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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
by Forrest DRYDEN.
President Prudential Insurance Con
pamy @: America.

President Prudential Insurance Com
pany ot America.
Stand some morning in tho office
Of large life insurance company
when the mail IS opened. Sec tho
great stacks OF letters brought IN and
empticd on TIE receiving tables, and
let your Imagination busy Itself with
tho stories that lie behind these en-
velopes. Hero is n money order from
81 crossroads post ofhcc-onlv q few
dollars. vet husband and wife have
sacrificed for q month TO purchase the
protection IL represents. Here Ia
check for thousands--a great corpor-
alton has insured the life OF its pres
!dent, In order that the business may
be protected in the event OF his loss
sun, formal envelopes, and poor.
shabby onvelopes-somc addressed IN
typewriting. some III ink, some with
lead pencil In letters hardly lcgiblc--
But every ono "A magnificent tcst-
Nlony TO human faith For the people
from whom these envelopes como
have never seen tho office q: the In
su!ancc company nor met its officers;
they arc ,ntrus;ing the dearest thing
!u tho worId-th protection OF their
wives and chldrcn--to mon whose
names even are almost unknown 10
them. surely there Is no moro SOL
onn trust than this. pity the in
eurance man, no matter how familiar
tho sight may be to him. who can
watch tho morning mail being opened
without feeling renewed and deep
rHed sense OF obligation at this vast.
silent, ritual OF Confidence and Faith.
Where the Money Goes.
Now what becomes Of these mil
lions TINT arc scnt 10 tho insurance
companies from families all over the
world? Are they kept piled up in
banks? Some OF them are, for sound
company shall always have large
4 catastrophe or an epidemic may
Suddenly depcadent-thc insurance
company must he always prepared.
Elt wha: OF the rcS,--the millions
s,nd millions which will not be need
Cd by tho policy holders for years?
IN St. paul's Cathedral in London
there is 4 sinEl. slab mavK!nC tho
burial place OF Sir Christopher Wren.
the architect OF tho great Cdiiicc. Up
on IL is this inscription In Latin: "1f
you would see his monument look
about YOU" Tho same Inscription
NIGH; be written OF the dollar which
you, and you, and you. have intrust-
cd 10 Your insurance company as Il
protection for the future. II YOU
would see that dollar. YOU have only
to look about you. 1t is not living idle
IN some vault FAR away; it is invest
Cd and a. work close at hand
Dollar, mt work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Dollars mt work.

You pick Up The telephone receiver
and are connected with a fricnu IN
another part OF your city. !, is a
miracle that would amaze us more II
u were lot 50 common. Your insur-
;uc" dollar has helped 20 work that
miracle. For tho telephone system
has been constructed by the proceeds
OF telephone honds-aud millions Of
dollars %! insurance money are IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Printing Connection

Ey means Of a double joint. spark
plug and printing cup arc placed to-
gcticr in such n way az to keep tho
spark points away from SplaShi ng
oil and direct the gasoline for prim-
ing 20 flow BY the plug. Tho Joint
IS screwed into the place OF tho
spark plug.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
Former Cczia Girt We1IS
In Jacksonville

4 marriage license was issued in
Jacksonville last week TO Mr. Henry
Cover 5tallw0rrh AMI Miss Ella Mae
Rivers. No particulars OF the marriage
has been learned here
Miss Rivers is a beautiful daugh-
Ter Of Mr. anu Mrs. r. ]. Rivers. OF
this city ana Jacksonville ana has al
ways made her home N Ocala until
about two Years ago when she vent
I'D TO Jacksonville and has ever since
that time made her home there.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
~ atkins ~ e11

Last Saturday morning az the Office
OF the county Judge. Judge Futch
officiating, Miss Gladys Webb. 81
Drew. Mississippi. vas married 10
Mr. + D. Watkins. Of Winter Park
The bride Of this marriage was visit
ing friends II Oak and accompanied
by several 81 her friends from there
m0tOTed 70 0cala and vas married
mere.
Mr. anu Mrs. Watkins eft Saturday
afternoon tor Winter Park. where
they viii make their home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
Mrs. Carney f7onora1

