Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-06-10

Joe Dunn and family. motored over
from Bull, Monday. Miss Marie Dunn
staying over for. short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Hail Horne, Jerry
prdum and Mrs. Evelyn Smith, of
Wendell, motored to HALEY Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Louise Obey niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Obey, arrived Tuesday last
from England. She intends to make
this her home.
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday, June s, to Mr.. Eugene Pet
erson, age 2e, of Haley. and Olive
Frost age 20, of Seattle. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schiller, are the
proud parents of baby boy, born
Saturday morning. The new-come
weighs u pounds.
The w. c. T. U. met at the home of
/ Mrs. Frank Mason's, Tuesday at
I o'clock p. NJ. The next meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs Inez Scott
Tuesday June p at 3 p M
Mrs. Fred w. Gooding. Mrs. A. w.
Hansen and Mrs. " r. Murphy en-
tertained at a bridge party, We'd
nesday, June 8. at 2.$o r. " at the
home of Mrs. Fred ". Gooding.
Miss Alice Alexander and Miss
F'Iossie Mason left for Albion, Sunday,
to take course in summer school
preparatory to teaching.
Frank Afillsaps announces this week |
that he is now prepared to serve the /
public with sweet cream, butter and /
buttermilk. Also that he is in the !
market with a high quality ice cream
in special packers for family use.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Gooding Jr. are
the proud parents of bay girl. weight /
four and one-half paunds. T. H. /
Cooling Jr. returned from Boise !
Thursday where his wife is doing |
nicely in the Boise hospital
The Senior Glass were on a ram
page again Thursday last. They took
in the picture show and then retired
to Miss Elaine Clower's home where
an elaborate lunch was served. This
will probably be the last meeting Of
the class of 81.
The young ladies class Of the
Methodist Church held a scrubbing
party Wednesday June 8. The church
was the victim of the onslaught
After everything was cleaned up, the
party went to the ONE of Mrs T. H.
Gooding ST.. where a lunch was served
with music accompaniment. Mrs.
Cooling was one of the energetic mem
bers of the crowd.
Miss Mary Vail. who used to work
in Miss Cooks office, passed through
here on No. IT. Sunday evening. Miss
VAIL has been transferred to Alaska,
and will take in the Rose Carnival, in
Portland on June s. 9, 10, on her way
to Alaska. She has been connected
with the Bureau Of Public Roads De-
partment.
Paul H Smock has taken over the
tinsmith business of the late Chas.
Wernicke. Mr.. iSmock is a young
nan of energy and ability. He has
been n resident of Shoshone since
last September and during that time
las made many friends who wish him
success in the business. He has had
everal years experience as a tinsmith
nd the past six years has taken an
extensive course in mechanical
rawing which qualities him to not
My do the work but prepare the
lans and draw the designs for all
york in his line.
Fred Walker has been transferred
rom the ]. c. Penney CO. store OF
'hoshone to the J. c. Penney Co. of
Columbus Ohio. He served with the
nd Idaho on the Mexican border and
Joined the army when
he United States entered the World
Var, and spent two years in France.
.fter his return from the army. Fred
ntered the employment of the ]. c.
enney Co. I'm Shoshone, and his pro-
lotion to the J. c. Penney CO., in
Columbus. Ohio is a result OF his
bility and sticking qualities In that
ne. Everyone who knows OF Frcd's
asst service in the army and his
lergetic work in the stoca of this
,wn. were pleased TO hear OF his
'omotion and wish him all success
his new field OF work