Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-04-11

served to the husbands I'm the even
Ing. after which the business meeting
was held
Mccall Patterns at The Puri-
tah' IT,
The state sanitary Inspector has
been In Jerome the last few days see
Ing that the laws of his department
are being obeyed. In most cases he
found everything satisfactory but I'm
few instances the law was being
badly violated and insisted at once
on thorough cleaning-up.
There reached our tables this
week Volume Ill, No. Z, of the
Sub Chaser" published ct the U. S.
Naval Training camp at Seattle.
Wash, by Chaplains James and Her
bert M. Dodge. 1t is an attractive
little paper and gives a good account
OF what the boys are doing, etc.
The auction Block" by Rex
Beach, picture that will be shown
at the Rialto Theatre Saturday and
Sunday nights this week has been
showing to crowded houses every
where. Owing to the length of the
program the first show on each night
will start promptly at 7:45. Come
early and get good seat.
The building activities are still go
Ing on in Jerome, as evidenced by
the new residences being started al
most daily, the latest one being that
of Mr. l.. Crandall, also one for II.
c. Mcclure. The handsome stone
bungalow OF f. c. Gleason is fast
nearing completion and will soon be
occupied by Mr. Gleason and family
Last week a deal was closed
whereby the Anchor Hay, Grain and
Feed company was sold to r. p.
Smith of Twin Falls. who immediate
ly took possession. Mr.. Smith is
familiar with this line OF business,
having been engaged in 1t for sever
al years. His family will join him
here as soon as he can obtain a
house.
Last week w. A. Vincent living
2A miles south OF town took a dose
OF "Rawleigh's Bloat' medicine.
installing II for "Tanlac" and came
very near going" His son hurried
him to a physician and the doctor
worked several hours with him. He
is all right now and at work but
says he don't care for any more
"bloat medicine"
The attention OF all the small
growers of wool is called to meet
ing to be held next Saturday after
noon by the farm bureau for the
purpose of forming a pool for their
clips. The farmers on the South
Side last year. by forming such a
pool, realized an advance OF twenty
cents per pound over offers made to
the individual. II you are a small
wool grower It will be to your inter
est to attend this meeting.
The jerome National Bank has re-
Gently acquired a most desirable bus
mess lot. II being the two lots adjoin-
ing the Rialto theater on the west
and directly across the street east
from the North Side Inn. If war con-
ditions permit II is the intention of
this concern to erect a handsome
building as a permanent home for
the bank For some time they have
realized that their present business
quarters are far too small for the
carrying on OF their fast increasing
business.
All kinds OF harness repairing don e
in a workman like manner by James
Summers. the pioneer harness man.
Dr. J. Wesley Miller, field secre-
tary for Gooding College. was in Je-
rome for over Sunday and occupied
the pulpit in the Methodist Episcopal
church His most splendid address
on Education" was an inspiration TO
all who heard. as result of which
the full apportionment for the col
lege was met The evening was pat
riotic and all concede a most excell-
ent and profitable address. The house
was filled with patriotic people Mrs
Yerkes sang Keep the Home Fires
Burning" and along with the hearty
e. congregational singing the day clos
ed most splendidly. All other church
es joined in making this rally
worth while.
On Thursday. April 18th. in addi-
> ton to a regular feature, the first OF
series of ten pictures called "A
Son OF Democracy" will be shown al
the Rialto Theatre and one eacf
Thursday thereafter for ten weeks
This series of pictures showing the
life OF Abraham Lincoln and the his