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

Gooding on business.
DR. and Mrs. W. r. Bangh and niece,
Miss Nellie Myers returned from few
days visit in PocateiEo.
Early preparations for the observ-
ance Of Valentine day On February Il,
is already in evidence.
Mrs. Frank Crosse entertained the
members of the Electa Kensington at
her home Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Mcmahon expects to
leave in about week for California,
where she will visit friends.
The report Of the Dietrich Highway
district will be found on another page
and is D. very creditable showing Of
the weriz of the district.
Mrs. Harris. Of Carey. was the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Harris between
trains She took the late train We'd
nesday evening for California.
The lecture on the Ku Klux Kan
that was TO have been delivered at
the K Of P. hall Tuesday evening has
been postponed for two or three weeks
Mrs. Lucy Sims, who has been i'll
al the hospital for some time. was
recovered enough to be taken home
Sunday. Although much improved
she is still confined TO her bed
Runors have been percoIatiug down
from Haley Of the rich finds in some
OF the mines in that vicinity. II IS
said the Minnie Moore mine has
again encountered rich vain Of sill
yer.
The school Of forestry, University
Of Idaho. has sent out a bulletin OF
trees Of Idaho and list Of the trees
they win furnish al cost 10 those de-
string to plant either ferest or shade
trees. A copy can be mad by address,
ing them at Moscow, Isaho.
For information 10 eur readers as
to the market at the present time in
Portland dressed capens are selling
there at 80 to CSC, dressed heavy hens,
% TO 2sc. light hens, IS 10 &c. tur-
keys. 30 10 csc. according 70 a letter
from one. Of the largest handlers OF
poultry. Page & son, whose ad ap-
pears in another column.
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Mrs. William Ivie died at the family
home Saturday. January the 27th AT
the age of months and 70 days. after
an illness of two days with bronchial
pneumonia. The funeral occurred on
Sunday afternoon from their home
Rev. r. s. Withrow officiating with
interment in the Sheshone cemetery.
Mrs. E. G. Cooling entertained her
Sunday school class Al her home Non
day night. A good time was had by
all playing games of various kinds
after which refreshments We're served
Those present Were. Paul Dumvin.
Harold Wheeler, George Haddock.
Walter HILL Lloyd Murdoch. Dorothy
Whitenack. Florence Bowler, Marian
Dumvin, Frances Ash and Lucille
Haddock-
An item that was unintentaily
overlooked was the trip Of two stage
loads of Shoshone Oddfellows 10
Gooding or the 18th when they took
along -four candidates for the Gooding
lodge to put on the first degree. These
candidates, L A Peck, Carl Madel,
Frank Model and James Harrison.
after the comforting of the degree
were the honor guests at a big feed
put on by the Gooding lodge All re-
ported having a good time. although
Frank Ash. could hardly talk che next
day.
CONSERVATION reigned in several
households Sunday morning when the
housewife went to the family harder
only to find that someone had been
there the night before and had de-
pleted the stores While there may
be no conrection between the TWO
events the senior class held a very
enjoyable party that night and par
took of ham. honey and other deliea
cies- Just why there was only one
boy present ID not explained but n
Is said he had such a glorious time
with the girls that he did not care
10 go home He aays the other boys
md he will hereafter attend all par
SIS, even IL the girls will not go