Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-09-07
THURSDAY, Sept. 7, 1899.
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Miss Benedict of American Falls
is visiting Miss May Hice.
A Rosenheim and wife spent
Monday and Tuesday at Boise.
Head Light Oil 1926 per case
and Gasoline at $3.50 per case, at
Fletcher's.
B. G. Mullins of Bliss, father of
Prof. Mullins, spent Tuesday in
this place.
L. M. May, the popular druggist
at Glenn's Ferry, spent few hours
in this place Friday.
Mrs. D. B. Hill and daughter
have returned home from visit
with relatives on Sinker creek.
Commissioner John Holland ar
z rived here Monday to be on hand at
y the~special meeting of the board to-
day.
t. J, Cassin, mining partner of
Jas. Herman, came in from Silver
City and went to Rocky Bar last
Monday.
Sheriff O'Neill and family, &C.
companied by Annie Comes, return
ed home Saturday from a visit at
Rocky Bar.
Misses Bessie and Abbie Holland
of Rocky Bar went to Albion by
Tuesday nights train to re-enter the
Normal school.
Mrs. John G. Gray and Mrs.
Hiram w. Gray left on Tuesday
evenings train for Salt Lake, to Wis
it their parents.
w. Z. Wilson and family and
Miss Mclaughlin have returned
from the mountains to their Ben
nett creek home.
Miss Mabel Payne will depart by
Saturday evenings train for two
months visit in Kentucky, Tennes-
see and Alabama.
C. M. Brown and Mr.. Morgan
are pushing development work on
their Atlanta lode and extracting
remarkably rich ore.
Geo. E. Butler informs us that
there are about 40 men employed
at the Yuba mine in Atlanta, and
that the mill reduces go tons Of ore
daily.
Have you seen the new dress
goods all in pattern lengths, no two
alike, the latest goods in the most
desirable weaves and shades. G.
r. Kelsey q Co.
Assessor Art Davis, Miss Marie
Glenn and Miss Belle Davis return
ed from Atlanta Sunday, accompan-
led by Miss Carrie Wooten, who is
guest of Miss Davis.
Geo. Butler came in from Atlanta
Monday, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Cora, and his son
Herbert, who departed on Tuesday
evenings train for Albion, where
they will attend the Normal school.
John Pence and, family arrived
here Saturday~ffom their home on
Three Creek. Mrs. Pence and
children will remain here during
? the~present school term, and occupy
their dwelling house on east Atlanta
avenue.
The Citizens bank is closing up
its business and to-day engaged in
paying its depositors in full. The
business, we are told, has been more
than satisfactory, but owing to the
desire of John G. Gray to take adj
vantage of an opportunity to re-en-
gage in the practice af the law in
city of the Northwest, they have
decided that the present time is
opportune to close out the business,
inasmuch as they do SO without
loss. 1t is thought that new firm
will be conducting banking bust
ness at the same place before a
great while.
Married, in Mountain Home Ida
|, Tho, Sept. Bird 1899, at the residence
of G. II. Rinehart, G. d. Stillwell,
of Weiser, and Miss Rosa Pigg,
Rev. McReynolds of Boise officiat-
ling. At the stated hour, 1880 p. m.
number of the brides most init
mate friends assembled. At 8:15
the bridal couple entered the parlor
and stood under canopy decorated
with flowers and leaves, where the
impressive marriage ceremony was
performed, after which congratula-
tions and best wishes were offered
the happy young couple. Delicious
refreshments were served and after
a few hours ofpleasant conversation
the guests departed wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Stillwell happy and pros
porous life. The bride was becom-
ingly attired in fawn colored dress
deliberately trimmed in white silk
and passementrie, the bridal vel
being caught in the hair with a
dainty white pearl butterfly. The
groom wore the conventional black
A number of pretty and useful pre-
sents we're received. Mr.. and Mrs
q Stillwell will remain in Mountain
Home for while at the residenc,
Of G. Ii. Rinehart..