Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-08-22

Miss Edna Hice of Boise is visit
ing in this place.
ID. P. Keefer went to Glenn's Fer
ny Monday night on a business trip
The county teachers institute
will meet in this place next Mon
day.
Court Stenographer Barstow anc
family have returned home from
Haley.
M. Sheats of Huntington is visit,
ing in this place with his sister
Mrs. John Smith.
John Neil, the ice and coal deal
err of Boise, made business visit to
this town Monday.
Miss Lizzie Lockman returned
home Monday from a visit with
Mrs. John Mitchell at Bruneau.
Neil ellis, a prominent and
wealthy mine operator of Utah,
spent several days is this place this
week.
Mrs. ]. N. Hansen, sister of G..
Hine, and Miss Anna Block of
Grand Island, Neb., are visiting in
this place.
Miss Lucy Curtis, of Iowa, who
is to take charge of the second in
termediate school room, arrived
here Tuesday.
Mrs. J. J. McGinness and daugh-
ter, Miss Eta, were visitors in this
place Tuesday and made the BULL
ETIN pleasant call.
Miss Nellie Williams returned
here Tuesday from visit in Michi-
gan, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Cora Williams.
Adm Hall and VIM. Blackman
have returned from Omaha, where
they each took lot of cattle for
sale. They report fair market.
Miss Mabel Payne will return
from Colorado about the LIST of Sep
TENDER and Immediately resume in
structions in music to all who may
apply.
Prof. A. J. Simpich, principal of
the Mountain Home schools, accom-
panied by his wife and two chill
dren, arrived here Tuesday from
Wisconsin.
Miss Minnie Tanner, after spend
ing her vacation with her parents
in this place, returned on Sunday
to Blackfoot, where she will con-
duct one of the rooms of the public
school at that place the coming
term.
J. ID. Helfrich and wife and son,
Walter, spent Sunday on Little
Camas creek. Joe reports game
plentiful and regrets that he could
not tarry longer and bring down
brace of birds for each and every
friend in town.
Thomas Mellen came in from
Omaha, where he disposed of sever
al carloads of sheep at satisfactory
prices. He left here Sunday night
for HALEY, where he will load and
ship east 600 head of sheep recent
ly purchased by him.
Two families named Green ar
rived here by rail last week from
the east, bringing with them all
kinds of household goods, chickens,
ducks, turkeys, and a lot of thor
oughbred cattle. They went to
Duck Valley Saturday, it requiring
four big wagons to carry their stuff.
w. G. Reynolds made the BULL
ETIN office a pleasant call Monday.
Pap" looks as if his recent trip in
the mountains had been of consid-
erable benefit, and it is our sincere
"ish That he may continue to i'm
prove until good health is entirely
restored to him. Come again, and
often. Bro. Reynolds.
In the society columns Of s,n
days Daily Record of Victor Colo.
RADIO, we find the following mention
which leads us to infer tb,t ~
Junior publisher of the BuLLETrN Is
having a pleasant time amona
good friends at Victor: "Mrs. 7 a
Cheesman, Mrs. c.. P. Oliver and
Mrs. A. L. Engledow entertained
twenty ladies at luncheon Friday
aa1ernoon at the home of Mrs.
;E ~ on South Second street
ma nonor Of Miss Mabel L. Payne of
fm a'. Home, Idaho, who leaves
iO ~, her home soon. A delicious
ia1on was served. after which the
laales repaired to the narlor and
spent the remainder Of the af aalu
noon in pleasant converss so a'sel 5
kenslngton. Miss Payne renae %ed
several vocal selections ao onae.eu
MED on the piano bv "e Mua pa,
Lancts OF Independence T r. ooi
present were: Mesdames Mora.. no as
Cormick, Lancts, Sherder. FIJI, w
ION and Conley of Independanea
Mrs. Weaver of Elkton, and Me-
uames Hawkins, Mum, Harden
Coefg, Bertsch and shindhlem Of
oihcinnatti, and Misses Dolly Ben.
nett and Mabel L. Payne of Victor. y