Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-04-13

THURSDAY, April 13, 1899.


r. F. " hitney came in from Bru-
neau Tuesday.
Mrs e. G. Helfrich returned from
Boise Last evening.
4, L)~Jeff Whitson is quite sick at his
residence in this place.
Roscoe Smith returned Tuesday
evening from visit at Boise.
Mrs. d. b. Hill has gone to Owv-
hee county to spend the summer.
Mrs James Bennett and son have
returned home from visit at Boise.
Ollie Lawson of Rocky Bar has
been a visitor here for several days.
Mrs. Doom was taken suddenly
i'll few days ago, out is now con-
valescent.
Carpets and mattings at prices
that cannot be beat at Cowen &
Whitneys'.
Billy Wilson and wife were in
town Tuesday from their Bennett
creek home.
Miss Ruby Peyton of Silver City
lis visiting here with her aunt, Mrs.
j. d. Whitson.
jolly Harry Hughes of the whole
sale Boise liquor house, was visi-
tor here Tuesday.
Boys waists for summer just in
at 30, 80 and IS cents and 500.
Chas Z. Kelsey & Co.
The ladies' Auxiliary of the Epis-
copa church will have a cooked
food sale Saturday at G. IL. Keefer' S
store
Tents, wagon covers, tarpaulins,
and canvass b The yard. Get our
prices and save money. Chas. r..
Kelsey 4 Co.
Miss Mary Gray continues to re-
ceive the very latest styles in milll-
merry goods at her store. Cheap sailor
hats, 500 each.
Word comes down from Pine
Grove that George Farber, promi-
-~~nent citizen and good man gener-
ally, is dangerously i'll.
If you want boys and youths
shirts, underwear. clothing, hats,
etc, we have them in large variety
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
DR.. Hudgens, dentist, returned
to Boise Monday evening. The Doc
tor made many friends during his
short stay in Mountain Home.
Ladies summer ties and oxford
shoes in blacks and tans at 81 so
$175, ~ 90. 1925 and 81 SO pei
pair. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
"Pap" Reynolds made the Bull
LETIN office an appreciated call las
Friday. He is gradually improv
ing in health, we are pleased to say
Friday afternoon little Esthe
Perky entertained number of he
Young friends at the residence of he
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs K |. Perk y
Ladies' skirts, brilliantine, novel
ty goods and in ducks, latest pat
terms at 70 cents, 800 and up t.
$3.50. Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Senator Bailey came down from
Little Camas prairie Monday on I
business. visit. He reports the SNOW
about tsofeet deep down to within
16 miles Of this place and the road
hard to travel.
w. J. Melton, who resides few
miles above Pine Grove, was a FEY
DAYS ago stricken with paralysis
but to what extent we have bee
unable to learn We, however, hop
his case is not serious.
Hugh Latham and wife cam
over from Guffey Friday evening
visit with friends. Hugh returne
Sunday but Mrs. Latham remain
here for a time, the guest of W. A
Reynolds and family.
Harry Willis has returned fror
Pine Grove, and as he vas con
PEELED to walk about 80 mile
through snow, slusR and mud, b
say i would take big money to il
dace hiu to do SO again at the pre-
EN- 'me.
he new board Of town trustee
met ast evening and organized t
eleeting Frank w. Boyd chalrma
Ate, acting % considerable u
finished business they adjourned II
tonight, when the attorney, ma
shat, clerk, treasurer and street s.
perintendent will be selected Tor Il
ensuing year.
Under the supervision of Frar
AXE the Masonic cemetery groun
nave been transformed from ba
fen and desolate waste to one
pleasing effect fIthas been plowe
,eyeIed and soyn with grass, and
large number of trees plant'
around it and along the driveway
"pIeh are we'll graveled.- Aft
'ae grass grows and the trees lea
oat the Masonic cemetery will pl
sent an appearance that will refie
etedlt upon that ancient order. /
s'oands will also be surrounded
shandsome fence.