Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
IS THE HIDDEN HAND?

Town SATURDAY.
Sidney Smith went to Salt LAX
Wednesday morning.
Fred Hill was over from Pocateli,
Tuesday.
Lynne LaMunyon made bushes,
trip to Pocatello Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Gillian, Of Kimama. was In
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Barnes and son Tom. Of Ogden
Were Shoshone visitors Wednesday.
Nels Christensen has gone away on
ten day business trip.
Miss Ivy Coates returned the last
Of the week from a visit To Nampa.
Miss Lena Judy spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Lenore Noble.
Mrs. Spillman and son Dan. Of Rich
field. were in town Monday. and took
in the war pictures in the evening.
w. L. Mccoy, Auctioneer. Ten years
selling experience. Phone 1876. Gooding
Idaho.
Mr.. w. R.. Dawson of the Stock
growers, made a business trip to Poe
atello Sunday.
WATCH FOR THE HIDDEN HAND.
Mrs. Hutchinson. Of Boise, spent
Sunday in Shoshone. the guest of Miss
Jane Clark, of the Stockgrowers
When in need of an auctioneer call
Hartshorne & Clayton. Phone No. 80.
Jerome, Ilahs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooling were in
town Wednesday in their elegant new
limousine.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Murray went to
Nampa Saturday to attend the meet
ing of the Hotel Mems Association.
When in need Of an auctioneer call
Hartshorne & Clayton. Phone No. so,
Jerome. Idaho
A letter received from Mr.. and Mrs /
Ed Gooding, who are in Portland,
states that they will be home soon.
The Episcopal Guild viii meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Price
Newman.
Shoshone Livery and Feed Barn,
Baled Hay for Sale. Telephone 12O. :
D21tf 3. NJ JEROME Prop
Mrs. Clarence Hughes. and Mrs
Jesse Hughes. of Bellevue. were in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. J. E. Baltimore will leave for
Bellevue Saturday to be with her moth
er. who has been i'll for some time.
When in need of heavy hauling call
up shoshcne Livery. Telephone 12O.
D21tf
W. NJ. Fields started east on Tues
day for visit with relatives in Kan
sas, Nebraska, and Iowa
Mrs. Casey has rented the rooms ov-
ar the laundry recently vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McFall.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Price and children return !
ID Wednesday from their visit to Sc
sttle
and plain sewing. Mrs
Inquire at Mrs. Lands
,orough's. l.
Percy May received a letter from il
ohm Holman since our last issue. Mr.. !
lehman is with his parents at Baker .
'ity. Oregon. Il
The Price Newmans returned from y
'alifornia the first of last week. Mr.. d
yewman went on to Ontario Oregon, -
D attend the funeral of Mr.. Griffin. d
WHAT IS THE HIDDEN HAND?
Choosing Mountains will be the m
ermon topic at the Methodist church eS
unday evening. In the morning the tn
aston will speak on world minions. 81
Stomach Troubles. Fl
If you have trouble with your sto- 70
ZACH you should try Chamberlain's
ablets. So many have been restored te
health by the use of these tablets W,
Id their cost is so little, 25 cents, NJ
at it is worth while to give them Pa
ial. W
Saturday night Mrs. Lundin turned Ar,
= ne" o'e' ~ Be
neing party. There were ten couples =,
esent, and 1t goes without saying
at they all had good time. .,
an the course of a conversation with -
lamberlain Medicine Co.'S represen-
tive today. we had occasion to discuss
q general way the merits of their ue'
ferent preparations. At his sugges- Mr.
IN / take pleasure in expressing my FIR,
timation of Chamberlain's Cough c,s
medy. have a family of six child
4 and have used this remedy in my 'he
me for years. consider 1t the only rio
ugh remedy on the market. as I have wa
ed nearly all kinds. Earl c. Ross
blisher Hamilton County Republican :.
WIS. Syracuse. Kansas. oie