Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-08-22

Messrs. G. M. Robinson and s s
: Shaw, the consideration being some
: $4,000. The land includes some
z1o acres. with good buildings, il
fenced. and most all in crop
Mccall Patterns at The Purl-
an IT.
While recently In Jerome August
Voegler disposed of his ranch north
OF Jerome to Fred Massey, who for
the past few years has managed the
Vogler holdings southwest of Je-
rome. This purchase by Mr.. Massey
now gives him $50 acres of very
valuable land.
X. s. Frazer received word the
first OF the week from his brother.
Charles, OF st. Joseph, Mo, advising
him that the latter was leaving for
France on the twenty of this
month, he having enlisted in the
Red Cross work for the duration of
the war.
The committee to whom was re-
ferred the matter of entertaining the
boys who are leaving for the service
mas arranged for a reception for
those leaving August 27th. The re-
ception is to be held at the Eagles
hall this Friday evening. and all are
invited to attend and wish the boys
God speed.
In the contest given in the Idaho
Farmer Mrs. Ernest Witt received a
letter of congratulations from Edwin
Smith. managing editor, Spokane. in
forming her that among scores of
letters received, she had been award
ed the first prize, which was book
OF thrift stamps. The subject given
was, why l would not be without
an automobile"
Number four, volume one. of the
Owyhee Leader, published at Silver
City, Idaho. by H. B. Jones and Ed
Price reached our tables last week.
II. b. Jones Is well known through
out Lincoln county. he having for
some time edited the Democrat pub
lished at Shoshone. For some time
he has been connected with the state
game department, which position he
gave up to return to the newspaper
field.
Next Monday and Tuesday William
Farnum in When a Man Sees Red"
comes to the Rialto Theatre. This
Is picture OF unusual merit releas-
ed by the Fox Film corporation and
you Will like it. Also Allies War
Review on the same nights. No one
should miss seeing these reviews as
IT brings in pictures the actual things
taking place on the battle fronts Of
Europ. These subjects are worth
the price OF admission alone.
Robert Reynolds, who recently
enlisted in the Navy at the recruit
ing station at Twin Falls. received
his orders on Monday to report at
once and left here Tuesday evening
to report at Salt Lake. from which
point he Will go to Pensacola. Flori-
da. On Tuesday evening the bust
ness mems club rendered the young
man n reception at the club rooms
and after few timely remarks from
w. A. Peters as chairman. Bob"
was presented with wrist watch.
j. o. Adamson returned from his
California trip the first OF the week.
but not to remain long as Mr.. Adam
son. with II. r. Schoenthal. a former
Jeromeite. and Mr.. e. H. McManvs
have established partnership under
the name of the Adamson Motor
Sales company. OF Downey. Calf.
and John Is here preparing to re-
move to Downey with his family. The
Adamson company will have the east
half of Los Angeles county as ex-
elusive territory for the sale OF the
Chevrolet automobile, and while Je-
rome regrets the loss OF these two
families from our midst their many
friends here join with The Times in
wishing them success in their new
venture.
Miss May Boyle, who. for several
years past. has been connected with
the Water company here. left Satur-
day to locate in California. Miss
Boyle was one of the early corners to
this section and soon after her arriv-
al here acquired valuable piece of
land southeast of Jerome, which she
has put In a high state of cultive
ton and which she still retains. Her
leaving is greatly regretted by the
younger set, with whom she was 81
ways favorite and leader Since
the war work has started "Aggie"
could always be depended upon for
her services in the different drives
and In the Red Cross work, where
she will be sadly missed. Reports
are that her call to California came