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siery; Mr.. MscCardy. merchandise repre-,
sentative. basement buyer. Mr.. RINK. won,
18th av.
| Jordan Marsh Co: r. A. Fuller, furs
g III. Hurd, wonaen's hosiery and knit un.
Miss A., Nagel. art embrcideries Chase.
ments Hugh Owens art einbroideries and
yarns: arms +; ;, H. Rnsssls, ,eorscts' .ss ath sv
/ lingerie. childrens wear. g. Matison. rep
ressnting; Brasiin
| George 4. White Co; George r.. White,
notions hosiery, xlsyss; Brcslin.
Hermen VILE & Co. Inc; Herman wile,
wooisn and cotton piece goods, aannsls
representative; 900 5th av.. Room a2s.
Max Liebeskind Max IiebesSlnd. FUR
''''''s' wa nuRLsNcToN, vr.
r. d. Aberne,hy; Misc l., l. Pankhurst
lmsces drsss simminss hsndkerehssfs
CHANDLER. OKLA.
Jacobs spsciaty Shop; 4 Grcssnsn; n,
'i'n'na" . Ass'SisfiA CHICAGO
Puritan silks Corp; Roy Fl. Nerein,.
Marshall Field & Co. q. @. Tantiinger.
leather goods; 110T B'way.
Sam Gordon. mems clothing, furnishing
goods. women's cloaks. suits and skirts,
Continental
Boston store; Miss Nicol. fancy goods;
".
spring coats and suits; As white st. I'd
floor
Carson. Pirie & Scott; TS A. Iamond,
domestics. 4o4 4th av,
and boys clothing; 47o 4th av.
lincoln Millinery Co: Mrs, II. Goldman,
millinery; Pennsylvania.
Leiser Co.; +. d. Mellen. ready to wear;
".
North Side Fashion Ship Zen Neiger.
ready to wear, las West 3Sd ST.. care
H {. Lyon.
Rosenthal: N. H. Rosenthal. dresses
coats suits, furs. fur coats; 100 w. sea at.
u. Cohn; j. Cohn, floor coverings; Nc
Alpin.
ings furniture McAipin.
Chicago Mail Order Co.; B. J. Reilly,
ladies' and misses coats and suits for
Lassisy. s'S wRIte hit { Coolidge: L. r. warren
upholstery, draperies: Pennsylvania
Phllipsborn's: O.: r. Birdsall. wooden
goods i''lnsS' c1Sc9SNXr1 S1s INK
Kline Garment Co.; f. A. Klein. dresses
4o4 4th av.
Levy Blogs Co; Mitchell J. Ledsrsr.
millinery: Martinique.
CLEVELAND
May Co: r.. Reichelt, furs; 81 w. 26th
ST.. Sth floor.
Amea Co; Miss. II. Merriam. children's
wear; Miss s. Hauswirth, waists; Miss B.
Cooper, cheap skirts; Alfred Fantl, 116 w
SGD St
white goods F. II. Theft dress goods and
silks: 72 Leonard st.
VIM. Taylor & Sons; Miss e. Arnold.
handkerchiefs; Miss a. l.. Loomis, milli-
merry; 225 9th av
C1awson & Wilson; n. Thompson. piece
goods; 43 Leonard st.
Forsch CO.; l.. IL. Forsch, coats, suits
Continues on page twenty .swo>
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NEW YORK
FIR EDERICk C.. KAL1ERT Plaintiff,
SAu, INC, Defendant.
:, On reading and fling the annexed peti-
ION ION or Warren w Cunningham and David
and on motion Of Emmet Marvin & Roose
yels' attorneys for the plaintiff herein, it
ORDERED that all persons who have
any claims against the defendant. Mel
cniors.-Armstrong & Dessau Inc or claim
al. an interest interest or lien upon any of the funds
VI property or said corporation in the pos
session of the Receivers OF this Conrt or
eei1ther OF them. are hereby required to
hnto ne IN writing statement of the nature,
oates OF accrual. and amounts of the re
spectlve claims duly verified by the ner
son or an officer of the corporation making
sue sncn claims, together with the vouchers
All persons who fail TO file their claims
as aodiera herein . provided and within the time
from asserting any claim. lien or othsr
1isht against the property or rights of the
defendant. DEL, Sa Melchior, Armstrong & pes-
snail not be included in any distribution ~
,ne income thereof or the proceeds of the
fsad sasd dM 1nereo1' G AL Al such claims shall be
Hieu ON OK BEFORE January list 1922
with e. u Childs, Esq, who was appointed
Special Master in this cause at his office
az o9 Wall Street in the Borough OF Man
York o'a'e VI ne"
An claims filed with him are hereby
ssIeIred to said Special Master to inves-
tgaes, ,harson to hear prove and report. IN writing
thereon. any liens by which they are see
cured and The manner in which they are
lawfully entitled to payment
ine Special Master shall notify all
solicitors of record of tho time and place
Of the first hearing and may thereafter,
from lime to time. without further notice
adjourn such meeting to such time and
place as ne may appoint.
All solicitors of record shall be notified
by the Special Master of the filing Of his
report or reports and any party to this
cause, the Receivers, or either Of them
and for.sng any y party who has filed claim as
the filing of any report of the Special
Master file specific objections thereto
Exceptions not filed will not be con-
sidered by the Court. and III no exceptions
shall be dled within said twenty day
period, the report, or reports. shall stand
confirmed.
Said Special Master shall cause this
order 70 be published once each week for
three successive weeks In the Tribune a
newspaper published III tho Southern Dis
trict OF New York.
Dated November Z. 1921.
G. NJ. HoUGH. u. o, C. y.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
"a HOLLAND FISHER, Plaintiff. against
CHARLES G. FISHER Defendant Sum-
mons. Action for Absolute Divorce.
TO the above named Defendant: YOU
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the
complaint In this action and to serve copy
within twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive OF the day of service. and
in case of your failure to appear or answer
judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in the conf
plant
Dated. New York, January 10th, 1921.
HARRY SAKS HECHHEIMER. Attorney
for Plaintiff, Office and P. o. Address 1910
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. City Of
New York.
To CHARLES G. FISHER: The foregoing
summons is served upon you by publication
pursuant TO an order of Hon. VERNON Nj
DAVIS, a Justice of the Supreme Court Of
the state of New York. dated the nth day
plant in the Office of the Clerk Of the
House House In n the Borough Of Manhattan, City
York, October nth 1921 HARRY SAKS
HECHHElMEtR, Attorney for Plaintiff Of
hce and F. %. Address 154O Broadway
Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service
ALLENTOWN, PA.
r. Eiffere T3eorpa 4 Rittar

