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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
HAVE YOU
STOMACH
TROUBLED
~ So Build Up Your
NeFVe-Force.

4 suffered many years from Indizestio1, but
since began taking your Nuga-Tone ] an
completely cured. ] VII recommend Nug7-Tone
20 al ny friends" says Theodore Lainc. 3l6
Providence Building. Duluth, MIN.
The stomach IS a mixer. Il churus the food
and uires j. With the Gastric JUICE. Nerve
force KEGS the stomach working Let this furrs
become impaired and see how quickly you'll hive
trouble Gases. belching and beating comz
from iernent1tion Of half digested food Which
passing into the bowels makes more trouhie-
hiholsness constipation and headache
Don 100. NTH hIt Or mss Medicines. Nu-1-
Tone strengthens the stomach BY increasinz is
nerve-poEer- uss Il and you can hive a Uondsr-
fol appetite, good digestion and regular bowel
acton NuEa- Tone leeds The ncrve-celis q
uches the blood and strengthens The ho,1v
through and through. You VII Be % Wi
satisfied with Nuga-r0ne. you'll recommend Il
10 Al your friends
Druggists guarantee NuEz-1one- Buy a botf,s
a bottle VII last you a Nhoie month. Us Il
- days and i you don't feel better and iooE
better. take the remainder Of The package hack
70 the druggist and get your moneT bacL.
Coed druggists everywhere sell NuEn-
Tone. Try o. Get bottle today -
Kelly q Pollards DRUG stors.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
SAID SHE FEELS
LIKE SHOUTING
Mrs. Biggs Had No Idea
Any Medicine On Earth
Could Help Her AS Tan
lac Did.

when 7 think about how much
Tanl1c die for me, ] feel just ike
shouting for JOY" said Mrs. Lizzie
BiEEE. Of Smirhneld. Illinois. For
fifteen years / had stomach trouble"
she continued. and I couldn't eat a
bite Of anything without being miser-
able Cor hours afterwards ] also had
bilious spells and my head would ache
like an iron band was tied around q
and often 7 would get as yellow as q
rumpAil- was nervous, too, and so
restless ard ffdgety that often I
couldn't 90 20 bed and 90 10 sleep but
7 would have nerfous rigors and
many e night have laid awake wait
ing and hoping for morning 10 come.
and Sometimes I couldn't lie IN bed
any longer and would Just have 10
Eer uD and sit in a chair for the rest
q the night I finally got so weak
that couldn't have walked a block
- 7 had been paid a hundred dollars TO
10 f. and ] felt SO bad all the time
that life was a burden 10 me. I tried
All kinds Of treatments and medicines.
but meme CT them did me a bit OF good
and I began 20 think there was no
hope for ne al all
when I heard about Taulac doing
70 much good and decided 70 try II
7 was too weak 20 60 for a bottle my
SELF and had 10 send ny daughter. /
didn't believe ir possible for any med
seine 10 do what Tanlac has already
done Tor ne Before ] finished the
first bottle my strength began TO
come hack and 7 could sleep better
-han have for years OF course I or
dered some more and kept on taking
80 according TO directions. snd now !
feel as strong and healthy as I did
thirty years age I don't have any
more bilious spells and the head
aches are gone and my skin Is clear
lEafu- When meal time comes 7 have
good appetite and don't have 10
worry about what I eat or how much,
because f. all agrees with me All
signs o. nervousness have left me
and nov. when I go 70 bed, / fall
asleep almost as soon as my head
touches the pillow I don't have TO
send ny daughter 10 the store for
Tanlac now. az I can 90 myself, and
Only the other day I walked down and
touches the pillow I don't have 20
was down there and found / had
gained twenty pounds NY daughter
and both think Taniac saved my life
and I never intend 20 be without q
bottle o. this grand medicine in my
house as long as ! live"
Taulac Is sold ia Fl Paso By Kelly
e Pollard and by the leading drug
Elsts Or practically every city. town
ana VILLAGE in America.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
viii Take Off
All Excess Fat

