Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-24
SATURDAY, Dec. "a, 1892.
Dance Monday night.
EW All kinds of tinware at Mrs.

Dance Monday night.
E~ All kinds Of tinware at Mrs.
Hagar's.
Childrens' dinner this afternoon
at 5 o'clock.
Make the children happy-every
one of them.
Another social dance Monday
night. All go.
Charley LANCE returned TO
Atlanta Tuesday.
Entertainment for the children
at 7;30 this evening.
HI-Sweet cider and maple
sugar at Mrs. Hagar's.
Mrs. Gus Schwizer of Rocky Bar,
has gone east on visit.
Mat Casey, who now runs Hill
station, was on a business trip here
Sunday last.
Probate Judge Bart Clinton re-
turned here Wednesday from
Junction Bar.
Episcopal Sunday-School Christ
mas tree in the church Monday
evening at z o'clock.
&C. Currie's wife and child
from Siox Falls, Iowa, joined him
here few days ago.
Tonight the head Of the family
will expend many dollars on pres
ents and receive pair of socks.
Mrs. Mamie Hayes, wife of DIR. E.
Patterson Hayes, came in from
Pocatello Monday and is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. f. p. AXE.
Henry Swanholm, after visiting
Boise and contracting the diamond
fever at Nampa, returned here We'd
resday and departed Thursday for
Rocky Bar. PM
Some will drink egg-nog tonight
? because they are cold, and some
because they're hot; some will
drink because they're old, and
some because they're not.
Rev. S. J. Jennings will hold
divine services in the Episcopal
church tomorrow morning and
evening at the usual hours. Sun
day school at 2 o'clock.
A. B. Clark departed Monday
night on a three weeks visit 10
Chicago. A number Of good friends
went to the depot and gave Mr..
Clark regretful send-off.
Mrs. Schaeffer, wife of Professor
Schaeffer, principal of our school,
will arrive here next Tuesday ON a
visit for couple of weeks.
DR.. Z. p Hays. dentist, is now at
Glenn's Ferry, but will positively
be in Mountain Home next Monday
If yon wish first-class work done
give him a call at the Turner
House.
Hon. jeff Bogard came down
from the Bar Wednesday, on his
way TO Boise, where he will repre-
sent Gilmore i'm the lower house Of
the Legislature at the coming
session.
The children of the Episcopal
Sunday-School are requested to
meet promptly at the church Mon
day evening, the Goth, at 7 o'clock
Their parents and friends are cordi-
ally invited.
Captain Geo. W. Hill and wife
departed for California Thursday,
where they will spend the winter.
The BULLETIN, in common with
their great many friends here
wishes them pleasant trip and
safe return.
Frank Hall, manager of the
Gilmore Irrigation Company, visited
BoiseTuesday. On his returned home
he met Kunz, the diamond expert,
who exhibited to Mr.. Hall some
fine specimens of the precious stones
recently taken from the fields in
Osvhee county, about 60 miles west
of Mountain Home.
Thursday Widow Robbins, who is
in poor circumstances, had the
misfortune to lose her purse con-
tanning $35, which her eldest boy
had earned by hard work and like
a dutiful son had that day given
his mother. The money was lost
somewhere between Rice & Co.'S
corner and the rear end of Odd
Fellows hall, and search was made
within a very short time after the
loss but without success. CircuRl.
stances, we are told, point to the
finders of the money, and if the
suspected parties or anyone else
did pick it up and do not imme.
diately restore it to the destitute
lady, they deserve to spend Christ
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