ALLENTOWN, PA.
,,, Nsorxs Y. Bitter; George ]. Ritter, mil
Ar.rooNA, PA.
r.rs The W,iliah' s,r 4 Gable Co.; Gable.
Sss@. ssS RALTINoRE
The Hss W.: Mss s R Kanfnsn tsn waists nas and
Liiisrthai, 1850 B.way.
= Heeht Bros, Co; N. Shapiro: boys cloth~
MA; Bacr & Lilienthal, 1880 B'way.
Jui,ns Gutman & Co; \. Metzger rib
sons, q s nosiesy; leather sSods; ,l imperial
Goldberg & Lavine: NJ. Lavine. mill
merry; Pennsyivania.
Sas asMcDoweil Co., Y. II. Eiser. ncor cover
tAes: McAipin,
strouss- Baer Co; A. X. Baer. Infants
and chsidren's wear: Pennsylvania
y. Metsger: N Metzger millinery; Aher-
Feidman Bros; L. Feldman, hosiery. un-
dss
sssi.lrens wear, womens ready TO wear;
Daniel Miller Co; H. 1. McLanahan
BEAVER FALLS. PA.
ready 70 nfsS BfNdHaSrrToNa msSf rSsa'p r. Yn0ef'ah
Fowler. Dick 4 Walker; h. d. Cease,
thasement) wofnens ready to wear; s
/. West 32d st.
Buffers; Mr.. Lenehan. hosiery ana knit
underwear; Kirby. Block 3 Fisher. $50
louis Rothstein. women's cloaks ana
suits; Commodore.
c. F. Hovey Co; Miss Haukap WOODEN
scarfs and handkerchicfs; Mr. Chapman,
furs and fur coats: Miss J. O'Callagh
won,ens wear; Miss Reynolds. sweaters
thasement9. ]. Waxenbesg, children's and
juniors coats and dresses; r. r. Meyers.
underwear. sweaters waists and bathrobes;
1884 B'way.
Freedman & Hornstein: A. Freedman,
ready to wear; BrozteN
karnow. Bros; N Karnow. wholesale
gioyss, n3tttsns hosiery; pennsy'vania;
hotel china; Murray Hill
New England D. G. Co.; b. prooker.
Wholesale dry goods, hosiery, blankets;
Pennsylvania.
Co Cupstairs}: Miss e. Nina
han. girls and juniors coats and dresses;
j. Breen laces. veilings and ladies neck
wear; C. Downes, silk colored and black
dress goods. Innings. veivets; lbasement>
4. Cohen, coats and dresses; Miss Rubin,
millinery: Miss Rice, hosiery underwear
gloves; Miss Markus. girls juniors and
chiidreps' coats and skirts; j. Aronson
hoys' suits mems and boys furnishings;
zoo 5th av.
Chandler & Co.: Miss webber, high
grade gowns; Mrs. Barrett dresses Miss
Lown. waists; 240 Madison av.
Green Bros; AZ. Green. dresses: McAlptn
Conrad & Co.; Miss s. II. Blumenthal
costumes; 1S2 Madison av.
G. w. Wethem Co: Miss J. Thornton
corsets; McAlpin.
F:lene's: upstairs buyers). Miss Keeean
womens waists, Miss Stack representing
coats and suits; Mr.. Post. merchandise
representative, ready to wear apparel; Mrs
Milliksn. infants wear; Miss Kaleske
womens neckwear; Mr.. OCallahan, no.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
Rollir 3. Fisher and julius r. Wakefield.
by and under the Last Will and Testament
OF Henry M. Peyser, deceased In so far 80
the the state Of New YORK. '' PIaintfs aganst ai
Herbert r.. Peyser Percy A.. Peyser, Herbert
Craearer {, indiyidnally and as AdminIstrator
S;uitstadt. Fritz Gattstadt: nthe! B.: Maysii,
syser smith Charles @ A. Aofpsay Dros olesnsa Aueussa