Do you know that there is a simple.
harmless. effective remedy for over
fatEess that may be used safely and
secretly by any man OF woman who
is losing the slimness Of youth?
There is and IL is none other than
the tablet form Of the now famous
Marmola Prescription. known as Mar
mola Prescription Tablets You can
we'll expect a reduction OF from two
to four pounds a week without dieting
or exercising. Marmola Prescription
Tablets are sold by all druggists at
75c for a large case. or II you prefer
you can order direct from the Mar
mola Co. $50 Woodward AVG, Detroit,
Hich.-AdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
Qualities rs DetectiUe
By Keeping Track Of
Her Husbands DoingS

Dallas, Tex Feb. IA Fort
Worth woman has written to chief OF
detectives Cunning asking for a Job
as a detective here. She declares she
can unraTel deep mysteries with ease.
i have never had any experience
as q professional detective" she ex-
plains. but for a long time 1 have
been tracking my husband, and / am
good at it. I get a great deal OF
pleasure out OF showing him up and it
seems that the ideas just come TO me-
Chief Cunning replied with a letter
stating that women are not used or
the force here. but that her applica-
ton will be filed for future reference.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
4 SmOkeless PiHsburg
Within 2 Years; Help!

PittsburE, Pa Feb e1.-A smokeiess
Pitrsburg in two years
That's the prediction made here by
Charles N. Means. former manager OF
the inspection section OF the United
States fuel administration
Probably no city in the United States
has gone as far as Pittsburg in the
developing OF smoke prevention meth
DDS. and Mr. Means stated that II had
been the experience Of many concerns
which have installed the proper pre-
cipitation apparatus that the product
recovered paid for all costs Of equip
ment and showed a good profit II
has been figured that the loss here on
account OF the presence OF smoke runs
into hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
TODAYS ADJUSTMENTS


The Ellanay theater has made spe-
cial arrangements TO hold Thomas H
Ince's big special. The False Faces. &"
which has created a sensation in this
city the past three days. an extra day.
This production has created so much
favorable comment that It was decided
to give those FL Pasoans who have not
yet seen IT another opportunity. The
Ellanay wired for special permission
to hold II over and have been for
tunate IN securing this picture for
one more DAYS showing.
The past three days this picture has
played 20 unusually large crowds and
all those who have seen 10 are walk
ing advertisements for this produc-
ton
There is no doubt that the crowds
today viii be as big, II not bigger.
than the past three days. those who
have failed 70 attend the Ellanay the
past three DAYS should by all means
avail themselves % this last and final
opportunity 70 see the greatest pic
ture shown this year and should make
It q point 10 come as early as possible.
-AdW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
YOIO County, Calf, Has
Biz Per Cnhffa Wealth

woodland. Calf. Feb. 21-Yolo
county has the highest per capita
wealth OF any county in the United
States. according TO statistics COM
piled by the chamber Of commerce
here and the local banks These
showed that Liberty bond purchasers
ia Tolo county totaled s2s5 per capita,
or S3.958.60d- The banks Of the coun-
" have s7.I12. $50 on deposit, or more
than s474 per capita.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

GBECIAN-aD ANGER. co SLOW. =
11ae Murray delighted many Grecian
patrons again vest erday fin the six
reel production. Danger. Co slow"
This picture is highly enjoyable and
tells the Interesting story Of the eZcit-
ing adventures Of girl burglar. who
through peculiar circumstances finds
herself in a small town and uses her
vantage.
There are many exciting scenes and
many scenes that are very laughable
and amusing and through IL all Mae
Murray as a little girl burglar is very
cute and fascinating
Danger. Co Slow" IS being shown
at the Grecian theater today for the
last time In Fl Paso-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

