Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-16

John E. Bailey spent Thursday at
Richfield on business.
Mrs Truman Mcmahon, of Richfield
was visiting in Shoshone Friday.
Mrs W. S. Dumvin entertained the
Senior Bridge club Tuesday evening.
Mrs Edgar Holden, of Hay Spur.
is spending the week in shoshone
Mrs. Edwin Crosse entertained the
Junior Bridge club Wednesday even
ing.
Z Miss Elaine Clover, of Gooding was
a week end visitor in shoshone with
her parents.
Mr.. Hansen, of Walla Walla, Wash,
is here visiting his sister. Mrs. Clar-
ence Crothers
w. T. Patterson, of Dietrich, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Shoshone at
jtending the commissioners meeting.
Mrs. Della Rhoads will leave Sun
day for Yakima, Wash, to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Yaden.
Mrs. W. H. Baugh went to The
Dalles, Oregon Friday, returning with
the body of her mother, Mrs. Waters.
The Hill City branch train has en-
countered very deep snow on their
daily trips to the Camas Prairie towns
| Miss Mary Mcmahon left this week
for California where she will visit for
while with Miss Montana Murray
Buford Kirkland and Stanley Sparks
of Carey spent the week end in Sho-
shone visiting at the home of Perry
Harris.
The senior class Of the shoshone
high school has been studying hard
this last week on the play given on
Wednesday.
r. J. Lemon, of Richfield, spent
Monday and Tuesday in shoshone at
tending the meetings Of the county
commissioners.
4 ]. B. Chrisman, engineer on the
HALEY Ketchum branch is reported
on the sick list this week with touch
Of tonsiHtis.
The Catholic ladies held cooked
food sale on Saturday at the Keefer
& White store and it was reported
very successful
+ A. J. Newman and sons. Monte and
Merritt have been dividing their time
between the Clear Lakes lambing
sheds and shoshone
John Murdoch and Merlyn Ander-
son left Thursday for Paul, Idaho,
where they VIII be employed during
the lambing season.
| There was a dance given at the
city hall in Richfield Tuesday night
and was attended by a number of
young people of this city
The War Mothers viii meet at the
home of Mrs. c. w. Wernicke next
Tuesday. Mrs. Wernicke and Mrs
Charles Mills are the hostesses.
The Twin Falls orchestra will give
a dance at the K. of P. hall on Sat
urday evening. This orchestra is said
to be of the best in this part of the
state.
A deep snow on Sunday, a blizzard
on Monday, snow on Tuesday and
warm on Wednesday and Thursday
sums the weather of the week in Sho-
shone.
T. H. Gooding, Sr., who has been
sick for some time past, has had his
teeth pulled out followed by the usual !
sickness, but otherwise his condition |
is favorable.
Mrs Don Drummond and baby, who /
visited in Shoshone a few days last |
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. H. Gooding, ST., returned to her
nome in Burmah.
Some vandals have been noticed
lifting and cutting the bark on trees
n various parts of the city and
EARNING is sent out If they are caught
hey viii he prosecuted.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Sexton and baby,
( Ketchum, came to ,Shoshone intend
lg to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Wa
ers and Archie Meyers, but was de-
wed on account OF a blizzard and n
eep snow.
Last Friday evening Helen Fields
nd Margaret Holden entertained
lumber Of their friends at theatre |;
lrty. Those present were: Mamie
,hwager. Marguerite johnson, Gwen |.
,lyn LeBailly. Elizabeth Price. Inez
ebb, Elsie Silva. Claire Mort, Hazel \
Iel, cieora Anderson. Nadine Ford, X
lnie Erickson and Bernice Dunn.
10 marty lacked in on the Junior III