Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-07-11
THURSDAY, July IL, 1901.

CaplJal CITY rluay'
Thomas Mellen and family spent
the 4th at the Ferry.
Miss Winnie Wayte came in Sun
day evening from Boise.
ICF CREAM every THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at Thompson Il Cos
store.
Mrs. Glenn, proprietor of the
Commercial hotel, visited Boise
last week.
Shoes in endless variety for the
hot weather.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
After "courting" here for a week,
Steve Oglesby and Joe Hessler have
returned to Atlanta.
Our stock of groceries is always
fresh and up to date.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Theo. Walters returned here Sat
urday from Boise basin and took
Mondays stage for his Atlanta
home.
Regular religious services at the
Episcopal church next Sunday,
morning and evening, to which all
are invited.
J. d. Whitson and wife, Mrs. and
Miss Harley, will depart tomorrow
for the Three Greek mountains, to
- . lcort oa1rora1 uaaEc
Judge Perky and wife and daugh-
ter will depart by private convey
ance tomorrow for Challis, going
by way of Big Camas, Haley and
Ketchum.
Wilfred Cole came in Saturday
from Nampa to renew acquaintance
with many old-time friends in this
place. He purposes taking in the
Pan-American show at Buffalo be-
fore the expiration Of his vacation.
LAWYER Pickett and Surveyor
Bali of Boise passed through this
place Saturday en- route to Volcano
mining district, where Rawley d
Pickett hold valuable mining To-
cations.
Roscoe, the little son of Charlie
Howeth, is here visiting with his
father, before departing with his
mother next week for Anaconda,
Montana, where her husband, Geo.
Lifts, now resides.
Geo. "A. Mccormick arrived here
Thursday from Salt Lake, whore he
spent the winter, and where he a
few weeks ago experienced serious
attack of pneumonia from which he
has not yet entirely recovered.
Dan Reber and wife, Joe D. Hell
firich and wife, Miss Lottie Clark
H. B. Thompson, Mrs. w. NJ. Har-
ris, B. f. Harris, d. B. Horton, G.
w. Howeth and several other peo-
pie of this place were in Boise or
the Fourth.
r. d. Gorby of Glenn's Ferry at
tended court in this place Saturday
as witness. Mr.. Gorby is pop
ular business man of the Riverside
city, and will soon commence the
erection of large business building
on lot near Herron's stone opera
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Kelsey, &C,
companied by their son Herbert
will depart Saturday evening fol
Portland to visit their daughter
Miss May, who is attending a mus.
ical conservatory in that city, anC
to take a few weeks recreation alonl
the coast of Puget Sound.
According to Prof. Hicks tn
coming winter will begin early ant
quit late next spring. Delinquen
subscribers of the Bulletin are re
minded that it will take heaps c
fuel to run a print shop through
nine months winter, and that WOO
and coal are spot cash articles.
The good news comes over fror
Bruneau that Grandma WhitsoI
who had her leg broken sewers
weeks ago, is doing remarkabl
well for one of her extreme ag
She is the good old mother of Ii
popular J. T., j. d. and j. B. Viii
son-all respected citizens of TIL
section.
Judge Perky, wife and daught,
Joined the throng that went to Il
ferry on the 4th. They enjoye
very much the patriotic exercise
ana speak in highest praise of IL
hospitality Of the Glenn's Ferl
people, and say that their visit
the riverside town will ever be r
membered by them most pleasant
Commissioner Louie FRANKIE can
down from Atlanta by Satu
days stage to be on hand at b
regular session of the board tb
week. He says the people of b
town had very enjoyable time ,
the 4th in a quiet way and that .
are feeling happy at the good inc
cations for Atlanta's future pre-
perity