Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-01-23
THURSDAY, Jan. 90, 1902.

M. Cowen d Co.'S.
Yes Robbins came down from
the Crown Point mine Monday.
Mrs. II. ]. Syms and daughte
are in Shoshone visiting relatives.
Judge K. l. Perky made a has
ty trip to the state capital on Mon
day.
Royal Daniel was a visitor here
Tuesday from his Canyon creek
home.
Mrs. John 7. Gilman of Rocky
Bar is in Boise and guest at the
Idanha.
Deputy Sheep Inspector Jeff
Whitson visited the capital city
Tuesday.
Tom Richardson, the horse-raiser
of Riddle, has been. in this place
several days.
Mrs. Whiting, mother Charles
Whiting, will arrive here this even
ing from Chicago.
Our stock of groceries is always
fresh and up to date.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
The Odd Fellows Of this place
now hold their regular meetings ev-
cry Tuesday night.
Mr.. Vincent of Salt Lake is Wis
itor in this place and the guest OF
Rev. Dean Hamilton.
We are glad to announce that
Mrs. John Pence is rapidly recover
ing from recent illness.
Father Godshalx will hold Cath
Ole services next Sunday at the
opera house. Everybody invited.
Commissioners Thurman returned
to his home Thursday. He will at
tend the meeting of assessors in
Boise next Monday.
Charles Edgington was in town
several days last week from his
stock range on Castle creek. He
reports his cattle in fine condition.
Mrs. w. M. Pence, who has been
visiting for some time with John
Pence and family, will soon depart
for her home at Big Piney, Wyo-
ming.
Herbert Kelsey, son of Mr.. and
4 Mrs. c. R. Kelsey of this place, has
been promoted to first sergeant of
his company in the military school
which he is attending at Faribault,
Minnesota.
Next Monday at 4 p. M, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Whitson,
Miss Harley and r. w. Smith will
be united in marriage. Both these
young people are we'll known and
very popular.
Miss Hews, the blind elocution-
list, gave a pleasing entertainment
at the opera house Tuesday even
ing, but the audience was small
!. and the hall uncomfortably cold.
A great many claimed they kept
away on account of contagious dis
eases, but strange to say these same
i God-fearing people packed the hall
at the negro minstrel show.
j Last Friday evening Mr.. and
4 Mrs. ]. ID. Whitson entertained
about 25 young ladies and gentle
men in honor of Miss Harley, sis
ter of Mrs. Whitson. The games
of guessing advertisements and pro-
gressive Niloe were played. Miss
Swan won the first prize, a beauti-
full Mozart edgewood plaque. Mr..
A. G. Smith won the gentleman's
first prize, neat little paper weight.
Refreshments, consisting of the del
icacies of the season were served
after which vocal music was in
dulged in until the clock struck the
early hour of morn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitson proved themselves ideal
Entertainers.
Died on Friday, the 18th inst, of
Riphtheria, Johnnie White, second
hild Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. White.
Mountain Home, aged six years.
rittle Johnnie attended school on
tuesday, forenoon, when he com.
blamed OF feeling sick and went
home. Medical attendance was
Pad forthwith, and it was apparent
that the dreaded throat disease had
= astened itself upon him. The
child fingered until the evening of
ne next day, when the hand of God
elleved the little sufferer by trans
planting him into the better world.
wing to strict quarantine regula-
IONS, the body was inferred privat-
y IN the night, the afflicted pa
ents being prevented from going to
ae funeral. The other children of
.e oereaved family caught the in
u.ion but are improving. The
" L. ~ =. extends heartfelt sympa-
Ii y TO the afflicted family.