Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-02
PERSONALS



Miss Mable Rands was in Boise
over the week end.
DR.. Snodgrass here again Thursday.
November the Sth
A j. Lindemer. Of Richfield, was in
Shoshone on Friday.
]. w. Wheeler spent Friday and
Saturday at Pocatello.
D. NJ. Stacy spent the latter part
Of the week at Pocatello.
r. B. Warren. of North Shoshone,
spent Saturday in Shoshone.
Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Silva trans-
acted business in Gooding Monday.
s. E. Todd is "Dinty Moore" at the
Shoshone Business Mems club now.
Russell Thomas, of Marley, was
Shoshone visitor the first of the week.
Wilton Fitzpatrick made the round
trip with the Ketchum branch Sat-
urday. =
Splendid mans fur overcoat for
sale cheap.-Royal Tailors G Cleaners.
ADV.
| Mrs. Laura Benning, of Pocatello,
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs Blanche
Roberts. .f
| Mrs. Nellie Murphy will entertain
the Altar society at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
| Billy Blythe entertained few Of
his friends at Halloween party on
Wednesday evening.
| c. o. Gundersen, Of Dietrich. spent
Saturday in Shoshone arranging for
his public sale on November 7th-
| Mrs. Anna Book, Mrs. A E. Vred-
enburgh and Mrs. Roy Babel went to
Cooding Thursday to see THE Cow
cred Wagon"
Mrs. E. NJ Clements, who was oper-
ated on at the Dill hospital recently,
is getting along nicely and expects to
return home Sunday.
Miss Bessie Bailey entertained at
masquerade Halloween party at her
home Saturday evening at which a
number of the smaller children had
an enjoyable time.
! o. H. Barber of American Falls,
visited at the Journal office Thurs
day. He is very much interested in
| ha ocff to
to Idaho and investigate the great
possibilities of the state.
Miss Mable Rands gave a shower
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Wheeler Thursday evening in honor
Of Miss Joy Noble whose wedding to
John Thomas, Of Marley, was cele-
brated Saturday at Boise.
Mrs. Blanche Roberts, Mrs. Laura
Benning and Mrs. John McClain, Of
Pocatello, Charles Gwin and Frank
Gwin motored to Twin Falls by way
of Gooding, Bliss and Buhl. Monday.
They returned by way of Hansen
bridge making the return trip in two
and half hours.
The Shoshone Study club will meet
next Thursday at the K of P. hau
with the educational committee In
charge of the program This will be
an open meeting and the public is in
yited to attend. The program is as
follows: roll call, miscellaneous; Our
Future Citizens, Whose Responsibility:
The Parents Obligation to the School
Miss Ruth Chrisman entertained de-
llightfully at a Halloween party Tues
day evening when her guests were
Jack Barbee, Frederick Borden, Bruce
Bowler, Edgar Holden. Joseph Primin-
ltei. John Than, Chalmers Martin
Archie Blythe. Clayton Peugh, Ruth
Crosse, Florence Turner, Helen New
man. Nancy Haddock. Mary Haddock,
Irene Roessler Arlene LeBailly. Dur
ing the progress Of the party gang
OF boys playing Halloween pranks
visited the house but were dispersed
by Bert Bowler, After the games re-
fresrments were served,
Miss Ethel Rosssier entertained
number Of the young folks % Hal
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