Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-10

an error. his Mr.. bennett has not
returned. but Jess Bennett, who is
IN the service. was here temporarily
some time ago
Attorney Henry NJ Hall was at
Shoshone the latter part of last week
81 pr5.c ,siODal business, he AMI
judy. sfcclager aciihp as attorne %
Tor 80. defendant the case of the
State vs.. APP -. ia which the laltcT
was accused of embezzling George
Murphy of $1,000 The defendant
was acquitted.
l.. l.. COrbett. who came here from
Michigan, now has charge OF the l..
>. government experiment farm To-
Gated one and one-fourth miles north
east OF jerome. Mr.. Corbett states
that his farm is primarily a potato
and sugar beet experiment station.
and that the breeding of sugar beet
seed is the main experiment.
All Kinds or harness repairing done
in workman like manner by James
a syndicate Composed OF VIM. A.
Peters, Geo A. Bremen and j. b.
'fhrall recently purchased 2OO-foot
frontage OF business property situat-
ed on Avenue a. between Lincoln and
Ash streets. The intention OF this
syndicate is to develop this property
by the construction Of a first class
garage and service station.
In last weeks issue an item in this
paper stated that DR.. Green had NOV
I'd his Offices into the Frazer resi-
dence, which was an error DR.
Green is living in the Frazer resi-
dence, but his offices have not been
moved, and he is still practicing dent
istry at the same place on the second
floor OF the postoffice building.
What has been your experience,
is it possible to be happy though
married? Do you let jealousy get
the better of you? See Happy
Though Married" and you'll think
twice before you give way to fool
ish notions. At the Rialto Wednes-
day, April 10th. You newlyweds
don't want TO overlook this picture
Dr. Emma Drake. member Of the
legislature, and state president Of
the w c. T L.. will speak at the
sbyterian church on the after
noon and evening OF Thursday. APP
ril Il, at EGO and p III. After
noon topic: The New Woman" ev-
ching topic: After Victory Then
! What" DR. Drake is an able speak
er and all are cordially invited TO
attend
The Armenian Relief fund. Mr.
r. L. McCracken of Boise. director
is being collected from the schools
and all who will give. and it is re-
people will have their contributions
in hand TO turn over TO the county
superintendent. Mrs j. L. Kearney.
by April 10th. This fund is to save
the lives of the suffering children Of
Armenia.
w 5 Young. president of the ldan-
Ila Co. and former resident OF Je-
rome. is here on business connected
with his holdings. "Brussel Sprouts. -
AS he is called by may of his friends.
is now engaged in the drug business
in Chicago. However. ne says. Boys.
! like jerome and her people" And
the people like him. He will mingle
With the Old bunch for several days
before returning TO Chicago
our showing of window draperies
and la,c curtains is the finest ever
shown in Jerome. See our line be
fore buying. L'Herisson Furniture
company.
This newspaper is DESTROYS to have
the country people send in reports OF
happenings in their respective local
tiles Every time there is party. or
any event that will be of interest to
your neighbors. mail = report OF such
event to us. or call us up over the
phone. and you will certainly see ii
in print whom you get your paper.
Also We would like to have = few
more regular correspondents at diff
orent points over the county.
William Horace McElyea died Mon
day morning at the home of his bro
ther-in-law, James Fulkerson, north
west of town. The deceased and his
wife had just recently come here from
Arkansas. and were looking around
the country for a place to buy eX-
pecting To make this their home. Mr..
McElyea was 45 years old and died
of pneumonia The remains were
shipped Tuesday to the old home in
Arkansas. accompanied by Mrs Nc
Elyea.
Some time ago two school meetings
were hold to consider the division OF