Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-18


s given By the losing ride in the cotnes
which Just closed. The new contest is
now on.
Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. LeBailley
] went to Blackfoot Saturday 10 visit
with soldier brother Of Mrs. Schnei-
ders who was home on a short fur
Tough. Both ladies returned Thursday.
You are always invited to Sunday
school. at 1000 a. m. Morning Worship
at 11:0o a. m. and Evening worship at
1880 p. m. every Sunday at the Me
thodist church.
Mrs. F. S. Ebersol. of Los Angeles,
with her two children. is visiting her
parents. Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Sw ! tx.
One OF the great grand children is
also q guest at the Swartz home.
LINCOLN LOAN & TITLE COMPANY
w. o. Gariock, president. Farm
Loans and Abstracts. The oldest set
of abstract books in Lincoln County.
Box III, Shoshone, Idaho IF
Ed Mortified was called to Silyerton
Oregon. last week by the death OF his
father at that place. The death occur
red Thursday of last week. Mr.. Mer-
rifields friends extend their sympathies
in his bereavement
The o. Z. S. will meet next Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. ]. r Miller.
All members cordially urged to be
present The meetin of the eastern
Star for this week was held at the
home of Mrs. Ben Darrah.
The bowels are the sewerage system
of the body. You can well imagine the
result when they are stopped up as is
the case in constipation. AS a purga-
tive you will find Chamberlain's Tablets
excellent. They are mild and gentle in .
their action. They also improve the
digestion
DR.. D. Higgs. Of Fairfield. now an
Lrmy surgeon at Fl. Riley, Kansas, was
n town Tuesday. DR.. Higgs was grant
ID furlow that he might come to
ne bedside of one Of his children. who
s seriously i'll.
Mrs. E. D. Garner was in town last
saturday. and reports that on Thurs
ay, January 10, there was born to
er son, Joseph Garner, a boy weigh
ng II pounds. Mother and child are
citing along fine.
WATCH FOR THE HIDDEN HAND.
There was born at ten o'clock Thurs
ay. January II. to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
a son. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ord Lylea, of Bellevue are at the {
home. Mrs. Lylea is a
ster of Mrs. Harmonson. 4
D. A. A1cCloud, of Boise was in town '
tuesday, and while here was the guest L
; Mr. and Mrs Chas. r. Morse. Mr. a
nd Mrs. Morse and Mr.. McCloud were n
lends and neighbors in Michigan y
ears ago, and had not met for four
en- years when Mr.. McCloud arrived
Shoshone
Soon Over His Cold b
Everyone speaks well of Chamber 9
ms Cough Remedy after having used =,
MIS- NTEOTSE LEWIS. ElLlSlltlQ. New
ork. has this to say regarding it: "
asst winter my little boy. five years a.
i, was sick with a cold for two or II
rec weeks. doetored him and used r.
rious cough medicines but nothing
! him much good until began using ~
lamberlain's Cough Remedy. He
en- improved rapidly and in a few s
y was over his cold"
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II Walker were
Ich cheered by a cablegram, receiv- W
at 4:SO Sunday afternoon. from III
sir son Fred. which announced the st
e arrival of his company in England We
I'd belongs to the Headquarters Co. in
merly company D. to
Irs. Sidney smith gave a Red Cross tn
since our last press day. Present a
re Madames John Bailey, Geo. Lane Ia
S. Holden, Mrs. Price Newman. Mrs. cit
IL Haddock. Mrs. J. R. Miller. Mrs ca
litenack. Mrs. Horne. Mrs. ". H. ad
rphy. Mrs. Lundin and Mrs. Archie to
vler. far
lat Is THE HIDDEN HAND2 thi
he War Mothers met at the home not
Mrs. Frank Crosse Monday after
n. where an organization was for BIZ
|, with the following officers: presi-
t. Mrs. B. F. Peak; vice president.
I D. W. Yaden: secretary, Mrs. arr
nix Crosse; Treasurer, Mrs E. NJ. Wis
nments.. At this time the name of the
organization was changed to Pat bee
ic Mothers. The usual luncheon We
served and ten cents paid by each inn
present. the fund to be for SOL THU
5 relief work few