Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-16


at Rupert visiting with his uncle.
Fred Bliss. Of Bliss, was sho-
shone business visitor Tuesday Of this
week
Fred Johnson, who has been in
Boise on business, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dan condIln is visiting in
Pocatello with her daughter, Mrs
Bert Terry.
Dan Holmes. of North shoshone,
was a visitor in shoshone Tuesday
Of this week.
Judge H. F. Ensign and his court
reporter, Marshall Chapman are in
shoshone this week from HALEY at
tending this session Of court.
Jack Glen is the proud owner Of
a new bicycle and has spent the last
few days Of day light hours in con-
quering the vehicles eccentricities.
T. II. Gooding. ST., is showing a
steady Improvement from his long
spell Of Illness and 1t will not be long
until he is able to be out and around
again.
| E. D. Hubbard engineer on the Hill
| City branch train, spent the week
end in Glenns Ferry visiting He re-
turned to Shoshone Sunday evening
on No. "a.
Mrs. Ida B. Hart and daughter,
! Leona, Of Turley, Missouri, are visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury Wolfe
for few weeks. They have been
spending the winter in California.
Mrs. W. H. Baugh, of Shoshone,
visited the Gooding College Wednes-
day and made arrangements for her
niece to take up work in the depart
ment Of music under Madame Sang
Collins.
All day Friday large engine, No
S7o1, sixteen-wheel drive, laid over in
Shoshone and in the evening started
west. This type of engine is used at
points Of heavy freightage or on steep
grades as a helper.
DR.. Pfoutz. of Salt Lake City. eye
and ear specialist for the Short Line
spent Sunday in shoshone looking
after cases in his department. All
the local employees Of the road were
required to take the examination.
The junior and senior classes Of
the Dietrich High school will present
the play, Ruth in a Rush. at the
Dietrich high school. Friday. March
sOth. They have been rehearsing for
some time and are now letter per-
feet and viii give a good presenta-
ton of the play.
DR.. Evans. the optieian from Boise.
win be at the McFan hotel next
Wednesday, March 21st. Headaches,
nervousness and indigestion often
come as result of eye-strain. we
give relief in such cases with prop
erly fitted glasses-J. T. Evans
Several young men Of the city
motored to Gooding Monday evening
and attended the negro minstrel and
also the dance afterward. Those max
ing the trip were: Edward Hahn. Ed
ward Chrisman. Sherman Carter. Ira
Erickson, Robert Sehuppenies, Fred
Novinger and Shaugnessy Park.
Miss Lola Chrisman is on an ex-
tended visit to Lewiston, Idaho with
her sister, Mrs. Perry Oxley. She is
planning on spending the summer in
Europe. Miss Chrisman has been for
some time employed at the Stock
growers Mercantile company as
clerk in the dry goods department.
Shaugnessy Park, of Gooding. is
now employed in the Stockgrowers
Mercantile company as clerk in the
dry goods department Mr. Park.
for the past few years has been en-
ployed in the same business in Good
ing and viii beyond doubt make good
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this line.
The senior class entertained the
Junior class Friday night after the /
subdistriet declamatory contest al
the high school building. One of the I
features of the evening was the track 4
and field meet staged indoors. The /
entertainment was a decided success
in every way. A delicious luncheon
was served.
The provisions as 70 eligibility FOR
Union Pacific Scholarships for county
winners in boys and girls club work.
heretofore established in the thirty six
counties OF the state OF Idaho ira
yersed by Union Pacific system lines,
has been modified and extended 20
include girls A. we'll A. hovz who I