Margarst d Dc ~, Teller. lndiividualy and
Max Muhsten sometimes known as Max
M'an nsnry HenrE Mnhstsn soeeq nett, known
ranca Frederck William aes scbuts 'SilS EIvire
sehua Mrs Hedwig isuss sraesse u'es Jason
1;aat Emerson. as Executor Of the Last win and
Old Colony Trust Company, aa Trustee OF
1ne e trusts rust rsre created by and under the Last
Hubert Iierbrandt, Eulalie Herbrandt it,. Adoph ..d
Thiran; Charles 9. zielley, as Executor h Of the
soser Perkins KIN 1nsitYte and Massachusetts
Gompany Alien ProppeFty custoaian i Of a'fe1s ths
Company Trustee under the Last viii
Geased 9,asl; ps Felix Jesres. Executor Estate OF Of
iachard Roe, fictitious names Of certain
Parties interested as creditors legatees next
addresses are unknown to plaintiffs. De-
To the above named defendants and each
YOU. ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an.
swer the complaint in this action and to
attorney within twenty days after service o,
this summons, exclusive Of the day of ssrylce.
answer. Judgment will be taken asanst va, ~
by default for the relief demanded in tho
RUTGER BI.EECKER MIYLER.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
43 Cedar Street.
~ New York City.
To Herbert Cracauer. Herbert c.racauer az
Aynitministrator Of the goods, chsttels and
Jason D Emerson. Executor Estate OF
Marcus Marcus @. Farrar.. deceased; Anna Fried
stadt. Ethel B. Mayall, Jules Guiliet.
augusta Margaret do Zeller. individually
smd smd sstamsat Ns9ptr,S dS inhn Of the Last W
deceased; Charles 4. Drost, % Max M Muhistein st,s,
or or Milstein, Henry Muhlstein or Mils.eln
Servaes. Francis Frederick William Schutz
Eiyire Hubertinee Margarute Schultz. Jules
Trustee under the VIII OF Marcus O. Far
rar, deceased Old Colony Trust Company
Peyser. deceased; Fritz spranger HHbert
Herbrandt: Eulaie Herbra ndt Adolph
Thran, Henrietta r. Fox Coser, Felix
!effes, Executor Estate of Ida NJ. Peyser,
deceased; Perkins Institute and Massachu-
setts School Tor the Blind. Boston Floating
Hospital, Chidren's Hospital. Alien
States. OF America; and Jane Doe and
Richard Roe. fictitious names of GER
tain parties interested as creditors, lega-
tees, next of kin or otherwise, whose real
names and addresses are unknown IT,
PLAINTIFFS
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order
Of Honorable Vernon Nj. Davis Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF State of New York,
dated the 1lth day Of October, 1921, and
filed with the Complaint herein in the
the County Court House. Borough OF Man.
haitian, City. County and State of New
York.
Dated. New York. October goth 1891
RUTGER BLEECKER MILLER
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Once and Post Of1ce Address,
43 Cedar Street
Borough of Manhattan,
New York, N T.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
INFORMATION WANTED

