Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-09-28

1899, to the wife of James Powell, a /
son.
w. E. Wilson and family have
gone to Boise to witness the State
Fair.
Dan, the little son of Mrs. E. S.
Glenn has been very sick for several
days.
Miss Emma Edwards went to
Boise Saturday night to visit with
friends.
No school was neld Wednesday,
on account of the funeral of Mrs.
Corker. -..-s--~--.-ss~4'
Head Light Oil 1925 per case
and Gasoline at $3.50 per case, at
Fletcher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Kelsey and
Mrs. Melton returned here Sunday
evening from Weiser.
We believe in expansion of trade
and contraction of prices. Try US.
Chas. r. Kelsey q Co.
Lawyer Wolfe and wife and two
children went to Boise Tuesday
night to attend the fair.
Miss Attic Brady and Miss Nellie
Mellen of this place are attending a.
commercial college in Boise.
We have a line of Blankets that
will melt ice. See them and feel
them. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Mrs. H. G. Madison and little
son Laurie went to HALEY Sunday
night, to be absent several weeks.
Miss Ida Fitzwater returned here
Sunday night from Iowa, where she
has spent nearly year with rela-
Frank AXE and Billy Wilson re-
turned from Omaha Saturday night,
and report disposing of their cattle
at good figures.
Mrs. Glenn, Mrs Chattin, Mrs.
Neil and Miss Pxg of this place at
tended the Baptist convention at
Nampa last week.
Our old and much respected
friends, r. N. Stone and wife of
Little valley, spent Saturday and
Sunday in this place.
y. johnny Wilkins started out Tues
day morning for his stock range on
the upper Bruneau to gather more
horses for shipment. cast
Mrs, S. &c. Reed has opened a
{ private boarding house in this place,
in the building adjoining Boyer's
tinshop, south Main street..
Tom Donovan. acting road mas
ter of the o. S. L. Ry., was in this
place Saturday evening shaking
hands with numerous friends.
Hosiery for ladies at Is cents and
also at 35 cents, three pairs for one
dollar, are trade winners for us and
extra values for you. Chas. K
Kelsey q Co.
Mrs. James Hartwell came dowr
from Rocky Bar Monday evening
Mr.. Hartwell joined his wife here
last evening and they will proceed
10 oregon on WISH.
Misses Laura and Mary Johnson
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. M. John
son of this place, expect to soon. de
part for Iowa, where they will speno
the winter with their grandmother
Assessor Art Davis returned her,
Monday evening from Atlanta. HI
SAYS the Idaho Con. Placer Co. hav'
about % men employed at thei
works on Queens river, about 5 mile
below Atlanta.
Tie trustees Of our city school
ordered vacation for Thursda,
and Friday of this week to ALLOW
the teachers and pupils chance t
attend the Boise fair~and witnes
the return Of our Idaho soldier boys
Col. N. J. Sharp and wife {
HALEY, on their way to Boise, stop
ped over in this place Sunday t
visit with Rev. and Mrs. e. c. Ma
son. Col. Sharp is Register of th
HALEY land office, and a pleasan
gentleman.
DR.. Smith was called to Thre
Creek Saturday night-a distane
of over 100 miles--to attend n. "
Condle, who was reported DANCE
ously sick. The DIR. returned MOI
day evening having left his patiel
considerably improved.
Adm Hall and wife were in tow
Saturday, from their Bennett cree
home. Mr.. Hall recently returne
from Kansas City, where he sold
large number of cattle at renume
alive prices. He visited Ike Ha
mon, formerly resident of Mou
tain Home, at his farm near New
da, Mo-, and says that notwithstan
ing Ike has a valuable location
still desires to return to Idaho, ar
will do SO next spring.