Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-17
DIETRICH

AIR. and Mrs. rssu H. Cornell have
4uIe Dleulen ana removed to Boise in
oiaer tnaI Mr. Coruen may be more
sensraiiy IocstCeu wlth reference to ms
increasing business as ciVIl engineer
sead contractor. Inc home mere, one OF
,ne realty atractlve places IN Lincoln
county, mas been sold TO A. G. kersh-
aer.
Mr. and Mrs. 4NeIsnner have ternni-
naJed their residence IN the large ana
wen-appontec store DulIung wherein
sney make round a comfortable ana pros
porous doniclie Tor years, IN coanecrlon
win their aruuUus ana prontable la
Dor. by s1IlcL attenuon TO business.
and unyielamg energy therein, it is
meet that they now ENJOY the attrac-
live home recently purchased of II. E.
Cornell.
The flu still holds its awful grip on
this community. Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.
Hamilton and family of six childrn
have been severely afflicted. Mrs.
Hamilton, at this writing, is in q very
critical condition, with but small hope
of recovery.
Rupert Borden, who has been one of
the afflicted of the Borden family, has
so far recovered as to be able to resume
his studies at the State Technical In
stitute at Pocatello.
Miss Susie Harris of Springfield. Mo.
has Joined her sister here, Miss Mary
Harris, one of our teachers in the pub
lie schoos for an indefinite visit.
The Dietrich Federal loan Association
! held its annual meeting Tuesday. Ow-
ing to the prevalence of the flu the at
tendance was small and an adjourn
fment was taken to Saturday
Mrs. F. L. Palmer is at the hospital
in Shoshone. under the care of Dr. Dill.
with q severe case of the flu.
Mrs. Bailey has returned from Sho-
srone where she has been under hos
pitaI treatment for appendicitis
Guy Eddy who, with his wife. has
been laid up with the flu is now at
work again baiIing hay.
Mrs Mustard and Mrs. ]. ". Patter-
son were Shoshone visitors Monday.
Mrs. F. C. Smith was in shoshone
iand visited with Mr.. and Mrs VI. r..
Murphy,
Road work has closed for the year
showing the expenditure for work Of
men and teams Of S4.995.0O. Nearly all
.of this is repair work on about so
miles Of graded roads. To make roads
in Idaho is expensive, and to keep. them
made is equally so. Yet Dietrich does
it,and is proud of good results.
Mrs. w O. Hamilton, daughter Of
F'reemont Dooiey, died at noon Thurs
day after u long struggle with pneu-
lnonia following the influenza.
The following items written for last
week. miscarIied in the mails and did
not reach the Journal office until Sat
urday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w O. Hamilton and all
the large family OF little children have
ali been sorely afflicted, but Thur. give
more hopeful promise of recovery
Wednesday the little son of w. S.
was severely hurt by a heavy
gate swinging to and catching the boys
head between the gate and post DR..
Dill was called and predicts no very
dangerous effects.
Myrtle Borden is still in the hospital |
month she mas been in a heroic struggle
between life and death And stil the
issue is not decided.
Mrs. o. E. Borden and Rupert have /
had a hard struggle with the Influenza.
Rupert has recovered and Mrs. Borden |
is improving
Mrs Mustard was called 10 Kimarna
Wednesday to attend Miss Judy a for
mer teacher here who IS stricken with
the influenza.
Alr ana Mrs. Henry Oldenburg wei
known in this precinct as among the
oldest settlers here, removed to Spirit
Lake last spring where Henry engaged
N tne auto repair BUSINESS 1he setd
news reached here that Mrs. Gutenberg
died op pneumonia on Dec. 27th follow
ID by her little daughter Ruth on the
18th. Mrs, Gutenberg was a most in
iustrous wife and mother. well beloved
md respected by all. Her untimely
leath leaves four other children,
Sladys aged - years; Alice, 10 Willis,
!; and a baby of two months, bright
md interesting children who will sad
Y miss fond mothers care.
This has been a sad week for our lit
le village. After congratulating our
elves that our affliction from the in
luenza had passed us with only light
ittacks, it struck again with a heavy
and n