Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-02-26
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 26, 1896.

Mrs. Cronin and children returned
from the east Sunday.
Robt. Chattin went to Baker City
Sunday on a short visit.
Mrs. James Loveland is suffer ing
from erysipelas in the face.
Walter Corker attended the bal
at the Ferry Friday evening.
Chris Baeltzer, Bruneau merchant
was a visitor here last week.
Mrs. Hagar and Mrs. Glassford
are on the sick list this week.
Lawyer Wolfe and Grocer Hutch.
ins visited Boise city yesterday.
Tom Alley, night operator at the
depot, is taking ten days lay-off.
Regular meeting of the Daughters
of Rebekah tomorrow evening at
1870.
Born, in Mountain Home, Feb,
Oath, to the wife of Chas. Keefer, a
daughter.
Attention is called to the card of
State Horticultural Inspector Fox,
in another column.
E@- Kentucky Blue Grass Seed
at 10 cents per pound at M. j.
Bearby's Department Store.
Miss Susie Sweeny returned from
Oreana the latter part of last week,
where she had been visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Kittie wilkins came over
from Bruneau Thursday to meet
her brother Sam Wilkins who has
been in Salt Lake for some time.
Gilmore Lodge No 80, A. f. & A.
NJ, will hold its regular monthly
meeting this evening. Sojourning
Masons are cordially invited to at
tend
The social given by the Congre.
gational ladies at the residence Of
Mrs F. J Shields Friday evening
was largely attended. The receipts
being $13.
Rev. Townsend of the Congrega
tional church, held a meeting If
that church Sunday afternoon fol
men only, which was largely at
tended and enjoyed by all present
Another such meeting will be held
next Sunday at O'clock.
Washington's Birthday was quiet
ly observed in Mountain Home
The band donned their bright color
and rendered some very nice music
on the different streets. The glori
Gus old flag of our union floated il
the breeze all day.
w. H. McDougall of Chicago ha
purchased 10 acres of land, lvin,
just south of Mountain Home, from
the Fruitdale CO., and is now hav
ing it cleared and plowed prepare
tory to planting large number o
fruit trees thereon this spring.
E~ You can get bird, aigretto
or tip in a variety of colors from
10cts to 25cts, to freshen up you
old hat, at the Department Store
Call and see them also the bargain
in ribbons, laces and flowers. Thes
goods must be sold at any sacrifice
Mail orders will receive careful at
tention by Mrs. M. J. Bearby.
G. r. Shaw, of the lumber firm
of Reynolds & Shaw of this place
came in from Caldwell Friday ever
ing and returned Monday. A
were pleased to see that c. r. ha
entirely recovered from his recen
illness. Mr.. Shaw still claims tina
work will soon commence on tn
new railroad, and SAYS, "if you don
believe it just wait and see."
In Idaho it makes one SILVER
read the telegraphic accounts of til
suffering from intense cold through
out the eastern States. What
striking contrast to the delightfl
weather we are having in tn
meek O the woods" Green gra'
IS growing. meadow larks are SIM
ing, ranchers are blowing, sowir
and tree planting, roads are dl
and smooth, overcoats are practi'
ally discarded excepting III drivin
and, all in all, we are having abor
such weather as the eastern ar
middle States might reasonably e.
pect about the first of May. We
may Idaho be called the "Gem
the Mountains"