The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-28

i; AAMsesyne pAx.-IAnfsday last was Thanns.
irving = = New England lnstitution. but -.
nov become national; and the Prssidsnt or Governor
Who would neglect to can attention Of th1 countrv
oyomcdal proclamation, 70 the duty 81 obs1tvne Is
would b regarded - barbarian Tho ch.snater AZ
the dayss observances has undergone decree Of
mstamorphosie since its establishment which vouId
make 4 impossible ct recognition By it puritan
ionndsfs From day # solemn religious exercises
4 has become day Of jolliAoe&ion ana 1eastine
Whether the day Va generally observed BY our clu.
" do not know but apprehsnd that each In his
own way enjoyed himself the best OF his ability and
was appropriately thankful every one should be-
Tor the Divine munacsnce bestowed during the year
about 70 close forever. For ourse not having been
oppressed with the sweets OF life during the period
referred 70 above. nor memorahy 1t any other perl
Cd Of our mundane existence. We had not made very
elaborate preparations for voluminous return Of
thanks on tho occasion. and probably should not
have done % but for the thoughtful kindness and
generosity Of Mr.. and Mrs. n @. Luney. Of the Lu.
M House. who having determined to enjoy tho day
and ito pleasures themsclves and have their friends
do 90 prepared feast "nt for the GODS" OF which
ALI the WolID" were invited to partake. We went
Ne we're never vet known TO absent ourself volunta
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nous dinner. made the enjoyable by the consid
crate kindness Of tho benevolent host and hostess
who did their utmost to render their numerous
guests beoomingiy happy. which from tho appear.
ance Of tho many smiling faces around the table they
succeeded In doing W. left for place OF seclu.
son in the WoRLD ONCE full OF roast turkey and graf
ituds and nicknscks aud and
thankfaAsss to the friends who had contributed 20
largely 70 happiness for the day. II not Also 70
the Source OF Joy and wishing that every day were
Thanksgiving day. and we Irregular boarder at the
Luna House. May Mr.. and Mrs. Luney live to en-
Joy sad make enjoyable for others. many Thanks
giving
M AK. SxSE1s Of Pioneer. called on on Fri
day last 70 bid u goodbye Mr.. Sifers will start
Monday morning. for trip through Eastern Oregon.
returning 70 Boise City in about month. He goes
70 look up business location: and should he not
and suitable place In his rounds will visit Owyhee
county. and perhaps Nevada We have known Mr..
Sifers almost from boyhood. and have found him
i'm all things . most estimsbie gentleman and true
friend. and regret exceedingly ~ him leave
county. II our Heartbeat wishes for his success can
benefit him any he has them. whether he remains
away or returns 70 Boise county. ~ We hope some
time to sec him do.
Mn. LEE DoU sHERrr. Of Horseshoe Bend has
leased Judge n. b. Aoore's place. on shaser creek.
and 10 carrying blacksmith shop there and keep
ing . public house He was In town day this
week. and bad steel silver removed from his arm.
which had glanced from tho anvil and lodged In tho
deshy part OF the arm.
Public SCHOOL, IDAHO CIry-Roll Of Honor for tho
month ending November ?6th: Bell Carvan. Robert
| Davis. Nellie Davis. Amy Dray. Anna Gslbreaith.
| Alice Harley. Maggie Harley. Ella Harvey. Ella
Kingsey. Sadie Mcciin.ock. Henry Silsen. Anna Sill