Whereabouts Of Helen Ames, wife Of N.
Ames. who at the time of her dsa ppear-
snce abandoned her husband, residing at
S33 Schaeffer ST. She has not been seen
or heard of by her husband In five years.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Helen
Ames notify #. b. W1LGUS, Attorney. as
West gath St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

*oTH ST. LEXINGTON. Av. tHotei Rut-
rated; room. bath. SIS weekly up; also
room. use bath, $11 weekly up; restaurant
convenience; big reduction for persons.
s3D ST, AT MADISON Az. stIIotel Ash
toS)--Newly decorated room, use OF
bath, s12 week up: room bath SIS weekly
up; buses surface cars. subway: full hotel
service: restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

THE 12ith Anniversary of tho Society for
the Relief OF Poor Widows with Small
Children will be held November 17th at the
house OF the Secretary at ID M
MARGARET A. JACKSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
TRTBuNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING G
FOR SALE

THE RUMMAGE sale OF Tho st.
Timothy Alumnae Guild will be
held on Wednesday and Thursday.
at 6 East aSth at. instead OF on
the corner OF Madison ay. and
b4th IT.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
. West Side

slsT ST. 4. oLUMBUs Av. Colonial Hotel)
Newly decorated furnished rooms, .v-e
OF bath; Sic weekly up; elevated. surf 70
cars. subway: full hotel service; restaurant.
265 WEST END AvE.-Suite single rooms
and studios with or without bath; ref
crence.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

SHEFFIELD FARMS CO.-Wanted. few
positions Of route statesmen remain va
cant. We will engage CLEAN ABLE
BODIED, AMERICAN CITIZENS between
the ages of 21 and 35. for permanent posi-
tions Apply, 200 LEXINGTON Az
N. r. c.; l54 WEST 31st ST, N. Y. c.; or
any main distributing branch
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
BOARDERs WANTED

10TH ST.. AT LEXINGTON Av. taote,
Rutledge)-For ladies: one room ard
meals from SIS up; elevator; telephone,
ETC.: full hotel service; newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
COUNTRY BOARD

A MoDERATE-PR1cED boarding home
for those seeking a perm home or
rest; ideal location; good food and finest
mineral water good treatment; we also
take semi -invallds. Write or phone. Bell.
IFS r u Erhrata. or address The Naples,
Akron, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Any OF Our Branch Offices.
Here's ONE job

II.
traffic association wants few clean
cut men. over 81, who are willing to work
hard for executive positions in American
and Foreign Commerce; selected applicants
VIII be thoroughly trained during their
spare time and assisted to positions after
trained; experience unnecessary, but must
have grammar school education. For in
teryiew phone Murray Hill 5626 or address
c. w. Pitts, 103 Park av
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Automobile instruction

AUTO INSTRUCTION.
and 8 weeks courses for
owners. Chauffeurs Mechanics, Salesmen
WEST SIDE Y. M. c. A.
sos West 57th St, New York
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

COUPLE; excellent cook, butler: very neat
obliging Southerners: best references:
anywhere; $3.50. Wettlers Agency. 20 w.
43d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

COUPLE, French; competent cook, butler
best references; city, $3.50. Wettler's
Agency. 20 w. 4Sd st. Murray Hill S569
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

TYPIST. expert; Christian; knowledge of
stenography; best references e. Meyer.
Hanover $500.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

child 5 years; excellent cook and wait
ress. Irwins Agency. $50 9Th av. Fitzroy
5SO3
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Nurses. Etc.