Mrs. Z. l. Carney Of 0cala. who
is the house guest Of Mrs. J. T. Park.
was the honoree at a delightful narrv
given Wednesday afternoon BY Mrs.
5. 4 Thompson At her home. 8S4
South Dakota avenue.
The house vas arristically deeorat.
Ell with Quantities Of bright-hued bios
SONS and asparagus ferns. CRYSTAL
-ases ana bowls were dlIad with cllt
flowers OF delicate shades n tha living
room. while IN the reception room
and dining room poinsaftias anu red
h1sh1seus were used. TIE lining
room table vas laid with madeira
and luncheon cloth.
The afternoon was spent varv
pleasantly with musical selections ann
games.
Refreshments Of chicken salad.
olives. pickles. craamed oysters in
y1bais. saittnes. sandwiches. whipped
cream DarfaIt ana angel TODD cake
with maraselino cherries placed on
top of the parfaIt which was served
IN tail crystal glasses. were enjoyed.
Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
a Most Enjoyable 7H-y


At their attractive apartment.
which had bean made very lovely
with the addition OF many flowers. the
bright bignonia anu the red Doinset-
tias predominating, Mr. ana Mrs.
Phillip Murphy entertained At cardss
Tuesday evening as d special COM
piiment to Messrs. Fay ana jennings.
vino have been IN our city As the
guests OF Mr. ana Mrs. Wade Dumas
The guests were met ana greeted
by the hosts who gave them 4 most
cordial and hearty welcome When
all had arrived they found their Dlac-
IS with pretty taIlies. and soon a very
spirited contest was on and this com
test proved to be lucky TOR Miss SUI
sic Lou Ellis and Mr. Harvey Clark.
who were both gwen prizes for being
such apt players Mr. Christensen
was given the booby prize
At eleTen-thirty Mrs. Murphy, as.
assisted by Hiss Marshall and Mrs. Du-
Ith as. served two-eourse supper.
Those who were the fortunate
guests al this party were DR. ana Mrs.
Harry Walters. Mr. ana Mrs. Dumas.
DIR. and Mrs. Clifford Aver Mr.. AMI
Mrs Roy Oft. Mr.. and Mrs. HarEey
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Christensen. Mr.
and Mrs DeHOn. Miss Ellis and her
guest. Miss Yoyie 81 Gainesville. Miss
Mary Marshall. Miss Willie Walters.
OF Albany Ga. Mrs. H II. Harold
and Mr. Jennings Of England ana Mr..
Fay OF New York.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
Barlow ana ocziz Divide 1oubie.

Barlow ana 0cziz Divide 1oubie
aiH
IN spite Of the cold weather. quite
iarge and enthusiastic crowd
gathered AT the high school basketball
court aSturday night to witness the
basketball doubleheadeF between the
girls Of Barlow ami the girls Of 0cala
anu tie boys of the same two places.
The. air vas brisk ami made the
games lively The girls started off.
playing their first half. ma then the
bows came IN for their share OF the
fg1n. both games were FuIl OF pep ana
rhe rooters we're there II full force.
Thev. were never IDLE for long while
Ehe bail was in play
Both of these two teams show signs
Of hard york ana both played sood
ball They all played 50 we'll thar it
is 100 hard 90 mention the GOOD play
ing Of any particular PLAYER On either
side. However. II would uur De fair
70 pass over the splendid playing Of
George Jordan. vino vas BY far the
star IN the Oeaia boys team. ana
each girl played her position SO veil
that no one outsh0ne the other.
Neither town vas v1ctor1ous over
tile other as a team from aach place
won 3 game. The girls Of 0eala won
by dve points. the score being Il 10
g. and the boys Ut Barlow we're the
winners N their game 5v the score 0f
IS TO IL
The 0caia girls VIII nave game
with the girls Of Gainesville this
week, in Gainesville. ana they are tx
pecting TO bring home the bacon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

land wool sweater with a white sport
skirr u flannel and sports shoes A
small white straw har completed the
costume.
4 blue ana white navajo sweater
was worn bv Mrs r. r. GOWN. Jr-
VINO is spending the season. She wore
a light blue sports SKIRT 70 match the
blue N the sweater
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs. q New York
who arrived early last week. has been
wearing a black Canton crepe frOck.
made On straight ines, with a cord
glrdle around the hips. She IS wear
ing with tins gown a large black straw
aat with 4 fat bow On the brfm.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

the hospital. This is their first born
and the Young man is receiving
most hearty welcome from his parents
and other relatives.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
Two Very Fine Attractions
For Next Week

