Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-05
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Mrs. John Marley, we are sorry
to learn, is again dangerously i'll.
1t is reported that Mrs. Nettie
Robertson Of Bruneau valley and
John Pinkston were married at
Boise Saturday last.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carroll was reported
very i'll yesterday, but to-day is
somewhat improved. Mr.. Carroll
will arrive from Silver City tonight.
John McCabe's little son, who is
with Mr.. and Mrs jeff Whitson, is
very i'll, with pneumonia. Mr.. Nc
Cabe, who was telegrapbed for at
Silver City, arrived here Monday
evening.
H. w. Tanner lost a valuable
watchdog, by its being poisoned
few days ago. And some miscre-
ant stole the collar and village tag
from its neck before its body was
found by member of the Tanner
family.
Although not required to do 80,
Judge Sinnott, county attorney-elect,
came up from Glenn's Ferry Tues
day to conduct the prosecution at
the preliminary examination of the
Bilyeu brothers, charged with being
accessories to the murder of A. j.
Bruce.
Roy Bell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Boyd, was agrseably sur
prised last evening by number of
his young frie nds rendering him a
genuine surprise party at the resi-
dence of his parents. Various games
were played and a gay time was
had for several hours.
MIR. and Mrs. John Pence. &C
companied by Mrs. Arthur Pence,
arrived here yesterday afternoon
from Three Greek. Their team gave
out and they were detained on the
road several hours, having to walk
four miles to reach Hot Spring
They Immediately telegraphed tc
Salt Lake to have the remains Of
their deceased son Robert forwarded
to this place, and they will be in
tered in the Mountain Home
cemetery.
Died, at Casey's ranch, on thu
South Boise river, January 1, 1899
>TGeorge Haun, a native of Ohio
aged 81 years. A note from Mrs
S. N. Nichols informs us that Mr.
Haun had been sick with pneumo.
' MIA for about four weeks. 1t will
r be remembered by old-timers tha'
S George Haun owned and ran tn
n largest freight teams plying be
t tween this place and Rocky Ba
+ during the flush times.
Last Friday morning H. G. Ma
u lison received the sad though nc
unexpected news of the death of hi
y father, which occurred that mornin
q at Lawrence, KS. Harry took tina
q evenings train for the east to a
% tend the funeral, which took plac
70 at Lawrence on Monday. Mrs. /
&c C. Helfrich of this place was pr
sent at the time of her fathers deatl
n and all the children, except one so
le in Montana, who could not leay
re- his post as train dispatcher, attend
to ed the burial. The deceased wi
ID 65 years old and had for 30 yea
a. held responsible railroad position
&c He visited this place in the SUNNI
r. of 1889 and during his sNourn he
in made many warm friends, Harl
Madison is expected to return hon
~ Saturday.
lie Died, in Salt Lake, at All Ha
re lows College, of pneumonia, Jan
er airy Sd, at o'clock a. M, Robe
ly William Pence, of Three Greek, Id
Ill The deceased was born in Neyad
8. Mo-, Nov. 9th, 1880, and mov'
ut with his parents to Idaho in 1888
lg For several terms Robert attend'
re- the public schools in this city un
ho two years ago when he went to 4
Hallows College in Salt Lake, He
. as we'll as abroad he gained t
confidence of his teachers and t
friendship of his fellow scholars
his amiable disposition, joyful ma
ners and sterling character.
was esteemed by all and while
parents mourn the loss of devot
, son, All Hallows College deplo
the demise of one of its best sch
airs. Before dying Robert asked
be admitted into the Catholic chul
which request was cheerfully gra
ed. The remains will arrive fir
Salt Lake tonight, accompanied
one of the professors. The fine
will start from Mrs Bearby's r.
dence at 1890 o'clock a M tom
row, Jan 9th, to Hungerford's OPP
House where the funeral rites Of
Catholic church will be perform
Afterwards the remains will
r taken to the Mountain Home Gel
r ltery.