Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-30

Tuesday in Shoshone.
A number of Shoshone young folks
spent Sunday in Gooding visiting.
Miss Mary Wright, of Jerome, was
a city visitor Sunday with friends.
H. B. Webster, of Burley, is visiting
this week with the Pethick family.
Eugene Zeigler, of Jerome, has been
visiting the last few days in this city.
David Graves, of Richfield. was a
Shoshone business visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Neal, of Picabo,
were visitors in Shoshone Saturday
John Thomas, of Marley, spent a
few days in Shoshone the first of
the week on business.
Miss Ruby Wheaton, of Twin Falls,
spent few days in Shoshone this
week visiting friends.
Gilbert White, of Jerome, was in
the city few days the first of the
week transacting business.
Mrs. Frank Ash entertained the
meeting of the Electa Kensington at
her home Tuesday evening.
Merlyn Anderson, who has been at
Glenns Ferry for the past week, re-
turned the first of the week.
Charles Hansen has been wearing
a big smile an this week occasioned
by the arrival of a son last Friday.
W. s. Thomas. of Marley, was in
shoshone the first OF the week and
made a trip to Twin Falls wednes-
day.
Edw, T. Barber. former editor Of
the Journal is now editor of the
Franklin County Citizen at Preston,
Idaho
The interior Of the Nicely Billiard
hall is undergoing a new coat of
paint as well as other interior inn
provements.
c. b. Hamilton, of Twin Falls, was
shoshone business visitor Tuesday
and returned to Twin Falls wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. Mary George, of HALEY, has
returned and again taken over her
hemstitching work and asks for your
patronage.-Adv.
Miss Elaine Clover viii arrive Fri
day from Cooling to spend two weeks
as the guest of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. E. F. Clover.
Mrs. C. F. Borden entertained the
members of the Ladies Aid society
of the Methodist church at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
We are now taking orders for a
fine box of candy with a framed motto
put up especially for Mothers day.
Ask to see it. Sinclairs Pharmacy.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison, who have |
been occupying the Turnbull ranch |
will move the first of the week to
the ranch formerly occupied by j. H.
Scott.
Mrs. o. K Exum, sister of Clar-
ence Tolman, was murdered by her
husband in Pocatello Tuesday. Exum
then killed himself. Clarence Tolman
is at present teaching in Gooding.
Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. Orville
crothers, Mrs. C. w. Wernicke and
Mr.. James Bowman motored out 10
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II the country home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4
". s. Thomson.
The American Legion Weeks Yaden
POST. No. II, met Tuesday evening in
ocular session with a good attend
nee. Considerable business concern
ng the organization was introduced
nd completed before this meeting
Doctor snodsrass the well known
yesight specialist VIII again be IN
hoshons az the MCCALL hotel next
riday, April 6fh. Honest ezamina-
ons and skilled service "a reason
bic prices Consultation free.-Ady
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