Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

Ars. :. w Downs, Of Dietrich, spent
Wednesday in Shoshone.
Judge c. o. stockslager left We'd
nesday for Boise to be gone few
days
Harvey Burgess, Of Pocstello, and
c. c. Burgess were initiated into the
NJ. W. Of A. lodge Ast Tuesday even
ing.
w T. Turner has been furnished
a new car by the Gem State Pack
ing company and spent the fore part
Of the week at Gooding.
At the last meeting Of the Red Cross
Aiss Naomi Hansen resigned as treas
ursr and Misc Florence Turnbull wae
elected in her place
John Hnrer left Thursday evening
for Pocatello TO attend a meeting Of
the managers Of the Gem State Lun-
Der company Of the state
Rehearsals for the K Of p. MINISTRIES
are progressing nicely and the date
of the premier Of the ahov will be
announced In the near future
Mr.. and Ars- n. z Morrison will
move into the John Conklin heme in
a few days while the Conkiins win
move into the Redman property.
Dr. sneagrass, the eyesight special
i.t. VIII again be at the McFaIs hotel
next Tuesday. February 27th- II viii
pay to consult this doctor about your
eyes
Thursday. Washington's birthday
being 6 IeTaa holiday the banks and
Posroffice were closed but other busi-
ness ran along normally The schools
after 'tssir respective programs, let cut
for tks day.
A marriage license was issued Men
day 10 A. v. Rand.enan and Helen
Zimmerman. both Of Dietrich. They
were married a, Jerome Wednesday
Ply Rev. George E1lfs They VIA make
their home ar Dsetr4eA
The Rev. Neither SehoIaszrVa. Se-
perior Of the Bere&zctire Order and
Sister Hadegart, ea4Fed at the Rec
tory last Monday. They VISITED She
shone IN view da sec urinf s. pocSsfen
for hospital
A fzrzc OF o&dfens~s CONSISTING o,
John Pe~gh- lewis Peek, John Flynn
ard Csyto Totren vent TO Rupert
Saturday nfgfe to witness the windup
OF the campaign pitt en- by the Rupert
sc6se
Deaos Lssre No. %, knights OF
Ps-s1as celebrated the rventy-fiffh
i4Inaverszry of lis Bounding. rhe fifty
1sa5rh anniversary OF the Rounding d
he order and iffse birshdzy anRivers-
Ely OF s e Todd. Past Grand Chan
c<nor Of me order at IFS hall Aondzy
evening AT which only members and
rheir 1xMilies ware prcsent. Dancing
was the order II the evening and de-
Hciuus <efreshrsenss vveE served
The Study cciub met Thursday after
noon. washine7on's birthday and in
honor - the occasion the roll cali was
answered by quotations from Ibis
workA- The other numbers on 5fhe
prosz.n were with Captain BonHe-
vile Down The Snake River, and
-Terrfsriai lays or Izaho and the
Indian Trfhes. The Historical COM
niftee Was in charge sof the program
At the neU meeting VIII occur the
debate. Resolved. that the American
Indian Be G<en the Right Of Fran
chfse-
Misc Ea7ei Tuel ann Miss Claire
A06f entertained at & party at the
home OF the aarfer on Saturday even
nE- Thsae present were. Miss Flora
anaseI1, Mn t1e<zSen Rhosds. Looyne
md Cleora ANDERSON. Elsie Silva VI
h Jones. AanEuarite johnson. Nadine
Tord- Leona Asd Ruby RR.er, Mar
-uarfte Holden. Helen Fields. Gwen}yn !
.eBafl1y, Inca webb. Elisabeth Price, I
Helen and Fay Franklin. Ciasse Mott |
awrence Webb. Joseph Murphy. Or
lie ruel. Edw.nd Walker ana Caro-
N Ballard
Among those who attended the
unior class play and dance AT Rfch-
cid Tuesday evening were: Misses
ern Bailey. Eleanor Anderson. Fran
S Ash. Lucille Haddoek. Dorothy 1
'hitenack. Ariel Fike. Alberta Dunn
ISIS Dingle. Frances Crosse. Kenneth A..
1ndlln. Charles Bailey. George Had 3
'ek, Robert Schuppennies. Carl :
'huppennies. John Peck. Edward :
urphy. Harvey Ricketts,. Ira Erick-
q. Keith Prooarf. Joseph Murphy I
iiiiam Ash. Lloyd nurf0ck, Ellis &
afz Edward Hahn and cisto Dunn. 4
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