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

THURSDAY, Jan. 81, 1901.
Miss Mabel PGyhe spent Tuesday

II. h. Phelan and wife went tt
Boise Monday night
Miss Bertha Turner was Boise
visitor last Saturday.
Sheriff Nicholson has gone t.
Rocky Bias on official business
Lost-A bunch of KEYS. Please
leave them at Reynolds iewelry
store.
f. G. Helfrich and DR.. Smith
were in Boise TUESDAY between
trains.
Hugh McWilliams was yesterday
declared by his physician another
sufferer from smallpox.
Col. A. A. Fuller, organizer of the
Order Of Washington, is registered
at the Commercial hotel.
The Rocky Bar Miners Union
numbers about so good active mem
bers, SO we are informed by letter
from that place.
G T. RohreYiost fine milk COW
Monday, which died soon after Civ
ing birth to calf.
Rev. McReynolds will hold serv-
ices in the Baptist church next
Sunday, February Cd.
Bishop Funston delivered able
and interesting sermons in the
Episcopal church last Sunday.
The Mothers Club will meet at
the Grammer room of the school
house tomorrow afternoon at $50.
The great length Of the county
commissioners proceedings has
crowded out a considerable local
matter this week.
Mornay Athey, son of Judge
Athey, came in from Boise Tuesday
evening and has taken a position
in the Bulletin office.
Mrs. A. W,Lockman went to
Albion SundaYt9 see her daughter,
Miss Leora, who was reported by
telegraph as being very sick.
No pains will be spared to make
the freman's ball at Glenn's Ferry,
on the night of the 18th of Feb
ruary, one of the most pleasant OF
the season.
Jack Harris is another victim of
small. pox and the yellow flag is
flying in front Of ibis residence in
this place. His-Neondition, we are
glad to learn, is not serious.
Mrs. Susan Smith, wife of Geo.
w. Smith, died this morning at
8 o'clock after a lingering illness.
The funeral will take place from
the family residence tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
It makes a great difference
whose OK is gored-henee the wall
of the republicans and their Nc
Kinley-democratic" allies at the
acts of the present democratic
board of commissioners.
The rumor that I will give up
my music class and leave Noun
tain Home for six months is false.
| have no such intention. Will con-
tinue my class during the summer
months and and solicit patronage
from any who are interested in the
art of music; teaching the very best
of the standard methods used
Terms, so cents per lesson. Mabel
L. Payne.
The members of the local bar
assisted by the pupils of the public
schools will celebrate John Mar
shall Day at the opera house next
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
AS it is legal holiday business
men should close their chops and
stores and assist by their presence
in paying tribute to the great jurist,
soldier, statesman and diplomat
who gave the supreme court Its
beginning.
Miss Kittie Wilkins returned
here Monday from a trip to Omaha
and Chicago. She attended the
Stockgrowers convention at Salt
Lake and speaks in glowing terms
of the hospitality of the people o
that city. She lefkTnesday for bel
Bruneau home, rdingin new ant
beautiful vehieis-Ehich she pur
chased from Kelsey Il Co. While il
Omaha Miss Wilkins met and
had pleasant converse with tn
great Bryan who, though he hac
not seen her for four or five years
and but~once, feadity-- recognized
her BY name and locality.
REV. Father Gottseholx hell
services 10 our city on Sunday
last, and hereafter will hold service
at A. NJ. Sinnott's residence, on tn
fourth Sunday OF every mon b. IN
til the Catholic Church shall b
built and fit for occupation
Father BuTr1, II rs now settled, vii
have charge Of the Catholic parisl
at Tiflamook, Oregon, whittier al
his household effects and hbrar,
have been shipped from here t
him. and best wishes of the peopl
of Mountain Home, among whom
he has many friends, will go witt
him. His successor, Father Gott
schoIx will make his headquarter
In shoshone until further notice.