Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-31
CONGREGATIONAL cnuRcH.
THURSDAY, Aug. 81, 1899.
School opens next Mondav.k

have a gooo exhibit at the fair at
Boise.
G. w. Lifts and family of Boise
are taking an outing on Little
Camas.
Lawyers Fremont Wood and s.
L. Upton of Boise spent Monday in
this place.
Head Light Oil 1926 per case
and Gasoline at $3.50 per case, at
Fletcher's.
Miss Edwards and Miss Payne
spent Sunday and Monday at the
Capital city.
Our Red School House shoe for
boys and girls-all the best. Chas.
r. Kelsey 4 Co.
Jonah Rudisill Jr., and family
now occupy the Allison home in the
north end of town.
Boys shoes, sizes II to 2. Good,
durable and stylish shoe for school
wear. $3.50 per pair at Kelsey Il
Co.
N. P. NELSON went up to Dixie
Monday to do assessment work on
some mining claims belonging to
DIR. Smith.
Comb honey Is cents per pound.
Strained honey, pint jars % cents;
quart jars 40 cents, Chas. r. Kel-
sey & Co.
Miss Susie Chattin accompanied
DR.. Smith to Salt Lake last week to
consult an eminent occulist regard
ing her eyes.
Ross Slack and Bee Blackstone
shipped two carloads Of horses for
Illinois last Sunday, Mr.. Blackstone
going with them.
w. A. Reynolds and family and
w. c. Reynolds and wifeSreturned
home Saturday afternoon from sew
eral weeks outing inythe mountains.
Mrs. Melton and daughter Min
ME spent several days in this place
the foreparJ of the week, returning
to their home on the South Boise
river yesterday.
While at work on his new hotel
building Tuesday, W. J. Turner re-
ceived a severe cut upon his head
by falling briokbat, but he is still
on deck and pushing things around
the new structure.
CIV. Smith and daughter Maude
and little son came down from At
lanta Saturday evening on their
way to Salt Lake City. One of the
little boys eyes needs attention and
Mr.. Smith will place him under the
care of DR.. Hughes in that city,
John G. Hayes came in from
Rocky Bar Friday and took that
evenings train for his old home at
Capelton, Canada, where he will
probably remain, but his many
friends in this county hope that he
will reconsider and return to Idaho
at no distant day.
Mrs. Harry Thompson departed
Tuesday evening for her home in
London, England. She will stop in
Blackfoot to see her afflicted hus.
band, and will also remain in New
York awhile. Mrs. Thompson's
numerous friends join the BULLE-
TIN in wishing her bon voyage.
e. F. Woodwork, manager of the
Gilmore mine, came down from
Rocky Bar last Friday, on his way
to Salt Lake. He reported that
one week ago to-day the water il
the shaft had been lowered $50 feet
and that another weeks pumping
would probably clear the mine Of
water. Mr.. w. expected to return
to Rocky Bar the latter part of this
week.
Elsewhere appears the official no
tice of the beginning of the Noun
tain Home schools, Monday next
1t is highly important that pupils
should enroll the first day and at
tend regularly. The last term o
school was short and much worl
has to be done by pupils and
teachers to overtake the grades, we
understand, SO let there be full
attendance the first day of school.
Died, in Mountain Home, Aug
%, Wilma, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Christensen. The
funeral services were held Tuesday
evening at 6 o'clock, conducted b,
Mrs. G. e. Mason, assisted by th
Congregational choir. This dear
tender, little babe was a month OLE
"a delicate little rosebud-only t,
be plucked by the hand of Sod. l
was generally expressed how beau
tiful the babe looked reposing peace
fully in dainty casket of white
amid a profusion of flowers, with
faint smile on its lips. Mr.. and Mrs
Christensen have the sympathy {
this community in their sad bereave
ment.