Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-03-27
Club Notes.

| AAo report Oh the 5ecrtedrv VI tus
travelling library for the past quar-
ter shows a gain in the popularity
Of these books. Mountain Home ID
recognized as having reported cir.
cnlation Of Isl. This travelling Ii
brary with reading rooms own Ii.
brary should be we'll patronized.
The Entire Nous Magazine club
postponed its regular meeting on
account of the illness Of j. d. Whit
son, at whose residence they were to
meet.
The Artemisia Mothers Club
elected the following officers last
Friday; president, Mrs. e. M.
Wolfe; vice-president, Mrs. J. w.
Nieukirk; secretary, Mrs. P. r.
Longfellow; treasurer, Mrs, John
Pence. The "color question" was
br pugh. up at this meeting. With
out discussion the following vote
was cast, -l2 ayes hayes. The
regular program was dispensed
wi tn. 1t will be given at the next
regular meeting.
Mrs. E. NJ. Wolfe, president of
the Artemisia Mothers Club, and
Mr. s. G. M. Payne, president Of the
En- tire Nous Magazine Club, by vir-
tue of the Office are delegates to the
BIZ ennial to be held in Los Angeles
in May. Mrs. John Pence was
elected alternate in the Entire Nous
club and will be present at this
gre t gathering of women's clubs.
The alternate from the Artemisia
clu b viii be elected at their next
meeting.
The following is a clipping from
an exchange: "Unless the uuex-
pee ted happens, the live issue at
the Los Angeles convention will be
the color question:" and one of the
mos y ardent opponents of the adj
mis- sion of colored clubs to the Gem
eral Federation is Mrs. Frederick
Hanger, of Little Rock, who, on the
eve of the convention, declares the
Sou th will never submit to a color
clause in the national constitution,
"The southern clubs stand solid
on this matter" she wrote the other
day, land if colored clubs are ac-
cepted in the General Federation,
they the Southern clubs-will be
forced out of it,"
E yer since the exciting episode at
Milwaukee, Mrs. Hanger, together
with other leading club women of the
South, have worked for a compro-
mise, called the Georgia amend
ment. which specifies that member
ship be left to each state federation
to decide for itself" Among other
peril nent things she has lately writ
ten is series of don'ts, four Of
which follow:
Don't forget that the colored wo-
men have hourishing federation of
their own.
"Don't forget that months were
spent trying to prove the General
Federation too crowded to hold the
white clubs already enrolled.
ont forget the southern wo-
men have a deep and abiding inter-
est in the members of the colored
race, and it is no new thing with
them to help them.
Wa sh Elliott came in from Boise
Monda y.
J. d. Newton of Atlanta was in
Boise Monday.
The disease Of "mumps" now has
the cal in this place.
Mrs. Grace Bickel of junction
Bar is visiting in Boise.
Seth Harris and Grover Tanner
are recovering from the mumps.
WA cH results at Reynolds and
don't forget to purchase a WATCH of
him. A new line just received.
Cou nty Attorney Sinnott went to
Glenn . Ferry Monday on official
business.
Norman Mcleod started out Tues
day morning on his return trip to
Rocky Bar.
A full line of gentlemen shirts
and neckwear just received at
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Three inches of snow fell here
Sunday night, but it all disappeared
during Monday.
We don't ask you to outfit for
Thunder Mountain, but get your
outfit of Easter Ornaments at
Reynol ds'.
Mr.. Burns, who has charge oil
the section house at Medbury, was
visite r in this place Sunday.
Rem mber, you cannot register
after 8 o'clock Saturday evening,
and if you do not register you can
not vote at the village election next
Tuesday.
LADI Es, complete your Easter
rig by The purchase of Chatelain
bag. The latest STYLES at Rey.
nolds' jewelry store.
Fl. Willis, carpenter and contract
or, will soon commence the erect
ion of Groom dwelling house fol
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