INFANTS NURSE, experienced, competent
capable and willing to care for older
children; best references. Lang & Beech
erer Co.. 43 West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

COUPLE; Al cook, butler-valet- chauffeur.
fine. long references German; $50
Wettler's Agency, 20 w. 4sd st. Murray
Hill 1859.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

HOusEWORKER. young: good cook. ex-
cellent references. Miss ritzgcra Id s
Bureau. 366 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

COUPLE. English; cook, butler; compe-
tent; willing. conscientious; anywhere:
S14o. Wettler's Agency 90 W. 4Sd st.
Murray Hill 1868.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

HOUSEWORKER, young Polish woman
excellent city reference. NJ, Miss IIof-
mayors Agency, 10 e. 4Sd St. Sd floor.
Telephone S947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

COUPLE-English; young: butler and
cook: nice appearing. highly recon-
mended Miss Halls Bureau. II West
44th. Vanderbilt S340.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Miscellaneous

JAPANESE-Experience cook butler. com.
petent trustworthy, references Arencv
1oS West 4Sth st. Bryant 1881.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

COUPLE: cook, laundress butler; useful ;.
splendid references Shaughnessy's q
Agency, $50 9Th av
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

Domestic
CHAMBERMAID. experienced. Protestant
in country; mending and assist in dining
room; family 3 adults; wages $50. Apply
by letter. giving last reference. Box 642.
Oyster Bay. N. Y.
GIRL for light housework. Mrs. Camarow,
50 johnson av., B'lyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Laundresses. Etc.
Miscellaneous

LAUNDRESs. German; nrst class, capable
worker; excellent references. Lang g.
Boecherer Co., 43 West 33d at.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, single, years cx
perience: neat, good driver: exceptions /,
references Man. 126 W. s1st st. Riverside
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOuSEwORKER, excellent cook. waitress
references; city, country. Shaughnessy'
Agency, $50 6th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOST Bankbook No. ss,7st OF the u. $
Savings Bank of N. Y, Payment stopped
Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

LADY'S MAID. French Swiss; excellent
seamstress; willing and obliging; highly
recommended. Lang & Boecherer. 43 West
33d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

| education, best references; any kind of
work. K us, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

WAITRESS OR CHAMBERMAID-Yo Young
Irish Protestant; good city references;
r.. Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10 e. 4sd st.,
Sd floor telephone Ss47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

EXCELLENT Swedish cooks. chamber
maids. buffers and couples city. coun.
try. Berta Carlsons Swedish Agencies,
1877 Lexington av. near 6lst ST. Rhine
lander 8547. 22s0 Broadway. corner s2d.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER and CooK-Young Swedish
couple; small adult family: city or sub
urbs p. Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 E.
4Sd ST., I'd floor Tel. S947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

! COOK--Neat; settled woman excellent
| cook; economcal. highly recommended.
| Miss Halls Bureau, IL West 44th. Van
! derbilt S340.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Mattresses

WAITRESS. young; willing. excellent Miss
Halls Bureau, II W. 44th st. Vanderbilt
8340.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

CoUPLE-swedish; young: butler and
| cook; first class; highly recommended d.
| Miss Halls Bureau. II West 44th Van
| derbit 8S40.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

Souk. German; first class In all branches: !:
1snn ,ay or country; excellent references
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

COOK. Swedish high class. neat pleasing.
Agency. 30 w. 4sd st Murray 1lill 49i2.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-05
ASKS FOR A REPORT.

] am one Of the many busi-
ness men Of Shoshone who con
trlbuted to the Fourth of July
celebration fund. These sub
scribers have a right to know
who paid money into this fund
how much was paid, also what
was paid out, 10 whom paid and
for what paid. | haze waited
patiently for several weeks to
see such report published.
but 50 far it has neS appeared.
| have talked with several Of
the subscribers and they also
wish to see such q report. Is
it asking s0o muca of the COM
nHttee haTing this matter in
charge a@ give sEch report
In the journal next week?
FRANA MILLSAPS
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-05
MILITARY FUNERAL

The body ofGarre5t Zimmerman VIII
arrive in Shoshone Saturday and VIII
be given military burial Sunday,
at o'clock. The services viii be in
charge Of the American Legion Posts
OF Dietrich and Shoshone.
Sargent Garrett Zimmerman was a
member Of Co 3. s47 Machine Gun
Battalion Of the slst Division. He was
killed in battle at Very. France. in the
Argonne Forest, Sept esht. 1918. He
was the son Of F. ". Zimmerman. OF
Dietrich.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-05
DIETRICH NEWS ITEMS

