Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-03-23
Gilmore Lodge, A. f. & A. M.
coNGREGArIoNAL cnuRcH.
THURSDAY, March %, 1899
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month.
II Jeff Whitson and wife have re-
Z turned from Bruneau.
Regular meeting of the Daugh-
ters of Rebekah tonight.
Vic Wells came up from Snake
river Monday to remain awhile.
"Old Maids Convention" Friday
evening, April Z at the Opera House.
Rev. S. j.. Jennings will preach
in the Episcopal church Sunday
evening. - 4
Perry Farley was brought up
from Snake river last Friday a very
sick man, with appendicitis.
The l. O. 0. f. lodge of this
place will celebrate the 80th ami
versary Of Odd Fellowship the Goth
of April.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Episcopal church will have a food
sale at C. II. Keefer's store Satur-
day afternoon.
Peter Minkler, one of Glenn's
Ferry's delegates to the last county
Sill er Republican convention, was
in town Saturday on business at the
court house.
Miss Mary Gray has opened her
millinery store in the Dan Hill
building. Don't forget her Spring
opening of beautiful hats is next
Saturday
Mrs. Paul Orebaugh departed
Saturday evening for Freewater,
Oregon, where she will visit with
relatives until Mr. Orebaugh is per-
manently located
The "Old Maids Convention" has
been given in various towns in
Idaho and with great success, so
don't forget to attend it at the Opera
House Friday evening, April 7
The trial of F T. Hodge charged
with ENLIGHTENMENT Of property be-
longing to d. w. Reyes at his claim
on Cold Spring Creek come off on
Saturday in Justice Swans court.
The jury believing the evidence in
sufficient rendered a verdict of not
guilty.
Thomas McCarty, a young man
about "a years old, while tryi ng to
board west bound freight train
last Sunday noon, missed his foot
ing and fell under the train while
in motion His left hand was taken
off at the wrist aud the left arm
was so badly shattered above the
elbow that close amputatibn of the
entire arm was necessary His foot
was also crushed but it can be
saved Dir Smith attended to him
Immediately after the accident
and he was then taken to the eoun.
ty hospital His mother lives at
Ashley, w. Va, and she was duly
notified by telegraph of her som:
misfortune.
Died at Bennett Creek, Elmort
county, Idaho, March II, 1899
Margaret Wilson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w e Wilson, aged 5 years
one month and eleven days. /Ths
remains were taken to the Noun
tain Home cemetery Saturday TO
interment and at o'clock in tn,
afternoon, encased in a beautiful
casket, ali that was mortal o
little Margaret, at one time a ray o
light in the now death-darkeneC
home. was committed to her las
resting place The funeral was
largely attended by her many sor
rowing relatives and an immens
concourse of friends from Cole
Spings, Glenn's Ferry and Mountain
Home. In the unavoidable absenc,
of Father Burri from this city, tn
burial services of the Catholi
church were conducted by Judg
Sinnott. assisted by a choir TIL
casket was covered with choic
flowers, emblematic Of the innocenc
and purity of the transplante'
child. The sympathy of the entir
community is rendered the grieI
stricken parents in this their hou
Of affection. As beyond the storm
rugged Alps lies a beautiful ltaly
SO beyond the stormy rugged %
vide Of life, lies the land Of eterna
beauty where partings will be ur
known. The parents celebrated tn
fifth birthday Of little Maggie 0
the 9th Of last month. and the occ'
sion, like all previous ones, wa
made festival. She was borl
among a family of most robust chi
dren, the most delicate human tel
drill that ever evoked the most tel
der solieitude Of parents. She Ell
Joyed excellent mental and phys
cal health but the organism Of bot
mind and body was so fine, so del
cate, and her sentiveness so acut
that the bullets of life would be t
hard to endure had she reacht
maturity, and it might be that Il
monrnful dispensation of prov
dence interposed to save her fro
the ordeal Her life was very sho
and happy-as rosy as the mini
trations IF the most tender parent
love could make it.