Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
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Mrs X. |. Perky was reported
on the sick list last evening.
Just received-A carload of
Shutter wagons. VIM. D. Rey-
nolds.
Judge Flanagan of Glenn's
Ferry was a visitor in this place
Saturday.
Miss Abbie Holland came in
from Albion Sunday. She will
teach the next term of school at
Casey's.
We learn that the school board
will meet next Saturday to select
all subordinate teachers-the prin-
cipal, Professor Church, having been
chosen some time ago.
A dispatch from Hon. Arthur
Davis, at Albany, n. Y. says that
company is organizing back east
to take hold of and develop the
Bonaparte Mining property at
junction Bar.
Jerry Cronin for many years
section boss and pumpsman at Mt
Home railroad station, has been
superseded byf Steve Donovan OF
King Hill, a gentleman highly
spoken of by all acquaintences.
Miss Mabel l.. Payne very pleas
antly entertained the Junior choir
of St. James Episcopal church, last
night. A number of young men
were also invitedN The game of
peanuts" was played, Bert Thomp-
son carrying off the first prize and
Miss Dona Harris the BOBBY prize.
The ladies of the Entire Nous
Club met at the pleasant home of
Mrs H. C. Madison, April 8, 1901.
Roll call was responded to by mis-
cellaneous quotations, presenting
many rare gems of thought. 1t
being an anniversary program given
by the charter members, Miss
Mabel Payne rendered the first
number, a piano solo with great
credit to herself, and an unusual
amount OF pleasure to her listeners
] The History of the Club, the second
number on the program, was writ
ten and read by Miss Payne. This
article was of particular interest tc
the club, following the little banc
of eight ladies from the day they
met at the residence of Mrs. E. G
Helfrich. March 10, 1898, and or
ganized, to the present date, noting
its healthy growth from eight tc
twenty two members. Miss Payne's
< article was followed by vocal solo
8 by Mrs. e. G. Helfrich. Mrs. Hell
t frich's clear soprano voice filled th'
! rooms with sweetest music, ano
t more than one breathed a gentle
S sigh when its last notes died away
The Club Prophecy, read by Mrs
f J. NJ. Cowen clearly foretold to eacl
0 lady her fate, and if the futur
o find them unprepared to meet it, i
e certainly is not the authors fault
a Mrs. Payne, as humorist, read
i most amusing sketch on the note
a prepared by the reporter OF fash
e ionable wedding. Critic Mrs. W
e D. Reynolds. Debate, resolved tina
success is more dependant upo
It ability than opportunity, was de
l. cided in favor of affirmative. Cld
d adjourned to meet at the residenc
d of Miss Nellie Mellen April %, 1901
J. After adjournment, our dainty hos
Ie tess Mrs. H. G. Madison served th
-eSladies with delicious refreshments
vel after which they reluctantly d'
is parted for their homes, each pre-
is nouncing the afternoon one Of tn
d most pleasant they had ever spen
4 DIR. Perky, who was a guest OF tn
d Entire Nous, favored the ladies wit
10 short but highly entertainin
it talk on women's clubs. The ladit
es are unanimous in hoping that the
d may be favored with another Wis
he from the doctor during her stay
our city. Mrs. Kittie Cowan, Sec,