Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-01-11
DIETRICH


tanned their friends at a social party
last Friday night. The following
guests were noted in attendance: Mrs.
and Miss Leitheiser and Miss Bertha
Patterson; Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Bailey;
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Patterson and
their visitors Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Wal
ker; Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Mustard; Mr..
C. H. Matson and family; Guy Eddy
and Miss Eddy; Mr.. Woods and family
Malley Snow and Miss Van Zandt.
There may be others whom tn erepor-
ter has missed as it is too soon after
the Christmas and New Years festiv-
tiles to be very accurate. Card play
ing and dancing, followed by an Ella
borate luncheon added to the pleasures
of the evening.
Number of the entertainm snt
course will be given at the school house
auditorium Saturday evening next,
when the Bohannans appear in their
popular music Impersonations.
A letter has been received from John
Bate, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Bate, Sr., dated from Honolulu.
and with his ship bound for the Philli-.
pine Islands, where they become part
of the Atlantic fleet.
The Misses Almeda and Media Jen-
ldns were shopping in Shoshone last
Saturday
Mrs. ]. P. Mallinger, mother of Mrs.
A. c. Kershner, died at Newburg, Ore.
last week while visiting a sister at
that place Mrs. Kershner left for
Newberg, last Thursday night.
and accompanied the remains to
GAINESVILLE, Minnesota, for interment.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Shellman are
spending few days in Richfeld this
week.
Mrs. Glenn Kershner and Miss Flor
inc Grewell were visitors in Shoshone
last Saturday
Barbara Grewell has returned from
Kenyon. Idaho where she has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Wells.
Mr.. D. E. Nelson, whose home is at
Burns, Oregon, spent the summer here
with his brother in law, Charles Grant
has been off on a trip Seeking an op-
portunity to serve his country as
soldier. He is now returning to Die
trich, not soldier yet, but expecting
to be-
Mr.. Earl Flock of Payette. Idaho, has
been employed to take the place of
formerly occupied by Miss Edwards in
our public school. Mr.. Flock's start in
the work appears to be satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dooley and Mrl and |
Mrs. Church Smith visited in Sho-
shone last Monday.
Prof. F. C. Smith and Mrs. Smith.
and L. P. Mustard and Mrs. Mustard
motored to Richfield last Sunday en-
joyins a fine visit and pleasant drive
in the Spring time weather of that
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Randleman had
pleasant surprise last Sunday. Mr.
father and mother arriv-
ed from California where they had
been visiting their son, Allwyn who
enlisted in the navy a short time ago.
Mr.. c. H. Chapman was in Shoshone
IN business last Saturday.
The Dietrich Auxiliary of the Lin :
'oln County Red Cross took to Sho- |
'hone last week for the boys in the ]
lrmy the following useful things made t
~ the ladies here: 16 suits of paja- |
mas, pairs socks, scarfs, 4 pair ,
vristlets and / helmet. {
Rupert Borden is confined to his '
'ed with severe attack of throat c
rouble.. z
John w. Seagraves. having united n
is farm with the Mrs. Moore INace at Il
be Besslen crossing, which he recently Il
ought, has greatly improved the t;
and made of the two tracts Ii
ne good dairy farm. "
Shipping hay and stock hogs with O
n occasional car Of fat cattle Is an e;
ttractive industry about Dietrich at D
le present time. S.