Washington County ID Archives News.....Weiser News April 22, 1901
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Idaho Daily Statesman April 22, 1901
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Monday, April 22, 1901
 
WEISER NEWS
 
Reception Given Saturday by Mrs. Lockwood
 
Weiser, April 21 -- The academy and high school ball teams played a match game 
yesterday, the score resulting 23 to 3 in favor of the high school.
 
Mrs. R. E. Lockwood gave a reception at her residence Saturday afternoon.  The 
ladies present were: Mesdames Bradley, Rhea, Ryan, Kirgis, Bowes, Lee, 
Coakley, Foor, Hall, Foster, Stewart, Lowe, Beswick, Fesselman, Cordelle, 
Woodcock, Shainwald, Sherling, Anderson, Butterfield, McKinney, Luck, Horner, 
Hixon, Numbers, Haas, Rinehart, Davis, Moyer, Easter, Ellin, Wilson, Jackson, 
Kurtz, Paynton, Barton, Chase, Maryatt, Ford, Ashman, Paddock, Snow, Vial, 
Devers; Miss Slocum, Miss McKinney, Mrs. Lockwood served an elegant luncheon 
to her guests.  It was one of the largest reception of the season.
 
A carload of ore was shipped east yesterday from the Seven Devils by the 
Boston & Seven Devils Mining company.
 
Miss Minnie Bauergelt received a telegram Tuesday stating that her father had 
died very suddenly at Buffalo, N. Y.
 
W. W. Brizendine, uncle of Manley and Houston Brizendine, accompanied by his 
family, arrived from Mayfield, Ky., last week.
 
George Coles and family and Jack Webb and family of Mayfield, Ky., arrived in 
the city last week.  They will locate in Weiser.

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