Shoshone journal., 1923-07-13


Miss Mildred Griffin, Of Boise, was
visiting relatives in shoshone this ,
week.
Gottfried cehrig, Of North sho-
shone was city business visitor on
Wednesday.
Mrs E. c. Gooding, who is living |
at the summer cottage in Ketchum,
was in shoshone Sunday.
The Knights of Pythias lodge, No.
% is again meeting in regular ses-
sion every Thursday evening.
Ted Burgess left Sunday morning
for Pocatello where he has been
visiting relatives for the week.
Miss Lillian Burgess returned Sun
day evening on No. II from Poca-
teiio where she has been visiting.
Rev. B. F. Meredith Of Ashton spent
Monday in Shoshone on his way to
attend the Epworth meeting at
Ketchum
Mrs. George Bowman and Mrs. J.
w. Taylor OF Dietrich spent Saturday
In Shoshone and were callers at the
Journal office.
c. Ben Ross, mayor Of Pocatello,
was visiting John Bailey Monday
while here with the dairy special
They are old-time friends
Miss viora Gwin of Salt Lake City,
is spending the week here visiting ner
mother and brothers and sisters on
her way to Alaska.
Rev. Winning of Idaho Falls spent
Monday forenoon in Sheshone on his
way to attend the Epworth League
assembly at Ketchum.
In the road work to be done in Idaho
with federal aid money the road from
shoshone to HALEY to Stanley is on
the list for improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conklin. of Poca-
tello, were visitors in the city this
week with Mr.. Conknn's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Conklin.
The lodge. Modern Woodman of
America met in regular session Tues
day evening at which regular routine
business was transacted.
A special stock train. No. 1870, was
sent up the branch Sunday TO bring
down a trainload of lambs which the.
local could not take care of.
Mike Morton left Monday evening
on No. II for Hot Lake, Oregon. to
visit E. E. Lacy who is reported as
not showing much Improvement. He
returned Wednesday.
Joel Priest of Boise agent for the
Union Pacific spent the most of Mon
day in Shoshone arranging the dairy
special and then going on with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Yeaman and
family who have been the guests Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yeaman left |
Saturday for their home at Burley.
During the past week the Baptists
held an assembly twelve miles north
Of Ketchum and the Epworth League
held their meeting one-half mile from
Ketchum.
The Ketchum local enjoyed a good
patronage the first of the week when
big crowds went there to attend the
Baptist assembly. And the Epworth
league meetings.
Friends OF Miss Barbara Grewell
report having seen her in Boise. She
is not yet sufficiently recovered from
her Illness necessitating her getting
around In a wheel chair.
Work on the south Dietrich road was
finished by the Highway district Sat-
urday and the outfit is now at work
on the road south from the Cotton
woods which they will gravel for two
miles south.
A truck load OF girls from Twin
Falls spent Monday forenoon in sho-
.hone. They were on their way TO
Yellowstone National Park. They
we're high school girls belonging 10 the
club known as the Beehive Girls. II
Mrs. T. E. Edwards and daughter
spent Saturday in Shoshone ana were
a1lers at the Journal office where
hey left magnificent samples OF
apples carried over from last fal IN
heir potato cellar
celce Baldwin. daughter Of W. r.
Baldwin broke her arm Saturday IN HI
peculiar manner. A COW was iayins
own in the field and celce went over HI
nd sat down on her. The COW sud- N
enly raising threw her off and broke u
ar ann I