Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-17

OPuosrdI mas Deen transferred to Je-
rome and will remove here the first
OF the month with his family.
l.. M. Zug, b. o. Hill and ]. s.
Hartshorn were called to Shoshone
last Friday to assist the local board
In passing on some of the claims for
exemption made by registrants from
the Jerome district.
See w. A. Heiss for your Compen-
sation Insurance.
DR.. Piper, who recently went to
Portland for treatment. returned
early this week. He was found to be
suffering from an abcess of the An
trum, which, when removed, greatly
relieved his suffering.
Corporal John l.. Ingram was home
from American Lakes on a seven-day
furlough last week, and on last Sat-
urday the Eagles lodge, of which he
is member. rendered him a recep-
ton at their lodge rooms; dancing
and cards being the order of the ev-
ening.
Geo. G. Walters, who will be re-
membered by the early settlers on the
tract. died in a hospital at Buhl
last week at the age of forty years.
Mr.. Walters was civil engineer and
was In the employ of the Kuhns on
the North Side Tract during the first
years Of its development.
Jerome is just now enjoying its
first touch of winter with slight fall
of snow and little drop in the Their
mometer, but no one is complaining,
in fact rather enjoying the change
and when we read OF the severe wea-
Their throughout the east we congrat-
ulate ourselves that we are in South
ern Idaho.
II your auto top needs repairing
or you need a new one see James
Summers, who will do the work in
p workmanship manner.
There will be a big basket social
at the Falls City school house Friday
evening, January 18th, at 8 O'Clock.
great many attractions have been
arranged, among them being a for
tune teller just from India, picture
gallery, Arkansas fiddler mad others
Don't forget to bring some pennies
for the monkey and the organ grind
er.
A war measure suggested by Presi-
dent Calvin Of the U. P. system is
the consolidation OF the Pacific Linn
tied and Oregon-Washingto Limit
ed trains on the same lines. The two
lines will be consolidated and operat-
ed as one as far as Granger Wyo.,
where It will divide, one section go
ing TO San Francisco and the other
to Pacific northwest.
W. +. Johnston departed Saturday
for San Francisco to join the navy.
Johnnie" passed the examination
some time ago and received his or
ders Friday to report at once. He
was notified some time ago that he
had passed satisfactory examination
and oil not being ordered 70 report,
had become very uneasy and was at
the point OF enlisting when he receiv-
ed his orders. Thus another one is
called from the company offices here,
who will be sadly missed by his as
|sociates.
For transfer or drayage to or from
the depot in town or to country.
Frasers-Pence Co. Phone'SO.
On Saturday evening. January 5,
Mrs. Massey royalty entertained the
Jerome teachers, as well as other
friends OF Miss Elizabeth Arps in hon
or of the latter. who was then
bride-to-be. The eve was delightful
ly spent in playing 800" and knit
ting. AS the midnight hour was ap-
preaching the bride-to-be was lavish
ly showered with hand-painted China,
and a most inviting, as we'll as at
tractively served. luncheon was serv-
ed All departed at very late hour.
wishing Miss Arps the best of hap
piness and prosperity In her future
welded life.
Manager Tug of the Rialto was
very much disappointed on last Tues
day evening when he started to show
the sixth episode of 1.-The Retreat of
the Germans at Arras," 1t was found
that through an error OF the ship
ping clerk at Salt Lake one of the
reels shown here some time ago was
sent in place of episode No. 6. After
resorting to kilograms the film COM
pany assured Mr.. Tug tn eerror would
be rectified by sending episode No. 6
at an early date. This is one of the
best OF the series and Manager Zug
was determined that his patrons
should have the pleasure of seeing it..
]. L. Showers, giving his place of
residence as Jerome, was found in the
sample room OF the Perrine Hotel at
Twin Falls dressed in his union suit.