Manager Bennett mas certainly got
two treats n store for his patrons for
Thursday anu Friday aignIs Of this
coming week. The dates should ne
stored away in your memory 50 you
will not forget them.
Thursday night the bill viii be "A
Night IN Honolulu which comes
with the very finest Of recommends
kions from Che press all over the
south and other places that they have
been
Friday uight Frieda Benpel. the
worlds greatest soprano. assisted hw
two famous soIois1s. will be III Eha.
Temple.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

Mrs. Walters ana her daughter.
Mss Willie Walters. of Albany. Ga.,
are. in the city as the guests Of Mrs
Walters daughter. Mrs. Russell De-
Hon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

OF interest to a VIDE cincla Of
friends was rhe marriage OF Miss
Eta Francis Ellis anu Mr. Haven I.
Drigsers. which was soIenuized at
the home Of Rev Henderson. IN River
side Jacksonville.
Miss Ellis is the daughter OF Mr.
c. W Ellis. we'll known resident Of
Duvai county.
Mr.. Haven L Driggers is the ONLY
son Ut Mrs. Lila Gill. formerly vi
Tampa and has q number OF relatives
n this county,
Mr. ana Mrs. J. n. BRIAN. anu their
little SON. after i short visit IN OeaIa
with Mrs. Brvan's parents. Mr. ana
Mrs ". X. STRIPPING, returned On
Sunday TO their home N Tampa
Mrs Martha Williams left Oh sun
day afternoon for Miami where she
will spend the balance Of the winter
with her daughter. Miss Josephine
Williams. who is making her home
IN. chat place, where she IS practicing
her profession as trained nurse.
Mr. C. y Harris drove over from
Orlando Saturday anu remained over
Slintfay with his family.
Mrs. H H Macdonald Lett Tues
day for Havana where siIa viii en-
Joy 4 several months stay with her
son ana daugnTer-in-Iaw. Mr.. anu Mrs.
Clarence Macdonald. VINO make their
home in the Cuban eapitaI. While in
Miami Mrs. Macdonald makes her
home with another son and daughter
in-taw. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mac
Donala. at the New Gautier apart
ments.-Miami Metropolis.
Mr. ami Mrs. Clifford Proctor will
+ieaFe today for their new home at
0calA. Their many friends. wish
them much happiness IN their new
lf0ms-Sanford Herald. Tuesday.
Mrs. Walters ana her daughter.
Mss Willie Walters. of Albany, Ga.,
are in the city as the guests Of Mrs
Walters daughter. Mrs. Russell De-
Hon
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
Fsisia Eleupsi ana s+er concsrv

rsfEua r7s.npst ana f-er Concert
Company at the Temple ian. y
FrIeda Hesnpel. w0rtd-famous sos
nTano, has chosen for her concert
company two artists OF great Fenown-
Mr. Coenraad " Bos. the famous
Dutch pianist. is hailed as the KING
OF accompanies. and ms so8o. work
places him among the first rank of.
concert pianists. Mr. LarIis 2. Fritze
was formerly 1utist OF the Metropolis
tan Opera Company ana of the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra. Both
artists viii play group of solos be-
sides accompanying Miss Hemuei
Mrs e. &. Peek is. entertaining this.
afternoon III auction.
1ksss8a6
Mrs. Spence OF Pelham. Ca. VINO
IS spending some time with friends
az the lake, was the guest OF eAErH. @.
4 Cox tor = few days during the.
week.
Mrs Joseph Rowntree ann her hahy
slaughter OF Iowa are riae guests or
Or. anu Mrs. L 4. Won Engesen.
Mr.. Eagle Gregorv spen1 5Hnaay IN
south Florida as tina guest Of his.
smother.
Ar. anu airs. Neaf Moses are the
very prDlla parents u a splenuid son
mat was 00rn On Sunday afternoon at
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Proctor will
+ieaFe today for their new home at
0calA- Their many friends. wish
them much happiness in their new
Toms stanford Herald. Tuesday
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
Dance n -onor 81 Basketball -ezn

