Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-12-05
THURSDAY, Dec. 5, 1901.

MISS Bessie Galway went
Boise Monday.
John Mitchell of Bruneau spen
Saturday in this place.
d. P. Keefer will make a bust
ness trip to Nampa tomorrow.
Roy Bogard has gone to Colorad
Springs to see his wife and child.
Dan Reber was in the Capita
City yesterday, from the Dixi
mines.
f. E. Phelps of Pine Grove has
been sojourning in this place sever
al days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson Of
Bennett creek were visitors here
yesterday.
Mr.. Ledley came in from Oregon
a few days ago on visit with his
sister, Mrs. Harley.
A grand ball will be given in this
place Christmas night by the
Knights of Pythias.
Fresh oysters received daily aud
fresh fish every Friday at Mrs. Hen
derson & Sons store.
We have just received an
other car of Studebaker wagons and
bob sleds. G. R. Kelsey Co. Ltd.
Mrs. John Van Setback and
daughter, Miss Jennie, will 90 to
Boise soon, to remain during the
winter.
r. w. Smith has recently added
another $50 candle-power lamp to
his drugstore, which brilliantly
lights the entire rear end of his
pharmacy.
Last Friday afternoon Miss La
we're Bell handsomely entertained
number of her young friends at the
residence of her mother, Mrs.
Frank Boyd.
James V. Mundell and J.. NJ.
Caldwell desire to publicly express
their sincere thanks to all friends
for the kind assistance and svmpa-
thy rendered them during their re-
cent bereavement,
Services will be held at the Epis-
copal church as usual on Sunday
next at II a. m. and 8 p. m. Ex-
cellent music by the choir. Ser
mons appropriate to the Advent
season. All cordially invited.
The G. e. society will hold their
regular monthly business meeting
and social at the church Friday
evening, Dec. 6, at s o'clock. All
young people over fourteen years of
age are cordially invited to attend. |
Mrs. Barstow, President.
Roscoe w. Smith has purchased
four lots of W. d. Reynolds, situa-
ted on Bennett street and adjoining
Mr.. Reynolds residence, and is now
having stone foundation laid for
fine residence. The question nat
urally arising among his accquaint-
ances is "what for?"
Born in Mountain Home, Idaho.
Dec. 3, 1901, to the wife of James
Carroll, 10-pound son, and moth
er and child are to-day doing re-
markedly WE'LL Jim, of course, il
all smiles and swears that the first
yells from the lusty youngsters
lungs sounded to him very much
like the words II am a Democrat"
AL Hartman came down Satur-
day from Johnson's crossing on the
South Boise, where he had been en-
gagged at assisting Henry Casey in
repairing the bridge at that point.
Mr.. Hartman pronounces the work
asplendid job and asserts that the
bridge is now safe and secure and
Will be for many years to come.
A letter from st. Alphonsus' hos
pital yesterday contains the good
news that Mrs. A. M. Sinnott who
underwent the operation on Nov. 20,
Is still improving, thanks to the
good sisters and the physicians.
Several of her old friends from
Glenn's Ferry are now living in
BOISE, and they are constant visit
ors. The Sisters convey their
'hahks to the BULLETIN for favors
received through its columns.
w Ut Neiswanger informs us that
enzei furmes, the veteran Demo
cras ~ ana good citizen of Shoofy
,uea, Is still On deck and daily
cana pug not shot into all republic
Ions Ions VINO chance his way. Not
sbos, since Mr.. Turmes, after a
tnrneJ absence from his home, re-
fron, u ana found a number of lads
san, L she surrounding country as.
sn,np pied there, each of whom was
eAing cigarette. His first
in,pi PRESTON was: Boys, quit smok-
de cigarettes, or you'll all get so
nnL u mean that you'll vote the re-
publican ticket
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