Lovers Of true drama in the photo
play viii welcome with delight the
fact that Louise Glaum viii be the at
traction at the Garden tonight in
"Wedlock," which has been referred
20 as the greatest achievement OF this
gifted stars entire career. There will
also be shown a Christie comedy that
is all laughs.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
Would Bar Cigarets
From State OIL Maine

Augusta. Ne, Feb. 21.-An attempt
20 bar the cigaret from Maine is un-
der way Representative Bean has
fled in the legislature a bin TO pro-
hibit the sale. importation or han
ding OF cigaret paper or cigaret to-
bzcco. The penalty is n fine Of not
exceeding s10O or Imprisonment not
exceeding so days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
now DTTy-pTTOT7 TODaV.

liam Fox star. viii be seen at the BIZ
jou today IN "A Roman Cowboy" the
greatest OF all his comedies This one
is a scream Bring the children. Clara
kimban Young, in her select picture,
The Road Through the Dark" will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

Evelyn Nesbit's latest photOplay.
'Woman-W oman" will be presented
at the Alhambra today for its final
showing. This sensational play, con-
trasting the difference between peo-
pie in a small New England village
and those Of the Bohemian quarter in
New York makes an exceedingly in
teresting story. The weekend issue
Of Kilograms" the AIhambra's new
weekly, Will also be shown.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

Eddie Polo. the hero OF an boydom.
will be seen today at the Wigwam in
another thrilling instalment Of The
Lure Of the Circus" In this number
he gets out OF his Chinatown impris-
onment and pulls some real stunts.
There viii be the Screen Telegram and
one Of o. Henry's charming stories,
The Enchanted Profile"
Monday the Wigwam will show FL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

Women proved to be a huge success IN
England as managers Of Industrial plants.
Some Of the cases where they proved e.
ficient in every way as managers Of
plants was as follows Engineering air.
plan engine works. rolling mills. chemi-
cal works. glass factories. paper mills
brsEs-les and electrical plants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

At the UNIQUE TO-DAY and t0moTroW
you can see the best Hart picture ever
made-"Helrs Hinges" This picture
was shown at the UNIQUE some time
ago. but you can't afford TO pass Il up
this time because 10 will not be
brought back again. The best picture
Hart ever made IS wen worth seeing
whether you have seen It Before or
not. IT IS so good that the producers
have had a new print made Of IT, The
price will be- adults IS cents. children
10 cents, plus war taL.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
EIulira, N. Y, EDry,
But Il Has IN Oasis

Elmira, n. p. Feb. 21-On the great
desert Of Sahara there is believed TO
be a spot here and there where one
may find" a drink. Not unlike the
Sahara, there are spots here and there
in this dry desert" section OF New
York state where a drink may De
Found" Doubt it2 Consult Elmira's
police record for January. Thirty-five
arrests for intoxication is the record.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
Who's There, Asks Victin,
No One. Saus The Thief

Kansas City. No, Feb. 21--Who's
there demanded William Whitecraft
from the head OF the stairs in his
home at mi dnight-
NO one came a voice from below.
and a pistol shot followed rapidly
the closing Of the front door.
Investigation developed a diamond
ring, gold watch and chain and seal
skin cap. valued at $3.50. and SI3 in
cash missing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
Cleveland Traetor At Washington


It cant blow hard enough to affect
the pulling power Of the Cleveland
battle type tractor. but a sand storm
is not pleasant TO spectators. There
fore the tractor and pillow demonstra-
ton viii he repeated at Washington
Park Saturday afternoon az o'clock.
kibbe Trastor Cos-AdW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
Mail Orders

Do your Spring shopping by mail
at The Globe. Your Spring mer-
chandise viii cost less and you are
guaranteed satisfaction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

sic Ferguson IN His Partisan Wife. 4"
in exceptionally good Artcraft.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
JAPS KEEP EYE
ON RACE ISSUE
Premier Hara Says There
Is No Reason For China
To Demand Tsing Tao.

