Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-16
Episcopal Entertainment.

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Episcopal church gave their Valen-
tine and Hat Carnival Monday
evening. A program of music and
recitations had been prepared, Mr..
A. B. Clark acting as speaker in
his usual easy and jolly manner.
Mr.. III. G. Madison opened the pro-
gram with a vocal solo sung in
his usual pleasing manner. Misses
Dona Harris and May Kelsey each
rendering recitations that were
worthy of much praise. Messrs.
Larks and Reynolds gave selections
on the violin and guitar aud man
dolin and guitar, Mr.. Larks playing
the violin and mandolin accompa-
MED by Mr.. Reynolds on the guitar.
These gentlemen being experts on
the stringed instruments pleased
the audience as was seen by the APP
plause given them especially after
playing the "Mocking Bird" "My
Old Kentucky Home," that good
old song we never tire of hearing,
was very we'll sung by Mesdames
Kelsey and Bowes, and Messrs.
Currey, Pierson, Bowes, and Osgood
The program was interspersed by
music from Euterpe Band who al
ways please wherever heard. Much
amusement was created by the
skillful manner in whibh the gen.
tlemen displayed their artistic abili-
ty in the millinery line. Mr.. d. A.
Hyde carried away the first prize,
pretty watch charm, by trimming
his hat the very latest fashion and
in the most artistic way, as was
considered by the judges Mesdames
w. G. Reynolds, l.. w. Rousselaux
and S. sCorker. Mr. A. B. Clark
was awarded the consolation prize,
little monkey arrayed in gaudy
attire. Each hat was accompanied
by valentine cut in half. The
ladies were given the other half and
after the gentlemen found their
partners by the right matching of
these valentines merry time was
had in admiring the gentemen's
beautifully trimmed hats. Oysters
were served during the evening.
About $50 was realized.
Watch our window for hats. KEEL
sey d Co.
The east bound train now ar
rives at 1880 p. m.
DIR. Smith returned from Salt
Lake this morning.
For the mud-gum boots $3.50
to $3.50 at the G. w. Fletcher Co.,
Ltd.
All kinds of the Hamilton Brown
Shoe Co.'S. shoes, of St. Louis, for
sale by the G. w. Fletcher Co,
Ltd.
e c. Towne of Rocky Bar and
gentleman named Gross of Boston
have gone to San Francisco to pur-
chase new quartz mill, which is
to be placed on Steele creek and to
be used for reducing ores from one
of the mines now being success
fully conducted by Superintendent
Towne.
The time for services at the Congre-
gational church has been changed to
the following hours: Morning Ser
vice, 10:45 a. m. instead of 100 a.
M, closing at 11;45 a. m. Sunday
School, 1900 a. M, closing at loo
Christian Endreavor at 6:45 Q. m.
with praise service, and the Even
ing Service at 7:30 closing at $50
Two bells at evening are rung-one
at the beginning of each service.
Do not forget the Washington
Birthday entertainment given by
the school on the evening of Feb.
22nd for the benefit of the library.
Every resident of Mountain Home
should give encouragement to the
children and to the library cause
by his presence. The entertainment
will be largely Washington cele-
bration. and representation of
Colonial times. One of the num-
bers will be the Courtship of Miles
standish. Let everybody come.
w. D. Reynolds and Roscoe
Smith, at the drug store, have re-
Gently received large, fine Regina
music box which cost $135 and
which, by dropping a nickel in the
slot, will turn out "up to date" and
enchanting music from a thousand
selections. When you feel that the
Mckinley wave has not struck you
very hard and you are little mel
ancholly, just drop in and tell
either of these gentlemen you want
something lively and you'll get it.
The Buchanan Dramatic Co.
completed its weeks engagement in
this place Saturday by presenting
very admirably "Cathleen Mavour-
neen" at the afternoon matinee and
the 1.-TWO Orphans" in the even
ing. In both of these plays, in fact,
during the whole week Mr.. Blu
chanan and niece, Miss Grace
Hayes, took the leading parts very
ably, being well supported by the
rest of the company. Mr.. Ruchan-
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