event that he does n
pass the examinations they are to
e married at once.