Socials and Parties Highlight Weiser Neighborhood Fun
Neighbors hosted surprise parties for Mr and Mrs James Quakley and others at homes of McKinney and OToole. Prizes awarded in crokinole and Jok inole contests, a Valentine party featured Cupid decor and luncheon. A grand Masons ball dazzled the new temple, followed by a large masquerade at the Opera House with varied costumes and a lively crowd. A Guild gathering at Mrs Shirley’s new home capped the social notes.
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O'Toole
Raymond
Jokinole
Xenia Rigdon
Drew Bothwell
Amy Turner
Lawrence Harris
Letitia Shannon
Renla Rigdon
Rossie White
Grace Jenney
Messrs
Lawrence
Harvey Harris
Will
Walter Summercamp
Raynor Coakley
Drew J
Russel Bothwell
Bernard O'Toole
Mesdames -Fosselman
Feltham
B. Haas
A. Haas
Rinehouse
Hall
Hermany
M. FE. Sommercamp
N. M. Hawthorn
Rhea
Ryan
Folkn Coakley
W. F. Sommercamp
J. A. Sommercamp
Numbers
Waterhouse
Masons of
Weiser
Garr
Weiser Dancing Club
Shirley
Guild
McPherson
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Read ing Room Meeting Notes And Lincoln Day Observance
Reading room held its regular meeting with good attendance despite poor weather. Mrs Butterfield spoke on The Child s Training in the Art of Conversation. Thimble party dates and past entertainments were noted. Lincoln s Day observed by the W BR C at Mason ic Hall with papers by Mrs Kimball and Mrs Wheelhouse and singing Battle Hymn of the Republic. A $100 reward offered by Bank of Weiser relatives of Col Thomas Hart for Hart s body. Advertisements for Acker s English Remedy and DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve warning about counterfeits.
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Butterfield
Tracy
Herman Haas
Lincoln
W. BR. C
Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Kimball
Wheelhouse
Col
Thomas Hart
Bank of
Educational column on pupil and teacher relations and discipline
The column argues teachers balance instruction with discipline, noting about 25 percent of time is spent on the difficult 10 percent of pupils. It urges parents to see teachers as sympathetic friends whose authority should be respected, warns against treating schools as fear-based, and calls for humane discipline alongside eventual special schooling for the most troublesome cases. Also mentions local notices, horse theft case, and various small ads.
Free One-Week Lesson At Bon Tou Store Feb Ninth
An advertisement notes that stamped linings and materials for working there will be supplied with one free lesson for one week starting February 9. Men seeking employment are directed to call at the Copper King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Tou
Copper King
Warren gatepen report notes ongoing payments and loot details
Fragmentary wartime note records continued compensation and payments as numbers and items are partially listed. Names and exact figures are unclear, but the text indicates ongoing disbursements and material provisions amid disrupted operations.
Local residents report relocations and fires in town
Andy Tony and Henry Smith arrive from South Fork and Mr Davin visits town before spring work. Don Mathias heads to Salmon Meadows for the mask hall. Conner's barber shop suffers a fire. Lew Devo's house also burns. Various locals plan moves to placer camps, Dixie, Lardo and other areas. Chris New Year preparations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Tony
Henry Smith
South Fork
Pam Copenhauer
Pat Malally
Mr. Davin
Weston Richie
Oaswell
Thunder Mountaan
Don Mathias
Salmon Meadows
Conner
Lew Devo
Mr. Godlove
Dan McCray
Curley Brewer
Dixie
Warren Helm
Brooks
Main Street
Royal Mathias
Geo. Brewer
Ward Robison
Frank Hawthorn
Tallholt
Jens Powell
Curley
Rapid River
Mr. Irwin
Chris
Celestials
Cooked Food Sale and Lodge Visit in February
The Congregational Church ladies plan a Cooked Food Sale at Mrs. Sharai's Store Vendome Building on Saturday afternoon February 23. Grand Master Robert Mobrey will visit Weiser Lodge No. 17 1 O F on February 23 with First Degree work. all members urged to attend. Also noted are subscriptions renewals and various local ads and notices including plows and moving sales.
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Weiser Lodge
A. M
Fennel Hall
Au Panne Moe
G. M. Warmenoess
W. M
Od Weiser Lodge
F. Temple
Ladies of
We Congregational Church
Robert Mobrey
Weiser
O. F
O. M. Hanvery
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Society
Joan A. Rosz
Myrtle Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
F. Hall
Alanson
Gordon
Enum
ALOS
Women of Woodcraft
I. O
O. F. Hall
Uelehbora
Ezra McCans
G. N
P. B. Gaynorp
W. Boaentstiy
Brothers
Jon H. Bruce
Holdrider
J. R. Numbers
Idaho
Dalla
B. Shirley
D* A. M, Ourl
Summer Block
al Tts
Washington
Weiser Dental
Ayers Bid Y. Aml
Bentinky
Walron van Lovoy
Wilson & Lovejoy
Idamo
LOT & Peltuam
Frank Harris
Haps & Feltham
DAMO
Williams Building
First St
Varian
Ayers
Law
Ayers Building
W M. Perrill
Meton G
Cage
Sauna Blocs
Boise
Idatic General Law
Mining and
Land Ofice
Utter & Luck
MNTR
Dep U.sm
O. W. Luck
Williama Building
First Street
Harris & Folthar's
Hummel
Fuller Building
James Quakley
Mra
McKinney
Miss McKinney
Hitt
Anna Hanthorn
Della Hanthorn
Bargett
Sanford
Hixon
Messrs. Rhes
Ryan Galey
Charles Fuller
J. J. Fuller
Wolfe
Mr. Galey
Anna Hawthorn
Watson
Stella Watson
Powell
Coston
Harper
Richardson
Flynn
Della Hawthord
Cope
Lockwood
Ewing
McClung
Clark
Hettinger
Springer
Smith
Keyes
Marsh
Bowtie Bendsomest
Anderson
Mr. Barton
Outlook Club
Acker
T. Williams
DeWitt
Davis Davo ‘Co
J. L. Porm
Meen
Shakespeare
Miss Keyes
Dr. Foster
Foresman
Pope
History Review
Method Review
Salvadore Nantz
John Walker
Gray
Bell
WO Baker
James Baker
Henry E Head
WO Haines
Lancaster
Sam Oliphant
Wilson Rich
Judge Sanders
Holcomb
Mra J Harris
M A Walling
W. W. Purcert, P. M
R. W. Smith's
de Witt
Davis
Dave Co
O. K
Erin ‘Tur
A.T. Mann Wholesale Howse
Cincinnati
Ohio
Warren
C. van Landuyt
John Stacy
B. F. Shaw
T. M. Jeffreys
W. J. Burke
J. B. O'Toole
Monnis Sommer
Ely Brothers
KG Warren St
N.Y
Ely
Christan Manor
Countiex
A. J. Sherman
General Matinger
Corcoran
United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
Stevens
Toe J
Stevens Anws and
Toe. Co
P.O. Bex Os
Chicopee Falls, Mass
Moyer
Whiser, T&ahq
ATH
R. W. Smith
Gerwick & Lowe
M. Harvey
America
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