Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-09
gilmore Lodge, A. r. & A. M.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9, 1898.
''Fanchon" Tonight.

''Fanchon" Tonight.
Masonic special meeting tonight
Dan Reber was in town Sunday,
from Dixie.
Frank Jackson is afflicted with
the measles.
"Fauchon, the Cricket" at the
auditorium tonight.
Regular meeting of Guiding Star
lodge, d. of r., tomorrow evening.
Emmett, little son of Assessor
O'Neill, was reported very sick yes
terday.
Miss Ruth Robbins is visiting
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Petty
john at theil ranch.
J. J. Little and wife came up
from Snake river last evening proba-
bly, to remain with us.
Born, in Mountain Home. Idaho,
February 2, 1898, to the wife of
John M. Neil, daughter.
Hugh Riley and Peter Swpn have
returned to Rocky Bar, having Sc
cured work in one of the mines at
that place.
Attorney John T. Morrison came
in from Caldwell last evening, pre-
sumably on business connected
with town-site matters.
E. G. Helfrich departed last night
on a business trip to Butte City for
few days. On his return Mrs.
Helfrich will join him next Friday
at Pocatello, from whence they will
go to Utah and Wyoming on visit
with relatives and friends.
]. C. Falkman, formerly a miner
at Rocky Bar, was striker with pa
ralysis last Nav at his home at
Sand Creek, Montana, and has ever
since been in a helpless condition.
He was married only few weeks
when this misfortune overlook him.
To-day, according to general
reckoning, the townsite of Noun
tain Home, by virtue of expiration
of time for redemption, reverts to
Mr.. Mellen of Pittsburg, Pa, as
signee of the Caldwell mortgage
covering the townsite lands.
Whether the property has been re-
deemed or not, is yet unknown to
us, but we trust the matter will
soon be arranged that purchasers
of town lots may be able to secure
good titles.
The Ladies of the Woman's Aux
Hilary of the Episcopal church will
give Valentine and Hat Carnival
on the evening of the 14th of Feb
ruary at the store building formerly
occupied by Geo. S. Rice & Co. Ad-
mission % cents; children under II
years, 10 cents. Oysters will be
served, extra. at 25 cents per plate.
A nice program will be prepared
and a hat and valentine carnival
will be the feature of the evening.
If you fail to attend you will miss
great treat.
Word was received here yester-
day that DIR. G. j. Edison died at
Sonora, California, and was buried
under the auspices of the l. @. O. f.,
at that place on the 18th instant. DIR.
Edison conducted a drug store here
and practiced medicine in 1887
That fall he sold out and went east,
but later on settled in California.
DIR. Edison married Miss Ethel, a
niece of Mrs. Mary Doom of this
place, who survives him. A great
many friends in this section will re
greet to learn of DR.. Edson's death.
At the auditorium tonight "Fan-
chon, the Cricket" will be presented
by Buchanan Dramatic Co. Doubt
less many in this community years
ago saw Maggie Mitchell in this
great French character play. which
is largely built to merriment but
also blends pathos, love and fun in
genuine picture of lie realism
and from the meritorious manner
in which this company has already
presented the plays here of Legal
Roguesn and Turned States Evil
dence," is evidence that to-night's
performance will be the browning
one of their weeks engagement. Mr..
Buchanan and his company are ar
fists in their line of such merit as
is seldom embodied in travelling
troupe and it will repay you we'll to
attend the remainder of their per-
formances in this Mace.