Shoshone journal., 1924-03-28
PERSONALS
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dsy in Shoshone.
Mr. Paul Smith of Twin Falls spent
Tuesday in Shoshone.
Mr. C. c.. Burgess returned from
Cascade last Monday.
A. B. McGowian of Jerome spent
Saturday in Shoshone.
New Victor Records every Friday
Sinclairs Pharmacy.-Adv.
Judge J. M. Boutwell, of Twin Falls
spent Tuesday in Shoshone.
Miss Melissa Merrill spent the week
end at Rupert visiting friends.
E. E. Fletcher of Dietrich spent
Monday in Shoshone on business.
| A full line of Easter novelties at
the Schneider Drug Store.-Adv.
R. c. Dugdale of Silver City spent
the week in Shoshone as the guest
of Joe Vernon.
Mrs Frank Crosse will entertain the
American War Mothers at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Holden of Haley spent
the week end in Shoshone visiting
friends and relatives.
The Modern Woodmen will give a
basket social on April s for the mem
bers and their ladies.
w. w. Custer returned Friday frem
salt Lake City where he underwent
an operation on his eyes.
Our domestic lump coal at s1O.15 |
and nut coal at 1915 are the best on
the market. C. F. Borden.-Adv.
Thomas Tague, who has been spend |
ing the winter in Southern California |
returned to Shoshone the first of the
week.
The Catholic Ladies will hold
rummage sale at the store room under
the Columbia hotel Saturday, March
29.-Adv.
Miss Florence Turnbull left Thurs
day morning for Nampa where she vii
be married to John Obermeyer of
Emmett.
William Darrah is putting in a new
door on the vault in the basement of
the court house so old records may be
stored there.
The Episcopal Guild will meet at the
Parish house Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Herbert C. Deane and Mrs.
Henry Hill acting as hostesses.
E. A. Bowler, E. w. Sinclair, J. H.
Kilpatrick and Charles Morse attend
ed the district convention of the
knights of Pythias at Boise Wednes-
day.
Waffles, Bacon and Coffee for twenty
cents. Doughnuts and Coffee for fif-
teen cents. Fresh Doughnuts 80 cents
a dozbn, at the Guild Sale, Idaho c
Power Co. office, Saturday, March 29, /
3 to Z. Everybody come.-Adv. {
The Knights of Pythias had busy
time at their meeting last Thursday
when they conferred the degree OF
mage on two candidates, the degree
If esquire on one candidate and the
1egree of knight on three candidates.
Deer hunting on the National For
,sts in Southern Idaho proved pretty
rood last year as the hunters got their
game on every forest except those
where federal or state game preserves
ncluded the entire area and hunting
not allowed. A total of LIZ were
hot in the forests of Southern Idaho
According to the forest rangers there
re 29.776 left in the forests.
In honor of his tenth birthday, Frank .,
Twin entertained a number OF his >,
riends with hiking party and weinie
cast last Saturday afternoon. Chap A
roned by Mrs. Blanche Roberts and
frs. f. L. Platz the party consisting
= ethel TuInbull. Mary Beittai Mary u
ane Ashline, Marietta Custer Charles
-urnbull, Thomas 'BeiVa. William ~
sythe, Harold Gray and Homer Clark r.
iked 10 the Big Wood river and en-
lyed songs, weiDios, candy and games
The Rebeclahs met March p and "a
h % a short session ~ lodge the conc fl
iHtee ou entert0inment Mrs cl'nsef M
.s RAIDER, Nrs Mason ard Niss coos oo
lteiialnod the iiebeokahs. odafe'ioNs H
lrr nmllIer and friends pen oou- ~
..flna aumfs pnlo nIaYrd. MIf SOD ~