Local Happenings In Shoshone And District News
Local happenings from Shoshone include visits by residents such as Bate and Hahn, Elizabeth White hosting society, and Mrs. Fred Gwin shopping in town. War Mothmet organized at Mrs. C. W. Bicke’s home. Mabbutt of Boise visited. I. E. F. Clower hosted the Phodist Ladies Aid. dog races witnessed by W. and Mrs. W. H. Baugh in Ashton. Wesson visited Hailey and returned via Shoshone. A new baby, Robert Leroy Johnson, born to Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Johnson. Local clergy events, Odd Fellows session planned, and subscriptions continued for H. E. Miller who is recovering from a dislocated arm.
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Elizabeth White
Thursfernoon
Herbert Deane
Charles
Marley
McGrew
Gooding
Shoshone
Howler
C. W. Bicke
Rd Mabbutt
Boise
I. E
Thome
Blanche Roberts
James Dill, Jr
Pocatello Tech
Pearl Burns
Poca
Friends
Bock
Murer
Gem Lumber Company
Pocatello, d
Robert Leroy
Everett L. Johnson
Roscoe Patrick
Halley
Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
A. W. Hansen
G. A. Logan
Dietrich
Journal
A. N. McQuivey
Wendell
Shoshone Notes Mix of Weddings Events and Visits
Mrs C B Morton leaves Shoshone for Cobre Nevada. John Badley tested fishing at Magic then visited a meat market. Harry W Anderson of Boise attended the Methodist church anniversary with Rev W M Ewing and R J McMahon as hosts. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Bert Terry of Pocatello, formerly Margaret Condith of Shoshone. Several locals attend the 38th Methodist anniversary. Miss Anna Brackel visits to inspect Red Cross work. George Curtis and Rev BE Clower go to Gooding for a Idaho Tech debate where Curtis judges. Court opens with Judge Bailey Lee to hear State v Thomas Perry. H F Ensign to hear other cases. Townsfolk plan trips to Harley for a winter carnival with fog and skill races. Carey Haley Gannett Richfield schools host an athletic carnival refereed by J E Wesson. The Junior class play Between the Acts debuts at Rough theatre Friday. Delno McMahon of Jerome visits Mrs Nobie. FP I Steckle moves from North Shoshone to work at the local round house. Grand Chancellor Bert Augur of the Knights of Pythias attends in Shoshone as Tecal Loge holds a special meeting. W W and Mrs M B Wiley host a Junior Bridge party and dinner Saturday. W T Turner promotes Gem State Packing stock locally. The Colonial Hat Shop opens Tuesday March 6 with spring millinery. Senator Frank T Disney suggests cigar and tobacco ad bans on billboards to favor circus girl imagery. Sunday a birthday party honors H A Kenaston. Judge E Noble officiates at a wedding for H Shimmer and Alice Griffith of Gooding.
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Bert Terry
Pocatello
Terry
Margaret Condith
Shoshone
Truman McMahon
Richfield
Methodist Church
Anna Brackel
The
Red Cross
George Curtis
BE. F. Clower
Gooding
Idaho Tech
Curtis
T. Bailey Lee
Bailey
State of Idaho
Thomas Perry
H. F. Ensign
Delno McMahon
Jerome
Shoxhane
W. DE
M. B. Wileholt
W. T. Turner
Gem State Packing Company
Mrs Emma Reed Widow of Miles Reed Passes Away in Shoshone
Word reached Shoshone of the death of Mrs. Emma Reed widow of Miles Reed a familiar figure in Shoshone and sister of William Fields. Mrs BE F Clower hosted a Ladies Aid meeting at her home Wednesday afternoon and Mrs Ross Borden will host the next gathering in her new home.
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Shoshone
Emma Reed
Miles Reed
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cause of Deafness
Catarrhal deafness stems from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube leading to rumbling sounds and possible permanent hearing loss if inflammation is not reduced. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to rid the system of catarrh and is advertised as having over forty years of successful treatment, sold by all druggists.
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Hall
FR. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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First National Bank
Idaho
Bate
Hahn
Ce Wheeler
Lincoln County
Richfield Ness
Oddfellows Lodge
Ishoshone
H. E. Miller
J. Brennan
Constance Talmadge
DNAMA
Poe Samo & Ptt
Baugh Theater
Frank T. Disney
H. A. Kenaston
E. Noble
H. ©. Shimmer
Alice Griffith
Colonial Hat Shop
Baugh Theatre
Idaho Power Company
Idaho Power
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