Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-04-06

upon to reconsider the matter To
day, to the surprise Of the people
and the regret of his parishiouers,
he announced HIS acceptance He
will be consecrated bv Bishop Ran
dolph of the diocese Of Virginia on
the Dist of April
Mrs (. c. Helf ich will return
from Boise Saturday evening.
State Sheep Inspector Bob Chat
tin was at the Capital City Mon
day.
The annual school report was
handed in too late to appear in this
issue.
Mr.. Spring and family have re-
moved to Mrs d. B. Hills house on
Canyon street.
Ed Payne, a prominant wool
grower Of Ada county, spent sun
day in this place.
Governor Richards of Wyoming
came in on last nights train and is
guest at the Dorsey Cottage.
Mrs Weaver of lie Grande. Ore,
was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. c.
II. keefer during the past week
During this past week Ed Payne
of Boise has purchased 1900 head
of mutton sheep in this vicinity.
Ladies' and childrens' walking
hats just received. Chas. Il. Kel-
sey q Co.
Patsey Healey and son and 0. f.
Bacon, large woolgrowers of Bru-
neau, were in town Tuesday.
Plows, harrows, rakes, hoes, gar
den tools and seed. Chas. r. kel-
sey q Co.
Lawyer Perky and family now
occupy the house adjoining A. Ros
enheim's reside6ee, on Bennett
street.
Hazel Boyer entertained large
nu mher of her little friends yester-
day afternoon at the residence of
her parents.
Harry Willis has gone to Pine
Grove to put some finishing touches
to the bridge across the South Boise
river at that point
Seed potatoes, seed wheat. All
kinds Of grain and hay. Chas. r.
Kelsey & Co.
Robert Brainard, who has spent
the winter in Boise basin, came in
Tuesday night, on his return to
Rocky Bar.
w. G. Reynolds was out on his
back porch yesterday taking a sun
bath. He will soon be on the streets
as jolly as ever, we sincerely hope,
Yesterday Col. G. W. Miller re-
ceived a letter from Atlanta which
closed with these words mo fences
in sight yet and showing every day
The hearing of the return of sale
of personal property in the Richard
Oliver estate came up Tuesday and
the sales were confirmed by Probate
Judge White.
After spending the winter at Boise
Ed and Charlie Gaetz and Mr.
, Chester came in last evening or
their way to Atlanta for the sun
mer campaign.
Gilmore Lodge No. 8, A. o. U. W
f of Glenn's Ferry has selected A. M
Sinnott as representative to the
j, Grand Lodge to convene at Evan
) ston, Wyoming, May 16.
Constable r. d. Gorby and c. H
Brady of Glenn's Ferry passed
: through town this morning with {
full prospecting outfit heading fo
! Snake river.
2 NJ. c. Lawrence has applied foi
: letters Of guardianship Of the estate
and person of Gladys Kensler, mi
, nor child Of the murdered Johr
; Kensler This is the child who wal
born after her mothers conviction
r The board of school trustees helC
/ a meeting yesterday and received
i the annual reports Of teachers anc
s arranged for their full payment o
: salaries on the Goth instant. Pra
Damron was appointed school cen
= sus marshal for this district, anC
r Ralph Damron is to have charge O
n the school library during vacation
= Walter Larsen, aged II years
) last Saturday morning at Glenn
j. Ferry, started to let off brake Of
n coal car at the chute, when tn
Y brake wheel, being defective, sud
l. denly gave way and the youn
! mans right hand was caught in tn
Y cog wheels, mangling it badly. II
came to this place for treatment
4 Dr. Smith found it necessary to re
e move the index finger.
r Precious Ointment, Love ex
, pressed, will be the theme at tn
n Congregational church next Sunda
} morning. Eternal Life, "-Gospe
q Immortality, wifi be the theme 70
It evening. The time for evening sci
l. vices is s o'clock The Chrlstia
y Endeayor meeting will begin at Ill
II subject, The Holy Garments.
1t fhe Junior Christian Endeavor
J. at 4O'cIock. They talk about "Th