Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-02-01
DIETRICH


pany on a farm southeast of Dietrich
and moved there from Eden have sold
out their interest in the place and re-
turned to Eden where Mr.. Lewis will
again reside Mrs. Warrington expects
/ to take up her residence in Twin Falls.
A. Mrs. Mitchell came here recently
/ from Oregon to join her husband wnu
/ had proceeded her some weeks He had
been some time expecting her arrival
and like ii good husband went to the
trains to meet her. But he missed the
train she came on, and one dismal
night number six rolled in about one
o'clock she found herself all alone at
lonesome depot. Not knowing where
to go or what to do she spent the re-
mainder of the night looking for her
husband up and down the track, and
when daylight came she found him.
Lulu Patterson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Patterson, is with her sol
dier husband at Camp Funston, Texas.
Mr.. Palmer, son in law of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson, has bought a barber
shop in Twin Falls and with his family
will make that place his home
The Red Cross Auxiliary held its re-
gular meeting at the residence Of Mrs
Criss last week, and this week with
Mrs. W. T. Patterson.
Mrs. A. c. Kershner has returned
from her long journey attending the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Mallinger
who died some two weeks ago at New
burg Oregon. The sad journey led
from here to Newburg, thence to Port |
land, Spokane through Montana, North |
Dakota, to the former home in Mime
sofa, where the remains were inferred. /
Miss Alfredo Hill spent the last week
end with her friend Miss Myrtle Bor-
den.
Contractor JOY under the general
management of Peter Andrew, assisted
by W. J. Morrow, Frank Mathes, Tony
John, Andrew Pavlik and J. P. Michael,
finished the stone foundation for the
new Catholic church.
Mrs Grooman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Pavlik is the mother of a
girl baby.
For while it was supposed to be
case of kidnapping Borden was going
to Shoshone in his car just before
school closed for the day. He took the
Morrow children home. Then Mr.. Clas-
pill who usually attends to that bus,
ness, could not find them. Excit.,
ment ran high over the lost children.
About the time large fund was to be
raised to offer as a reward the boys
were found.
Charley Johnson returned last Tues
day from Seattle. There came with
him also a woman and two children.
little mystery surrounds the affair
Court Kershner has returned from
his trip to Butte under the impression I
that it is a bigger town than Dietrich. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Andrew and
'amily Mrs Russell Gage and family
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Bate, Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Gage and Alex Blomberg as
'embled at the residence Of Charley |
Johnson as a little surprise party to c
Welcome him home. a
S. A. Washburn is having rather poor t
health now during the absence of Mrs
Vashburn. He is doing his own cook f
ng while she is away and it is believ- Z
ID that this radical change accounts il
or his illness. His friends are taking t
n interest in his welfare and now have
lin at the Bailey hospital at Dietrich q
where he will have the best attention. Z
Mr.. r. L. Donovan is visiting his
arents at Dietrich and will be Joined r
y his wife in few days.
Mr.. w. A Hamilton c. H. Chapman
nd Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Bate, Jr., at
ended the war picture show at Sho- Il
hone, Monday night.
DR.. Zeller was a caller at the Hous- Il
On residence, Monday. Little Bobbie i
'as sick but is recovering nicely. u
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Grewell and little .
on, and Beckett Grewell spent the u
eek end with parents here. !"
Mr.. Earl Burton and Mrs. Marie u
yells motored from Burley to spend O
lie week end with Mrs. Wells parents ~
nd baby son. III
On the tapis-basIet Ball Friday ai
ight, the women and girls against ~
lie men and boys.
Last Saturday night the Shoshone
asket ball team came down and play
| our team. And they played a good
ame but of course could not expect
win.