Toxic. Japan, Feb. 2l.-(By the As
ISOLATED Press).-In replying to an in
terpeIla-ion in the diet today, premier
Hara said there was no reason why
China should demand the return Of
Using Tao
To another interpreter, the premier
said that the race problem would
never escape the utmost attention Of
The government
with reference 10 premier Hara's
statement regarding the race problem.
&c may be recalled that in a Paris dis
patch February Il reporting the pie
nary session Of the peace conference at
which the covenant OF the proposed
league OF nations was read by presi-
dent Wilson. 81 was stated that baron
Maxine Of Jap@l, after speaking in
approval OF the high purposes Of the
league. added that a proposal would
he submitted later by Japan which il
VAS hoped would receive favorable at
reuri0u- The dispatch added that he
did not make known the nature Of
this proposal. but that il was sup
posed 20 refer TO an amendment abol-
fishing racial distinctions in interua-
-ional affairE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21
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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
WILL REACH QUOTA

The committee in charge of the
Salvation Army drive in Jerome
county are of the opinion that the
quota of $500 assigned to the
county will be reached although there
viii perhaps not be very much OF an
overflow OF funds The first segre-
cation was asked to raise one-third
OF the amount. and that portion of
the second segregation which lies in
Jerome county is expected to raise
the other two-thirds. or $1,000 At
this writing the committee lacks
considerable of having the necessary
amount. but if all those who have
not yet contributed will do so At
once We will go over the top before
the week ends. Opportunity week
ends September 29th.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
SOCIETY

In accordance with its usual Gus
tom the ladies of the Civic club en-
tertaired the teachers OF the schools
at an informal reception last Satur-
day afternoon Despite the incleIc.
ency OF the weather there was a
gOodly number OF the Civic club
members present and the program
and talk fest" was enjoyed mutual.
ly by both members and gfests Mrs
l. o. Brown. Mrs. Grenzeback, Mrs.
Cloyse Minis rendered charming
piano selections. Mrs. William Peters
recited several Kipling poems in her
usual pleasing manner and Mrs
Thrall was enthusiastically encored
In two vocal selections In the alb
sence of the president Mrs. Burkey
occupied the chair and babe the
newcomers welcome in a few well
chosen words. Ice cream, waters and
punch were served during the after
noon by Mrs. Werner and Mrs. Man
non. The new teachers are most at
tractiye bunch of girls and will be
a distinct addition to Jerome life.
The Woman's club of Grand View
gave o delightful reception to the
teachers at the Grand View hall last
Friday night The teachers en-
ployed this year are Miss Remission
and Miss Olson
Mr. and Mrs. w A White enter
tanned the Five Hundred club OF
Grand View Thursday evening. Mrs.
White served an elegant luncheon
and all had pleasant evening.
The p E. o. society held their
first meeting OF the year Friday at
the home Of Mrs. G. A Quay Be
sides the regular business meeting
there was short musical program
The Rebekah lodge met Monday
evening in regular session. A ban
quet was served and a most pleasant
evening was had by the large num-
Der in attendance
Mrs. House entertained at bridge
Saturday night complimentary to
Mrs Ernest White. of Twin Falls.
Mrs Dr Piper was prize winner.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