= @Is9S- ~ T9a1-l y -7zEaFsS---sl17' LII
Last Saturday night At the 3eaIa
Countrv CLUB following the double
header basket bail game between the
8artow ana 9eala boys ana girls me
visiting teams we're entertained by
the local teams At 4 very delightful
dance through the courtesy II Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Camp. VINO loaned
the attractive club house Tor this puu-
pose.
Informal dancing vas enjoyed until
midnight BY chese Young boys anu
girls and during the evening hot choc-
0late AMI sandwiches we're served.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20


The numerous card clubs of the city
all had most enjoyable meetings. this
week.
MouaaE mgnt Mrs. = W Dumas.
VINO IIas been 50 often entertained by
the girls of the A CIub. entertained
IN their honor. anu she also haa as
her guests quite i number OF other
friends who We're not members Of
this popular club
The Round Dozen net TOR their
weekly game OF auction On Tuesday
with Mrs. Norton Davis. who had as
her only other guests her sisterin-
law, Mrs. Clarence Camp. her niece.
Miss Stella Camp ami guest. Miss Eva
HaFreiE On the same night the
Tuesday evening club had one OF their
most enjoyable meetings with Miss
annie Benton Fuller who proved
very pleasing hostess.
The Thursday Cw0-sabIe club had
the pleasure OF meteing with Mrs.
George Ford. at the home OF 1er pa
rents. Mr.. anu MRS. g. A. WeatheTs.
Mrs. J. H Hydricks entertained On
Thursday night IN honor OF the a
Club girls ana Miss Eva aarreH Mrs.
Hydrieks IS u member OF this popular
club nad the members are always 50
delighted when she returns home COR
visits. This meeting proved 70 BE- one
Of the most enjoyable u the many
small parties given during che week
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

Ar -IloNaDle @Usasr
On last SATURDAY Mr. anu Mrs.
Robert Anderson Jr. entertained
quite number Of their friends al an
oyster roast.
The crowd LETT town shortly before
dark ami made the ride 70 the home
Of Mr. and Mrs c. Ak. AZ the Mead
ows II A verw short time. Here they
were greeted with huge roaring Tres.
which eelt good. as rte night was a
very cold one
Over hot beds Of coal many deli
cious oysters we're roasted. ana with
these the hosts served hot biscuits.
pickles. etc.
During the evening dancing was
enjoyed anu i very merry time was
spent together. The crowd returned
home Late in the evening having
spent d very enjoyable time
Miss Eva Nae EarreH. a most at
rractive young girl Of Whaleyvfile,
Va. arrived IN 0caia last Saturday
night to spend several weeks at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs Clarence
Camp. Miss Harrell visited IN OcaIa
anu at the Lake several summers ago
ami the Young people among wTOIn she
made a great many friends are giving
her q coFdial welcome back again
Miss Mary Piatt is expected Horne
IN q few days from New Orleans
where she has been the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. arthur Hardaker for the
past month.
Mrs. Hugh Braford. VINO has besn
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. E +
Crook. for the past month expects to
leave Sunday for Jacksonville TO
spend = SNORT while with another sis
ter, Mrs. HaInrick. before going On 20
National Bridge. Va. 70 Join Mr.. Bra
ford Mrs. Crock viii accompany
Mrs. Bradford 70 Jacksonville for a.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
Small Socizi Artairs

