Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-08
WEDNESDAY, April s, 1896.

Mrs. Bearby and her daughter
Hope will be AT HOME to all Their
friends attending court and our owr
citizens from 8 to 10 p. M, April
Sth-this evening.
Capt. Geo. Hill was visitor here
yesterday.
Attorney Hawley returned to
Boise yesterday.
J. M. Johnson, the wool buyer
visited Caldwell Saturday.
The Union Sabbath school opened
Sunday with 70 scholars enroll ed
Chris Baeltzer, the popular Bru-
neau merchant, was here Saturday
Born, at Glenn's Ferry, April 5,
1896, to the wife of Rev. E. O. Har-
ris, a son.
Lawyer A. M. Sinnott is here
from Glenn's Ferry attending Dis
trict Court.
Assessor Crocheron of Owyhee
visited his sister, Mrs. D. B. Hill, in
this place Saturday.
f. Struckman came down from
Atlanta yesterday to serve as a
trial juror in the district court.
Mrs. Mary Wickersham and lit
tie Esther came in from Boise Sat.
urday evening to visit with friends.
E@ Say, we have a preparation
for cleaning wall paper, window
shades, etc. Try it.
REYNOLDS & SHAW.
Miss Hope Pyburn has issued in
vitations to her many friends for an
afternoon tea between the hours of
4:3O and 200 p. m. to-day.
Born, on Bennett creek April 6,
1896, to the wife of Adm Hall, 8
pound son, and DR.. Nieukirk in
forms us that the mother and child
are getting along nicely.
E&~ Miss Christina Robertson
will be plea<ed to sell you new
hat or trim up your old one in the
"up-to-date" styles, at Mrs. Bearby's
Millinery Parlors.
Prof 4. G. Waldron came in Sun
day from Atlanta, where he has
been teaching school during the
past winter. Mr.. Waldron went to
Boise yesterday, and from there he
will go to Pennsylvania to visit the
old folks at home.
George Bell came in from Dan
Reber's mines Sunday, on his way
to Boise to serve as a y. S. juror
Mr.. Bell informs us that Mrs. Bell
and children will leave Germany on
their return home about the 28th
of the present month.
Miss Emma Edwards, who has
been teaching the Bruneau school
was a visitor here last Wednesday
and departed for Boise Thursday
where she will remain for severa
months. The BULLETIN acknowl
edges a pleasant call from this tai
ented young lady.
During the past week eight gen
tlemen of Mountain Home hav
subscribed for the BULLETIN. to b
sent to friends in the eastern states
No better. method could b
adopted for keeping your friends a
distance posted concerning tn
fruit, agricultural and mining ir
terests of Gilmore county, and "
have room for few more names o
our subscription book.
Andy Bowling failed in the Pr
bate Court to establish his claim
the estate of Chris Terrill, decease'
and the case has been appeale
to the District Court. The wi
known to have been made by TIE
rlll in favor of Bowling cannot |
found since his death. Mr.. Dov
ling returned to his South Boi
ranch last Friday.
Married, in Mountain Hon
April 4th, 1896, by the Rev. J.
i Mcpherson Of the Episcopal churc
pr. Archibald G. Stoddart to Emu
M. Lee The happy couple are W,
known in Idaho and have the be
WISHES of all our leading either
ney start on tour of the wor
anu on their return expect to set
AZ nolse' after visiting Mrs. Ste
aale parents in South Carroll
ana ana the home of her childhood
the Sunny South.
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