Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-08-30

Myrt Weaver. Jr., reports from
Camp Fremont, Calf, that he has
passed the examinations and is now re-
gularly installed as a member of Co.
L., 18th Infantry and ready for what
ever duty Uncle Sam may demand Of
him. Myrt is a first-class telegraph
operator and the army people will
doubtless soon find where his talents
lie
Mrs. James Barr and son Jimmie
arrived on No. Wednesday afternoon
from Rupert, and will be with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Emma johnson for few days
before returning to her home in Cam
bridge.
Justin DoolittIe writes that he and
Frank Keef are happy now. They
have been released for the interment
camp, and are quartered in steam
heated, well-ventilated barracks. And
everything is lovely.
Albert Francis Coates will be one
of the next contingent from Shoshone
to go into training for the purpose
of licking the remainder of the stuff
ing out of the Huns.
Miss Ethel Justice, of Hagerman,
came to Shoshone Sunday, and was
guest at the Turnbull home until
Tuesday, when she went to Spring
Creek.
NJ. M. Mackay. former assessor for
Lincoln county. has been over the
county lately buying hay for the Port
land market. Mr. Mackay now resides
at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall were
among those who came over from
Jerome Tuesday to see the soldier boys
from their town off for the training
camp.
, Capt Phillips was called to PocatelIo
Saturay evening on business, retura-
ing Monday evening. The Captain
went by way of the Oregon Short Line.
Ezra Very, of Bellevue. has accept
ed a position with Keefer & White.
Mr. Very viii bring his wife and
baby to Shoshone if he can get house.
Miss Ruby Crosse expects to leave
Wednesday for Cobra, Nevada, where
she has accepted a position in the
schools, with a fine salary attached.
Mrs. David Elledge arrived in Sho-
shone Tuesday for visit with Mr..
Elledge, who has been employed here
for the past three weeks.
Miss Lola Chrisman is back at the
Stockgrowers after her vacation, part
If which she spent at Ketchum with
Miss Bessie Newman.
C. H. Sturgis and wife left for Port
and on the 22nd. The business Of the
rdaho Power Company is in charge of
Nr. Edwar Gearhard.
Mrs. C. Bowler and Mrs Sam Cham
plain and two children arrived from
Pocatello Friday. for a visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Chrisman, Miss Chrisman and
Miss Jessie Chrisman, Miss Lois Mill
er, and Gus Keefer motored to Twin
Falls Sunday, taking in Shoshone Falls
on the way.
The Stockgrowers are busy installing
their cash carrier system, which will
make the establishment quite metro
politan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dennison. who have
been visiting Mrs Dennison's sister,
Mrs. Hewitt, left Saturday morning for
Michigan.
Mrs. Sidney Smith and children. and
Mrs. Ed Gooding have returned from
Ketchun, where they spent the sum
ner.
Claud Riggen. who has been at home
in HALEY on a furlough. left Shoshcne
On No. 5 Tuesday evening for Wash
Myrt Weaver has purchased the
Crosby cottage in the southwest part
Of town for the use of his new barber.
The Ladies Aid Society held a bas-
ness meeing on the lawn at the M. E.
church Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Edna Barber went to Gooding
evening to spend a week with
Miss Ethyl Shotwell.
The A. Mcmahon family, and
returned from Ketchum the
asst of the week.
Vernon Bailey and Howell Tyson
we're Shoshone visitors from Gooding
sunday.
Attorney James R. Boutwell,, and
amily were over from Twin Falls
Miss Olivia Chapman of Twin Falls,
vas visiting Shoshone friends last
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