Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-13

'Rah for Mississippi.

Thanksgiving Thursday
Nov. 28.
Sheriff Oliver went to the Capita
city Monday.
Mrs. Heller was up from Glenn
Ferry Saturday.
Fred Schwenck has settled a
Purcell, Indian Territory.
Mrs. Steve Robertson of Brunei,
was In this place Monday.
John Tonkin, the mining expert
returned to Boise Saturday from
Atlanta.
Just watch Fred Epstein hoop NJ
trade this week in the Dan Hill
building.
Hutch" the groceryman re-
turned from Atlanta last Wednes.
day evening.
Mrs. Jas. Tucker of Bruneau de-
parted Saturday on a visit to her
parents In California.
DR.. Swan, dentist, returned Mon
day from Bliss, where be had been
on professional business.
Mrs. @. w. Hill visited Boise
Monday. She and Captain Hill
will coon depart for California
where they viii spend the winter.
Mr.. Woodruff, Of the brick firm
Of Jamerson a Woodruff, came in
from Albion Saturday on a business
visit He and Mrs. w. viii return
70 this place in q few weeks to spend
che winter.
Robt. ]. Davidson a uaseeneer
engineer who resided with his family
at Glenn's Ferry, died at the Ogden
railroad hospital on the night 81 the
18th instant He had been sick IN
the hospital for several weeks.
Hon. Tom Stevenson and wife
came up yesterday from their Cold
Spring ranch and are welcomed
guests of the BULLETIN family. Mr
aid hrs, Stevenson will soon de-
paFt for . visit with old friends in
California.
Harry Madison returned satur-
day from Rocky Bar, where he has
been for several weeks In the interest
Of the Helfrich Mercantile Co, aud
re are pleased 10 know that bis
nalasion was successful one. He
viii return to-day, bur this trip will
be q short one.
Jack Reynolds, foreman IL Col.
Williams mines in Atlanta. was
married Al the home Of the bride. |
on Willow creek, on the 3d instant
70 Misa Lulu Koonce. The worthy
young couple have the best wishes
Of The BULLETIN for their future
welfare and happiness.
That veteran miner, Geo. Tins
came down Thursday from Atlanta
On bis way 10 spend the winter with |
hla wife and child In Patison, n. T. |
lis mines In Atlanta will lie idle
dnFing bis absence. but work will
doahtlesa be renewed on them early
next spring. We wish our old
friend : pleasant trip and safe re-
turn il the s ring.
Afssr more than 20 years absence
John poFtlook, one Of the solid men
81 DFuneau, took Saturday nights
rain % 3 visit TO he old home in
Iillnois. Forty yearsl Some Of his
.Fianda think that Uncle John will
Ind such a change in affairs at his
birthplace that he will not consume
Ais selfalloted 5 weeks vacation
but will yearn for sniff Of the fra
grant Hagebrush air of Beautiful
bFuneau and return before the ex.
piration Of three weeks.
E.E. Cherry. q young but compe-
tent engineer, who spent the sum-
lmer Ct Rocky Bar. departed last
evening for bis home in Trenton, n
Y. Mr.. Cherry recently completed
he work Of taking down the Red
Warrior quartz mill and said that
Pc destination to which Il was to
g shipped vas yet undecided by
g eastern owners. and that It il
probable Il willnot be removed before
prsng Mr. Cherry predicts a
fright future for Rocky Bar and
tlanta, where be leaves many /
lends who hops for bis return
ext spring.