Among the many enjoyable social
affairs given n the city durIng the
week vas .he informal AT home CIV.
an Wednesday evening bv Rev. and
Mrs. J. J. Neighbour N honor Of their
second year spent N our city The
affair vas most informal. there nav
ing been 10 special invitations issued.
the church members and friends be-
ing invited through the press. Many
responded. anu most enjoyable
time was spent at the reerorv.
Games we're played. ana with spIen-
did music tt1e evening passed into
history entirely TOO soon
Rev. nad Mrs. Neighbour ara very
pleasant entertainers and IN evening
n their home always means one OF
great pleasure 70 all
During their stay in our city they
have made many friends VINO are not
members u their church, ana the hope
OF all is that they viii spend many
more Years n our midst
Another pleasant affair was the sill
YER tea gwen On Thursday afternoon
at Che home OF Mrs. z. L Carney by
Ehe Daughters. 4 program Of Robert
&. Lee. whose birthday this tea vas
given 20 honor. was given by differ
emit members III the chapter. num-
Der Of musical selections we're also
gwen by some Of Ocala talented
musicians.
The silver offering vas q very gen
arous one ami viii De applied 20 the
chapter work
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

The regular bi-monrfllv dance gwen
by the Eight O'clock Dancing Club
was. held at tine Vornans Club last
Friday night with almost twenty
counIes in attendance. As usual the
music was furnished by Harrzelrs
novelty I'VE with the addition OF one
more musician ON this occasion. maxi
ing it a six piece orchestra. Mr. Albert
ing march ami dancing with him was
Miss Isabelle PARROT. OF Oxford. Ne
an unusually attractive visitor. vino
Is guest AZ the Harriss' home. Miss
Parroft was gowned IN a pink brocad-
Ell satin dancing fTock with trimmings
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

Mr. anu MrHA Eesf Noses. are tha
very proud parents 0f a spEenuia son
that was corn On Sunday afternoon at
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

Mrs Fred Sheppard. OF Dayrona.
spent I few days N OeaIa during the
week as the guest of her daughter.
Mrs T. J. Perkins. al her nome IN
Fl King Mrs Sheppard before her
marriage to Mr.. Sheppard made her
home IN this city and her friends are
always very glad TO welcome her back
70 her old home
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20
re Dancing Cir: n a Night IN

r+onoiulu'
Miss Una Carpenter. vino plays the
Hawaiian dancing girl n AZ Night
IN Honolulu which comes to the
Temple theater Januarv Is. IS Il Young
woman who has made her way On
the stage by careful study. She is
TeFy charming anu attractive dancer
ami thrilling mystery narrative is
entEvined with an embracing lova story
Of Old Hawaii-The island Paradise
n A Night IN Honolulu
From the opening scene 70 tha end
Of the play the spectator feels that ne
IS really living amony these fascinat-
ing natives. sharing with them The
sorrows ana Joys u their picturesque
life The author has reproduced these
qaIut people anu their manner II III
atmosphere ttrat is most realistic.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

Mrs. E L Carney, VINO mas bean
the house guest for the last ten days
OF Mrs r. T Park. returned TO Ter
home n 0caia Friday noon. During
her stay in Tampa Mrs. Carney has
been beautifully entertained. Tampa
Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

Mr.. ana Mrs. George Williams re-
turned on Monday from snort visit
20 Jacksonville where they were call
ed On account Of the critical illness
OF Mrs. Marv Williams. VINO we are
pleased 20 announce IS 50 very much
better.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

Mr. ana Mrs J. n Bran. anu their
little SON. after 4 short visit IN Oeala
with Mrs. Bryan's parents. Mr. and
Mrs ". X Stripping, returned On
Sunday 10 their home N TAMPA
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

Mr. Eagle GFrzorv spent 5nnaay IN
South Florida as the guest Of his
smother.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-06
Lad


