Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-03

day.
Vote for W. T. Turner. for sheriff.
Advertisement.
Thomas H. Gooding, sr, spent Mon
day at Gooding on business.
William Waggoner who has been in
Boise returned home Sunday.
The regular meeting of Lincoln
Chapter No. AZ o. E. s., will be held
Tuesday at the K of P. hall.
An organizer for the Ku Klux
klan has been in the city this week
trying to organize branch in Sho-
shone.
Mrs. Turnbull entertained at a.
birthday party and dinner Monday.
with only relatives and close friends
present.
Mrs. E. NJ. Clements who has been
visiting relatives at Boise for the past
three weeks returned to Shoshone
Tuesday
Senator Perky, of Nampa, was in
Shoshone visiting friends Tuesday on
his way to Jerome to hold a political
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bailey, of Port
land, Oregon, who have been visiting
their son. John Bailey and family.
have returned to their home.
Dr. Harry Davis, optician viii be
the office of DR.. Herbert Deane. over
the Shoshone club, Friday, to examine
eyes and prescribe remedies necessary.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Harris are back
in Shoshone again after quiet a stay
in the Carey country. Miss venetta
Harris spent few days in Carey last
week. -. -4---- s.-- -.
Miss Stella Cook who has been Wis
iting her mother in Missouri for the
past two weeks, has returned home
and is now at her desk in the court
house
The merchants Of Shoshone are put
ting on community spirit campaign
during which they will give free
tickets to a special Saturday after
noon matinee at the Baugh Theatre.
As a candidate for the office of
County Superintendent, I would ap-
oreciate your vote at the November
election. My name will appear on
he Progressive ticket.-Miss Angie
Saturday is the last day on which
-ou can register to vote at this cleo
ion. If you were registered at the
rimaries you viii not have to regis
er but if you We're not, you will have
o register this week or loose your
ote.
w. T. Patterson, Of Dietrich. was in
hoshone Wednesday in interest Of
is campaign for County Commission
r. He says many do not understand
hat they can vote for three commits
toner's, one for each district and says
here seems to be an apathy on the
art Of the voters.
Ida NJ. d. Withrow, Democratic
andidate for State Representative.
i'll appreciate your vote. Tuesday.
ovenaber 18th, 1922. Received her ed
cation in the Cumberland. Ohio. high
'hool and Athens Ohio, Normal.
teacher of varied experience. both
ementary and high school for more
ian thirty years. Has been in the
ounty Treasurer's office for more
an two years and has a good knowl-
ge of taxation.-Advertisem
A party was given at the home Of
iss Nine Newman Saturday night.
le hostesses were: Nina Newman.
hel Roessler, Elizabeth Reilly, Elsie
hwager. Margarite Newman. The
ests We're: Carolyn Ballard. Carrie
adshaw, Margarite lie Bailly, Mann
e schwager. Archie Blyth Ellis
atz, Robert Bailey, Ester Baldwin
d Miss Dingle. They had Miss Din
tell the fortunes Of the guests.
ey had . eharade and refreshments
re served during the evening
rbe high school gave a Halloween
~ at fhe X. Of =. hail Saturday
bt The hall was very appropr-
u decorated With pumpkins ana
% stalks for Windos decogations
ballad hay composed me seafs,
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q the erogd busy phen they were
danelng Ihe musle gas fvrniFhea
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sen ana afephee hhosas speei
y ana a0ushnpis psfe fhe epffer
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