ANf"htNtf RftatA'
County Atorney a b Barclay re-
rrsi the fore part Of the week
hon e three weeks visit with his
bother and other relatives and
fslds in Ohio
John Jacobson of Grand View
Is finished drilling we'll on his
aaeh Many of the neighbors are
alars water from his place.
C. B Brown was hero from Good
,s ale IN the week
sse the uev MAXWELL before buy
.g-afy 32-tf
c ? siamper who recently had
a. operation in Mayo Brothers hos
piil 10 Rochester Minnesota. was in
Jerome Tuesday disposing Of his in
is'ssis here Mr. stamper has fully
recovered from his illness. He Will
lie 90 Boise ia the future
Ar end Mrs John Lindsey have
moved into town from Grand View
W. Lindsey sister. Helen Jacob
oa. Is staying with her while attend
ag high school
J Il chroler OF Buhl. was a bus
less visitor in Jerome late I'm the
vsek
iouil be surprised at the extreme
low operating cost OF Coles Hot
0AH Pipeless Furnace Burns any
'usl--eeonomically adv
T. + Miichen and family. OF Bur
~ are preparing to move to Colo
AGO to live. SO NJ Mitchem stated
'naay when be was over from Bur
~ tie lived 90 Jerome for three
ears at one time. when he was en-
go" isa"N a. W hief COM
'-D'' ia'er living at Hazelton. and
loving from there 10 Burley. Mr.
AHenen has farm in Colorado
'al'n ne expects 10 improve
Mr. and Mrs Ralph shaver have
-''ed from Grand View to their
ann in the Bruner district. known
" the Grow place
attorney Paul Haddock was over
''n Shoshone last Thursday
isn't necessary to tear up your
,u''e to install Coles Hot Blast
''pe'e's Furnace Burns any fuel
.unomically AS easily put in as a
'sa'ng stove adv
Miss Katherira Tansmnn who lives
y 'an Francisco California. has been
49,, uur'hg the past week visiting
- ,s and looking after her ranch.
y ~''n Is located near the depot Miss
.'"''nan says she hopes the street
sum paved out to the depot.
,. a' and Mrs Harry Templeton are
o,' "vlng on The Bragg place in
,a.'' u 'le" Harry Longshore has
purchased this farm
Judeo a.
M '1uee Barnett stillwell has been
VIZ" an attack OF la grippe
U. s"Vlous Apples for sale at VIM.
,,s '"er = ware room. west of mill
n 'e'ator. also at orchard north
4, ~ "Oof building. Prices: SIPS.
a.. S' and $500 per box. +. e.
~ ana l.. A. Tillman.-adv. 2t
Ma. ~ Lyons returned Sunday from
J ea. "nere he was representing X.
'''S Edison business at the fair.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

| ,viiI. 49,. u" way o. 20
wiz meet at the Ierom, Drug c,~
pany at eight o'cloci and nrov,.,
will be made '''''''oi
JAKE 'oons and family of cr..,
view have purchased Il farm a,''1
GARFIELD. Utah and viii le.v. n
about October LIST '
marry Temple is now In Gilman
Illinois visiting his sister
For farm loans see the Joroo,
National Bank Quick Service MsSy
A very Interesting c,mr.n.,
Sing as held Friday nigh in ~,
Amusement han ana large croo,
was present Besides the siugt,,
the Virginia see and the ouarilI.
were revived. ana proved to he a..
popular as OF yore It win h. ma.
essary to have some funds 10 c.rr, o.
this work during the winter ana =.
subscription paper Is being eirculat.
ed to raise the n.ccssar, funds
William tombstone returned fran
Alberta last Thursday Mr. Johns
stone. while IL Caaada purchased ,
half-section OF land Hr drilling
wen On his Grand View ranch
c. a Hatfield was over from Bub
Tuesday
See the new Maxwell before buv-
ing adv 4y+r
Logic Ellis is now one az the
clerks In the Puritan stores. bee have
ing resigned This position when he
enlisted in the marines early in the
war.
Mrs. Nina stuar, J.. here on bush
ness from Boise Her bows are ai-
tending school in Boise Mrs Stuart
has purchased the Angus farm ia
Grard View
W d Jacobs Was among those
from Twin Falls who transacted bus
iness her. ,he fo-, ,,r, ~, ,A. ..1.
Dr Ncrai rho ....,.,, .,
IL, "a WITH y c....
mrs FRED Murch is recupera'ine
rum ID" operation "hi'h she under
went al Oshkosh. Wisconsin same
tim. 400 r,. 49,. r,..
Injured J., ..,.,.,., -
some ,y..s. 400 .hn. ,,a.,..
IS now able 10 be- around in wheel
chair
NJ p-,t,,,a, .ho h.. ,....
living With Mr. and Mrs Lewis Lynn.
has now taken up her abode IN her
~" " "''''' j" ''' '''."" ~" u''
wv
Mrs Chas b. Kline and daughter
are at Paye,te for fce days With
Mr. Kline
u,. ,,,- .t,,.. .,.ss al, h.
Nth CIT. Dh.rr...y ". h.r Ifa a
-. -. a.
MIS- N'o'' 9'n''a'' is ''" '''''''
,n, ,.- ,.o,h.r 4,,h .ni .n,er
a.. ..,,. ,,..,,u,to. ~. uid5l. o..
o.,.,
r.. non. and c.orro u,l wore
D., ,,n,aoon an, nan, nm hpsin..s a
few days recently
- Co., -, r,,, rors ua-
,........ .',.,or tr t,-om. m. ,or.
~, .s. ..,.,
'''
Se' '"' Nv"
''
The new brick building oe'ns
erected by the Jerome Plun0'"F
Heating company ON Main S''''' '
eo'". . wy ra nn,sh.d rbe mater.
-, - ,,,., h,,tdiny across the street
from this to be erected 10y Mr. '"s-
ter, Is now ON lhe Io""' "''
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

