Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-08-08


across the waters. Sergt Minis /,
with Co. b, l15th Engineers.
Keep cool. Buy an electric far
we have them from $11.OO up. Fras-
ers-Pence Co. Phone 80.
Mr.. c. ID. Perkins was. taken To
Twin Falls Monday where he under
went rather seriods operation. His
many friends Will be pleased to learn
that at the present writing he is do
ing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
On last Saturday e. II. Nichols
purchased the interests of f. G.
Freeman In the Cash Grocery and
took possession at once. Friends OF
Mr.. Nichols will be glad to know that
he is now to be fixture among us,
and all wish him success In his new
venture.
We beg to remind you that 1.-THE
Firehy of France" a splendid Para
mount picture starring Wallace Reid
and Ann Little, will be presented
at the Rialto Theatre Sunday. The
story of this picture has to do with
the European war. and every scene
is filled with thrills.
Keep cool. Buy an electric Gan.
we have them from $11.0O up. Fras-
ers-Pence Co. Phone 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Tug left the
first OF the week for a camping trip
to the mountains. Lou is prepared
to catch members OF the finny tribe
and Jeromeites believe when he re-
turns he will have some big jones'
Stories" During their absence the
Rialto is under management of ]. H.
Krivanek.
AS an illustration of the new and
up-to-date pictures shown at the
Rialto Theatre. was demonstrated
last week when Mr.. Zug received a
feature two days prior to the adver-
tised release date. The films were
brand new and the Rialto was the
first house in the inter-mountain ter
ritory to show the picture.
THE Firehy of France" the new
Paramount picture starring Wallace
Reid with Ann Little. will be shown
at the Rialto Theatre Sunday even
ing. This is an admirable photo
play OF love and war and 1t is both
timely and heart appealing. This is
one OF the most notable photoplays
of the season.
The Rialto theatre started on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings of this
week to show official pictures which
are in the nature of a review of the
activities of the United States and
her allies. Everyone should see
these pictures for they are taken on
various parts of the actual front and
show how America has answered the
sneers OF the war lords of Germany
Mccall Patterns at The Puri-
tan. IT,.
G. II. Nichols and wife returned
10 Jerome last Saturday after several
months absence in California. and
George expressed himself that they
are both glad to be back on the North
Side Tract. 1t was Mr.. Nichols in
tention to locate on the coast. but
after investigating that country from
! al dnafAnH fhaf Tho Mort IA
Side Tract offered better oppor'uni-
ties than any place he has visited.
In addition to seeing Elsie Fer
guson in an emotional part in which
she is said to excel anything hereto
fore done by her on stage or screen,
those who see the Aircraft picture.
THE Song of Songs" will behold
the noted beauty and star attired IN
score or more of magnificent gowns.
Rialto Theatre Friday and Saturday.
Last Monday while taking swim
| In the pooh just east of the Inn with
her two cousins. Hilda and Levon
Harper. Elouise Adamson attempted
10 swirl TO Tue Olutf Siut VI Aht ppOi.
About the center she became ex-
hausted and sank. and II it had not
been for Mr. Harper, who was watch
ing the children. she would more
than likely have drowned, and might
have pulled Hlida under the water
also as she was trying to aid the
Adamson child.
Carl Reiterman. a former resident
of Jerome, and during the past two
years principal of the Pioneer high
school near Rupert, received notice
last week to entrain with the Rupert
contingent, August 18th, for Camp
Fremont. Upon receipt of this no.
tice he notified his parents at Laur-
ell. Montana, and his mother and
sister Mrs. Wilson, hurried to Je'
rome to see him before he left. His
father. who is Civil war veteran
and nearly eighty vars old. was phys