Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-09-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

LOAAL AMI L.
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Mortified en-.
tertained the Ladies' Aid Society o.
the 81. E.E church Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs Wright.
Ed Miles left Monday to attend the
Aason's Grand Lodge at Moscow. Or
the return trip Mr.. Miles will bring
with him his wife and two CHILDREN
who have spent the summer at the
Barstow home in Occur d'Alene.
r. E. Johnson. telephone manager,
left Friday for FIT. Kearney, Kansas,
where he will go into training for the
signal service corps. Mr.. Grosbeck
succeeds MIR. Johnson as telephone
manager.
Demo McMahon and Fred Turner
left Saturday for Camp Lewis where
they will be trained for clerical service
somewhere in Idaho"
Mrs. Collins underwent an operation
at one of our city hospitals last Tues
DAY, Tor appendlcltleS-
The Eastern Star held it's first meet
ing for the fall at the X. 2. hall Tues
day evening. .sa.9fk
Mr.. Bhaer, of Boise, was a visitor a:
the ]. Z. Bradley home Monday even
ing.
Misses Miller and Beck were up from
Gooding Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H Ryan ana chill
dren were in from the ranch Sunday.
Phil Bostrom was up from Goodi1g
Tuesday on legal business.
Miss Eva Evans was in from the
ranch Tuesday
Mrs. Lila Beckett and family return
ed last week from Ketchum. where
they spent most of the summer.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Glow was the recipient of a handker-
chief shower. Mrs. Glow will take with
her a number of very beautiful hand
kerchiefs, to remind her of the warm
place which she holds in the hearts of
the ladies of the Methodist church of
Shoshone.
Mrs c. F. Borden Miss Leah. and |
Mrs. z. Noble drove to Ketchum Sun |
day. A .xes5f
A. 7. Mcmahon and family spent Sun |
day in Twin Falls.
Mrs. R. ]. Mcmahon and Mrs. c.
Bowler made a trip to Richfield Mon
day afternoon. Before returning they |
will visit the E. G. Holden family at
the Hayspur fish hatcheries.
Mrs. Lucy Sims and little grand
daughters returned Tuesday after
spending several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends on the ranches in this
section.
Alfred Bulge, Jr., and Mrs. d. w.
Bulge of Boise were registered at the
McFall Friday.
Marshall Chapman has been a Sho-
shone visitor this week.
New lines of dresses waists and
skirts. Low prices.
The Morse Store
The ladies' of the Mothers circib
sewed all day at the Red Cross rooms
Tuesday.
Mrs. Verne Millsaps and two chill
iren arrived Tuesday night from Eu-
-eka, Utah, for visit with relatives.
Chance Davis and family, of Ophar.
Utah, arrived in Shoshone Saturday.
md are located in the Cunnington
louse.
Mrs. William Thorpe returned Fri T
lay from ten days visit in Rupert. n
Manager Grosbeck, of the telephone
ompany, has employed Mrs. Eva n
yeely, Miss Thorpe. and Miss Alice s
fuller to take charge of the work in u
he Shoshone office II
Il
The Patriotic Mothers met with Mrs el
L. Fuller Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Edith Lamb of Ogden. Utah.
-as in town last Friday. -
Another lot of those Nifty Pattern -
Fats just received to sell at pop %
lar prices 1.-THE Morse store ----- &C
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Mrs Ida Rinehart and Miss Grace R!
inehart, Of Dietrich, were in town @,
aturday
Mrs. Miller, of Boise. was in town
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