Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-31

Monday from the Ferry.
Late Corey of Glenn's Ferry was
a visitor in this place Tuesday.
Mrs. J. d. Whitson and Miss
Harley went to Bruneau Tuesday.
Frank Struckman departed Tues
day for Atlanta, on mining business.
w. d. Reynolds made a business
trip to Glenn's Ferry Saturday.
DR.. Roberts, Three Creek mining
operator, has returned from Elko.
Miss Ryan and 0. II. RutchiDs
of Pine were visitors here Satur-
day.
Hon. A. Pence visited with his
family at Hot Springs Sunday, re-
turning to Boise on Tuesday.
j. b. Whitson was over from
Bruneau yesterday and last even
ing attended the Masonic meeting
M. J. CAVITY does all kinds of
boot and shoe repairing-also sad
die and harness making and repair
ing
Miss Ida Fitzwater has returned
home from Boise, where she was
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Sena-
tor Purtill.
The Locomotive fireman will give
a grind ball at Glenn's Ferry on
the evening Of February IA. Go,
and have a pleasant time.
Moon & Co. Of Tennessee, few
days ago purchased 1000 ewes
from R. f. Cooke, paying $3.50 per
head, so we are informed.
R. P. Chattin received telegram
Monday calling him to the bedside
of his mother in Tennessee, who was
reported dangerously i'll, and he de-
parted for the south chat evening.
Charley Howeth was taking in
the sights of the capital city Mon
day and Tuesday. Dan Reber went
along to keep Charlie from getting
lost in "the biggest town in the
United States"
During the past week G. E.
Arney has been appointed warden
of the state prison; G. B. Steunen-
berg chief clerk of the state land
Office, c. Ii. Harvey and NJ. j,
Dowd, state land solicitors.
A passenger train collided with
the rear end of q freight train
standing on switch at Orchard
last Saturday night, causing quite
serious smash-up, but, strange to
say, no one was seriously hurt.
AT the meeting Of the Athenian
Literary Society Of the High School
last Friday the following officers
were elected; PIerfdent, Miss Flor
ence Johnson; yice-pFesident, Miss
Rosa Lander; secretsry, Miss Mary
Glenn; treasurer, Miss Ruth Hyde
program committee, Miss Edith
Harley.
A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature by Representative
Adams of Washington County to
lower railroad charges in Idaho
The bill provides that passenger
fare shall not exceed three cents
per mile and also cuts down freight
rates to reasonable figures. We
Shall print the bill at the earliest
convenience.
Christian Endeavor Day-The
twentieth anniversary of the Endea-
vor movement, will be observed
next Sunday, 1880 ?. NJ. by special
printed program, as a Good
Courage Meeting" the Juniors will
unite. The whole evening will be
devoted to the Endeavor, the pres
ident, Miss Manion presiding
Evangelistc meeting in the forenoon
at 1915. Sunday School at II NJ
Parable of the Fen Virgins. Jun.
ior, Endeavor at P. NJ, Mauo
Hanley leader, subject: "Be Strong
Evangelistic meeting this evening
1880. EYerybedy- welcome to al
services.
The regular meeting Of the En-
tire Nous Club was held and mos
pleasantly entertained at the home
of Mrs. Rhoades Monday afternoon,
Roll call was answered with quota.
tons from Carlyle. After the usual
routine of business the program
was opened with a paper on the life
of Thomas Carlyle by Mrs. Malli-
son, which deserves special mention
and great praise for the excellent
composition on the biography of
this prose poet Next was topic
Science and Citizenship" by MIS-.
Mullins. Mrs. Pettgjohn gave a
humorist sketch which called forth
great laughter. Mrs. Payne, critic.
Discussion, rs labor a blessing?"
was unanimously decided in the
affirmative.
Theboard Of village trustees met
Tuesday night. Present, Boyd,
Morris, Davis and Tate. An Ord
nance was passed creating a board
of health, to be composed of the
chairman, clerk, marshal and one
reputable physician to be appointed
by the board ofTrustees.5 1t shall
be the duty of every physician to
report at once to this board all cases
of contapious diseases eon,Iny 10 his