Mr. and Mrs f. II Prentice ara
, '.g end iranaactmg business At
Fairfield ''''''a' "'
vocal lessons Marc4esi metbod)
'''S' "ildes Veazie Phone 1853.
3O-5t
MRS. j l. Gurwen returned last
week from months outing with
mrs. } A. Armstrong ct one of the
oregon beach resorts Mrs Gurwell
reports most enjoyable vacation
ana Mrs Armstrong is now visiting
friends in Seattle.
j L. Gurwell and family have as
d guest Mr. curwelrs mother whose
nome is in Portland, Oregon.
Six agents OF the Chicago Portrait
company using four autos. we're
'an'aasine this locality The fore part
Of the week.
Saturday night dance Amnsement
hall Entertainers ON Aoor adv
Nr. N,.
Vance,, 'N' ''' entertain the
October 2nd
f. ~ 1
i,..,. n "'''' ''olA N'rKa'
'"'''"'' tlit' Ir is teaching this wear
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

TO TRADE-1919 Chevrolet. out
3 months. to trade for COWS Inquire
six miles north and l mile east of
Jerome. 32-2t
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

FOR SALE-Sman house. very
we'll built. at bargain. Inquire OF
E A. Hougendobler. y mile north
and "a mile east of North Side Inn
S2-tf
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
'''S' BERKELEY WALKER

TI"hO Teacher
opsOsuerly taught for Kansas CITY
No. s"S Sory or Music, Kansas City.
Music u Utah Conservatory OF
salt Lake City, Utah.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

MEN WANTED Twenty laborers
for work at Miner Wages. $500
per nine-hour day. First class board
SIPS per day North Side Canal Co..
Ltd 32-1t
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
,cpouE COUNTY TINES

-, every thursday at Jerome.
|1Dl'N Idaho
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

-rorLEY WALKER. Publisher
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

..-.cpIprIoN. 5000 PER YEAR.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

County Attorney a b Barclay re
fnsi the fore part Of the week
non three weeks visit with his
toher and other relatives and
ihsnds in Ohio
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

Mr. and Mrs w. A. White enter
tanned the Five Hundred club OF
Grand View Thursday evening. Mrs.
White served an elegant luncheon
and all had pleasant evening.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

Mrs House entertained at bridge
Saturday night complimentary to
Mrs Ernest White. of Twin Falls
Mrs. DIT Piper was prize winner
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25

The p. +. O. society held their
first meeting OF the year Friday at
the home Of Mrs. G. A. Quay. Be
sides the regular business meeting
there was short musical program.