Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03
THURSDAY. April 8, 1902.

Nat Olson and II. y. Crabb came
in last evening from Atlanta.
Geo. w. Fletcher went to his
Clover creek ranch Saturday.
Lawyer Wolfe went to Caldwell
yesterday on professional business.
Trotter's sheep shearing machine
is in full blast at the north end of
town.
Mrs. L. L. Spring and children
have returned home from visit in
Denver.
After a severe attack of mumps
Grover Tanner is again able to be
on the streets.
LADIES, you are not dressed
without the latest in Sash orna-
ments Ask Reynolds.
Chas. Coon g. Co. and Helm &
Chattin have sold their wool clips
to Joe Streng, the wool buyer.
Thomas Pecha, superintendent Of
the sugar beet farms, was a visitor
at the State capital Saturday.
LADIES, complete your Easter
rig by the purchase of Chatelain
bag. The latest styles at Reynolds
jewelry store.
The Baptists of this place will
erect, this summer, $4,000 church
on the corner of Atlanta avenue
and Gilmore street.
STRANeERs-Don't leave Noun
tain Home without seeing our new
line of Souvenir Spoons-Just out
at Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Kelsey re-
turned home last evening from a
visit with their daughter in Boston,
who is attending the musical con-
eervatory.
A. Rosenheim has recently put
up at his corner beautiful head
light sign, which, night or day, will
guide the traveller in search of good
wet goods.
N. Muzzy returned here yester-
day from New Haven, Conn, where
he spent the winter Mr.. Muzzy is
largely interested in Bascom min
ing district properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Reynolds
will depart Friday for Pennington,
Wash, on a visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Service May their
visit be an enjoyable one is the wish
Of host of good friends.
Mrs. Montague still conducts a
first class boarding house. Every
delicacy of the season is prepared
by white help only and her prices
are moderate For quiet, up-to.
date home-like meal, call at Mrs
Montague's.
Hugh Latham, former resident
of this place and popular with all
came in from Murphy last Thurs.
day evening, accompanied by Mrs
Latham. Hugh was compelled t.
return by the next train, but Mrs
L. remained here, guest of Mrs
Damron.
i The Odd Fellows of Mountain
y Home Lodge No. 19, will celebrate
the SD anniversary of their order
on April 25th by lecture in the
afternoon and grand ball in the
evening. 1t will surely be a pleas
ant and entertaining affair and ev
erybody is invited to attend.
Commissioner w. L. Thurman
came in from his home Monday tt
see that things were moving aloni
properly at the county seat. Mr.
Thurman expects soon to re
ceive from Utah large number G
pack animals, which will be use,
between Boise City and Thur
der Mountain during the comm
summer.
Services at the Congregations
church next Sunday at IL, a. m
and 8, p. m. (changed from 7:30)
The Senior Endeavor at 7(change
1 from 6:30)a conservation meeting
] Junior Endeavor at 4, subiect-B
BILE commandment about our dali
life. Sunday school-new quartz
at IL. Prayer meeting mex
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock
% A cordial invitation to all services
VI The Easter services at the Coz
gregational church Sunday for
noon drew an unusually large CO..
gregatlon, extra seats being needle
The choir rendered special mus
IL and the pastors sermon was FRI
| Peter, l:3. The Easter concert
the evening by the Sunday scho
e was OF much interest to old ar
young, consisting of songs. recit
lions and exercises by all ii
' classes. Many were not able to .
10, the house being full. The dec
fa.ions were in abundance. It w
indeed joyful Easter-cards ar
egss were common possession.