F. ". Caldwell and c. NJ Lackey
left their farms down Al Besslen last
spring and have spent the summer
working at Fruitiand. we're here ioOs-
ing after their interests this week.
Mrs A. c. Kershner, Glen E-rssner
and pife, Ida Matsor "a Ollie Bate
and wife ~ere looking after fruit at
Blue Lakes Tuesday.
Alr. and Sfrs. Howard and Mrs How
ards sister were At Blue Lakes sun
day and brought home some nice fruit
William Brooks and family who
moved out to the Morrison ranch tgo
weeks ago have moved to town again
AIRS. Root. and her son Elwin, from
Pierce Dakota came down BY auto
mobile a week ago and are now ris-
iting IT the home Of AR and AIRS , y
Gage
Thursday Il Isst week Benui- Mat
son gave a party 10 "A large nursbe- Of
yowg people at the Masson hane n
Diefrich.
John Matson and Beanie -rs -
Jerome Tuesday on aasinesz
oir- and Mrs J. E Johnson have tx
en q weeks holidag ani are enjoy
Ing it camping.
Mr. and Mrs JF FFo,sso- 1,s NJ
Houston's father zrere visiting ~ Je-
rome Sunday.
Mrs. Z Z Estes is sick At the hos
pital IN Ciooding
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-05
A COMMUNITY OUTING

pa ; = !. ?. - -
y" '- W -. -, = r~ - -
''iiu'.S VI Oh a.
D4o"s"' 'u"en ''ru a. "e' : - -
4 ~ ely '..-'s' 'u' 80 " : - =. :
~e''ins ne parry "'-S --.us''' - '-,s
's run anu nan -, - 80
20 ','e 0''' > anu s'''
o'''oii'is su'l.''is' '''''' ~
Guy g A-o'
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-05
GONE TO STATE MEETING

E. ". Sinclair. A J. Werrel. Harry
Oxley and Ross Borden left Monday
for kellogg, Idaho to attend the state
meeting of the American Legion. They
went as representatives of the Weeks
Yaden Post. The meeting convened
Wednesday morning.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-05
RICIp IELD 1OCALETTES


Mr. and Mrs Ralph Edginz-
ton are the preud parents Of
new boy born uly 9th.
Lawrence 'ehnsan, of Logan,
tab, is visiting at Marley 9lis
week
The Hagerman-RichGeld base
BAH game played here Sunday.
was victory for Richfeid by
let3.
George Schwanner. Bert Bax
ter and W E. Emerson trans
ac1ed business in HALEY Tues
daE
Mr.. and Mrs. Brush returned
from Boise Tuesday eAeuins
after "a short busiaess Trip to
the city.
Frank Lockwood has charge
Of the barber shop turing Mr.
7 RaXters absence.
Mrs. w. ?. Barnes has been
clerking in the T. !. Mcmahon
store the past week, filling Miss
'ohnsons place during her va
cation.
Walter foungkin and family
are on a camping trip over in
the Cape Horn vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, parents |
of Mrs. R. w. Pridmore, return |
ed to their home in Boie af- |
ter several days visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensen |
were Sheshone visitors Tues
day.
Wednesday evening Mrs.
Harold Brookman was hostess
at a bridge party. Sixteen la
dies present. Mrs. Baer won
first prize, Mrs. Owen Young
kin the lewest.
Mesdames Prindle and Emer-
son entertained the Ladies' .Aie
Wednesday afternoon, at the
latfeers heme. Refreshments
were served following a bus +
mess meeting. II
Mrs. Crosby entertained at a 8,
bridge luncheon Friday after J
noon in honor of Mrs. W. T.
Daughertv, of Boise. Covers
we're laid for nine.
A luncheon, followed by
bridge. was given by Mrs. :
Henry Lane and Mrs Jennie :
.ane Saturday afternoon. COM
,limentary TO Mrs. w. T. W
laugherty and Mrs. A. L. ,
fletcher. l'
Mrs. Murray Brookman en- =
ertained at a one o'clock lunch 5,
on Tuesday afternoon in hon re
? of Mrs. W. T .Daugherty. iu
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill, of Salt pa
AXE. spent the week end Nilh ~
Ir.and Mrs. Baxter. - =
Mrs. Spurck and Mrs. Lind Sc
ner are camping this week m.
ith the Trahela Tribe % w
girls. sn
Or. Dill was a Marley visitor an
lesday. ~
Mrs. Bob Mcmahon and ror
other Mrs. Bowler. visited at an.
|. MeMahon's home N'ednes Wi
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Fudge J. f, Edgerton. of Fairaeia an,