P T. sutplen, Of Gooding, spent
Monday in shoshone on business
sl aaaa Pancoast, of Gooding
spent Tuesday in shoshone GA bust
ness.
The Misses Eleanor Anderson and
Aerial Fike are spending the week in
Picabo visiting with Miss Fixes moth
er. Mrs. Harry Neal who recently
was married to H. H. Neal, cashier
in the Picabo bank.
Chas. Pethiek, Mrs C. ". Pethiek,
Evelyn Bennett and Miss Mary Nc
Alahon were those making up a tour
inc party. taking in Haley, Ketchum
and over the Galena Summit into the
Chanis country, back through Nackay
and thence taking in Blackfoot and
Pocatello
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Murphy
and son. Jack, Of Seattle, are visiting
with Miss Beulah and Miss Mary Guy
mon, while looking after their property
interests in this section Of the state
Mr.. Murphy went on to Ogden for a
few days business trip and returned
the latter part Of the week.
/ Miss stella Neral Of shoshone
has been the house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs A. z. Brinegar at their ranch
/ home Miss Neral IS in charge Of
o hospital at Hot Lake, Oregon, and
was on her vacation. Mr.. and Mrs
Brinegar took her to Mountain Home
when she left to resume her duties
+ Camas County Courier.
The following are the new Officers
Of the Baptist B. Y. P. q. for the en-
suing six months: Vernon Wolfe
President Miss Iva Alexander IL
vice-President; Miss Mabel Mason
End vice-President; Miss Leona Rit-
1 ter. Secretary; Miss Carolyn Ballard
Assistant Secretary; Miss Helen Field:
Treasurer: Miss Elsie NIoCollum, Pi-
anoist and Miss Florence Wolfe hei
assistant.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-06
At THE sAUcH


The bill at the Baugh Friday ana
Saturday win be a double header, the
Overland Vaudeville company appear
ing these two nights only in conjunc-
ton win the regular program Of pic
lures. ia the vaudeville portion Of
the program VIII apear Miss Marion
Marlowe in the south's poppy songs
and dances; Blackface Oscar Martin,
the man who writes his own songs;
Miss Edna Barber, the piano fiend;
Jack Irish" la Mar the Irish hod-
CARRIER in funny faces. This clever
cast with its comedians is sure to
make and evening Of joyous laughs
for all, old and young The picture
win be the Man From Home" and
good comedy.
The program for the coming week
at this popular theatre is an excep-
tionally good one and is as follows:
Monday nieht-Alice Joyce in THE
Inner Circle and a good comedy, The
Applicant, Paramount picture:
Tuesday night-"Courage' Fox News
and Mutt and Jen''; wednesday
nieht-Pon Negri IN "The Dsv.i ?
Pawn. a Paramount picture that Is
exceptionally strong; THURSDAY night
.syVhat Happened to Rosa" ard the
serial Blue Fox.
Under the new MANAGEMENT Of Sir
w1lholt this theatre is becoming very
popular and the bin Of pictures Is
/ improving greatly
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-06

rt Ia PooatelIo
l3n- =. l,,s,ress
" su''1''
Fred Gherig ana Cl'l'o -
ployed at 'iie ~ =
John Bailey and son were bo-ss ''s
itors Wednesday Of this week.
cooaing and Mrs. D. sid
-. eritl, snent wednesday in Rupert.
,f,1as and daughter LEFT
- sunday TO SPEND a Week.
ioi .-..-a, child met last
ne 80 1900 ,yit5 Mrs. Weir
y 60
o,;.+,. has returned
Ais - 80 u,osl,.s visit IN
noi-9 49,
Haiies' p,.brisl,l.
80 -. visitor in shoshone
w@s
Ao. ,.,o.a If Bnrnah
MIS- I'm eto.rona This
spen' ~" r,-ana rslatives
o. +rg
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-10-06

Make your own sweet cider. See
7,-,,la,- adv
- co.-,- s-e- 7re.-
e-,.- ~, t..ss-e~s
airs Ben DarfaA hes been
the week IL Boise IS s+e s
mother
The teachers e me seA'
IN been at 4"-n ans
tendins the teachers i
Harlan d Hest has been a
a good part Of his time the past Two
weeks in Boise on business before the
supreme court he mas a "ll'-'s'
cases 'i-s'7
MISS Madame ia'--
Pieabo and 2lrs- cert 50
tello visited recently WIN ~ 'l-1
Dan condlyn' MIS- D-1
turned to her nome IN =
Miss Hanafin went 70 NJ
attend the
ars se s...1rs ~
si''7' =. Any i raw uv-
past eliL'y ,r--
~ s-.s,4s rsa
~ II 8. .++sss The
'-i7 .,. ,- ,-osr.rsa
Miss simpson. Of bo,7e'
of the idaho Re6ekan Asssli''is
+ the guest 4ue7ess