Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-30


shoe repair shop in. the Camas block
fire, has opened up shoe repair
shop in the Atwood building on Main
street opposite the Times Office,
customers.
Another one OF those good-time
dances will be held at the Appleton
school house on Friday May 81.
The dance was to have been given
last Friday but was postponed on ac-
count OF the Red Cross dance in Je-
rome. Good music and a good time
is assured all attending Friday
This community was favored with
fine rain storm Monday and Mon
day night. Several inches of rain fell
and at this season of the year was
most welcome, The weather the
past ten days has been too cool for
the growing crops. but it is hoped
warm weather will follow the rain
storm.
Mr.. Bernard LeMohn, of the Eli
son White Chautauqua, was in Je-
rome Tuesday. comforting with the
local committee as regards the Je-
rome chautauqua. Mr.. LeMohn as
sures our people that the program
for Jerome is an exceptionally strong
one and urges that none miss any
of the numbers June 10th to goth
are the dates for the Jerome Chau-
tauqua.
The Sunday school and Epworth
League of the Methodist church are
to banquet together in the near flu
ture. The banquet Is to be held
In the basement OF the church and q
Get Together" or Round Table
Conference" is to be the program of
the evening. The banquet is to be
on Thursday night. June 9Th. All
interested in the work of the Sunday
school or Epworth' League are invit-
ed to participate.
Remember that tonight (Thurs-
day. who Leads the National
Army" an official government pic
ture. will be shown at the Rialto In
addition to the regular program.
On last Saturday. Grover Newman
and II. ID. MacLear, learning that
Robert Worthington was about to re-
turn to Camp Lewis after his short
furlough at home. decided that it
would be the proper thing to send
the Idaho boys at Camp Lewis some
sort of a treat Accordingly. the
gentlemen mentioned shouldered two
large boxes and started to make
collection of cigars. tobacco. gum.
candy, etc. and before they had pro-
CO eded very far the donations were
so generous that they resorted to
automobiles to carry the load In
a very short time the soliciting was
finished and we are sure the hearts
CT the Idaho boys will be made glad
With the gift--and the thought that
the home folks have not forgotten
what these boys have sacrificed for
them.
All kinds OF harness repairing done
in a workman like manner by James
Summers. the pioneer harness man.
beautiful service flag was I'M
furled and dedicated at the Meth
odist church last Sunday night. A
patriotic program was given under
the auspices OF the Epworth League
in honor of those young men who
are members OF the League in Je-
rome. The list follows: Clinton
Hull. Myron Eddy, T. n. Patton. viii
liam c. Smith. Dick Varnum. Fred
varnum, Joe Bell. A. T. Engle. Rex
Note. Clarence Mobiles. Gilbert Rice,
James Tomlin. Ben Tomlin. Luther
Boyd. Edwin Qureau. Sidney Stan
ton. Edwin Jordon. Sam McCorkle.
Hugh Walburn. The service flag is
a splendid memorial. and the tribute
bespeaks a patriotism becoming to
the high regard in which they are
held The Epworth League is to be
congratulated for having nineteen
boys at the front.