Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-04-03


Don't forget the English Lutheran
services to be held at the Epsico-
palian church Sunday. April 9Th. al
1 y. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Savage and +. J
Hege. OF Kimberly. stopped over for
a brief visit with NJ. j. Brown Mon
day.
Monday "a car accidentally ran into
grocery store. He was somewhat in
Jured but received no permanent dis
abilities.
Everyone has good time at the
~Htlrday night dances Patronage
home talent
X. A. Richter and family and cOu-
sin were visitors at the Blue Lakes
ranch Sunday. where the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Geo. A. Stoltz.
reside
Mr. Hardigan could not secure a
house III which to live In jerome,
and had to move his family to Twin
Falls until he prepares living
house here.
One day last week the five years
old son of Mr. and Mrs Ed John
son. who live two and half miles
south OF town. fell from buggy and
broke his leg
X. NJ. Newbry, the Eden real es-
tate man. was in jerome Monday on
official business as deputy sherif1 in
which capacity he serves when it be
comes necessary
Big sale on farm machinery for
the next ten days. Plows. harrow $.
etc Frazer Robertson Pence co.
Last Saturday Bill Thorpe had the
misfortune TO fall from horse and
break his shoulder bone The in
jury was attended to at once. and
the boy will soon be all right again
NJ Gordon. a brother OF A n Cor
from Vermont. and will locate at
Wendell This Mr.. Gordon was here
some time ago. and has come this
time TO stay
Paul Mcintyre has returned from
the overseas service in France Paul
says he was all over France. but
never saw jerome boy while there
althoueh he thinks that many times
he VAS within very short distance
OF them.
Sheriff White was informed thai
the parties who broke jail at Sho-
,hone ate breakfast one morning re
emily in Jerome. but he did not re
ccive the information until late in
the evening. after it was too late TO
start Il chase.
Harry &. Minis. son OF Editor
Nims has returned from Fort Doug
las. Ariz.. having been mustered out
of the service there Harry was in
The overseas service. and his many
friends are very glad TO see him at
home again
All kinds or harness repairing done
n n workman like manner by James
Summers. the pioneer harness man.
Or p. F. Green has moved his
Offices out of the postofiice building
into the r : Fraser residence. The
reason for vacating the rooms he
occupied over the postofiice was that
these rooms are TO be occupied by
the county officials
Rev A. W Jones. OF Shoshone.
gave an interesting stereopticon
lecture on Porto Rico and the Cen
tenary at the Methodist church last
Wednesday evening \ series OF
these lectures on the great Centen-
AIRY movement will be given here.
Big sale on farm machinery for
The next ten days. Plows. harrows.
etc Frazer Robertson Pence co.
At the meeting Of the business
men last week VIM. A. Peters was
tHDblllltu NOHHNN Nldli ilidll III lllf
War Saving Stamp campaign. Mr..
Peters is working out an excellent
plan for promoting the sale of War
Saving Stamps in his territory.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Gradoville. of
Central City. Nebraska. arrived here
Monday to visit at the home OF Mrs.
Gradoville's sister. Mrs. II. ID. Cook
Their arrival was a complete sur
prise to Mr.. and Mrs. Cook. who
we're very much pleased to see them.
The Times is pleased to announce
that MIR Irwin Robertson has become
a partner in the new firm of Frazer
Roherson-Pence CO.. Inc. Mr. Rob
erson is we'll known in this locality.
and is a valuable acquisition to the
company He will have direct man