Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-13
gilmore Lodge, A. f. q A. N.
THURSDAY, Feb. Is, 1902.
J.E VanDeusen returned to Bru
neau Tues day.


Attorney Genera Martin spent
Sunday in this place.
e. F. Goddard and wife were wis.,
itors in Boise Sunday.
Sheriff C. M. Nicholson went to
Boise Tuesday on official business.
A. Rosenheim and wife we're in
Boise Tuesday and guests at the
Idanha.
Judge Perky and wife and daugh-
ter spent Saturday and Sunday in
the capital city.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho,
Feb. 8, 1902, to the wife of R. wy
rick, daughter.
Miss Helen Daugherty, of Sol
der is the guest of Thomas Mellen
and family in this place.
A. Anderson, the Dixie merchant,
came down Monday to remain here
several weeks under the care of his
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kelsey of this
place spent Tuesday at the state
capital and we're guests at the
Idanha hotel.
Gov. Frank Stunenberg was here
Tuesday looking after his sheep in
terests and possibly repairing his
political fences.
DR. and Mrs. Nieukirk enter
tanned the members Of the Royal
Neighbor order at their residence
Saturday evening.
Tom Hansen came up on horse
back Monday from his placer dig
gings on Snake river. Though a
kid of only so summers he COM
planned of being a little sore from
his ride of rs miles on a trotting
cayuse.
Manager Greenburg, of the water
company, has force of men and
teams repairing the breaks in the
banks on the upper canal, which
were caused by the food-tide from
the hills during the past week Mr..
Greenburg states the damage nomi-
nal.
N. E. Woodhouee, an enterpris-
ing citizen of Glenn's Ferry, spent
Saturday in this place and while
here had his name entered upon
the BULLETINS rapidly increasing
roll of honor He is of the opinion
that the Ferry is all right and he
purposes staying by the Riverside
town.
A genuine Valentine ball will be
given at the opera house on the
evening of Feb. IA, tomorrow by
Prof. Page. Valentines will be re-
ceived at the office of the hall at
any time during the evening and
will be opened for distribution at
l1:30 that night. There may be a
Valentine for you.
General Jackson's advice to q
young man who desired to become
a successful politician should be
needed by few would-be sta tes-
men in Idaho. He said: "Give up
no friend to win an enemy" and
<'Be strong with your friends and
then you can defy your enemies. !"
And General Jackson's head was
eminently level on this particular
point.
R. D. Gorby, one of Glenn's Fer
RVS most popular citizens, stopped
over here Tuesday, en- route to
Boise, and he was heartily greeted
by many friends. Mr.. Gorbv has
an interest in lands in West Virgin
ia that have recently proven to be
very valuable as oil producers.
There are now two 'gush,
ers" on the old Gorby homestead
lands and two more are being sunk
and Bob's financial prospects ar,
daily Frightening.
Miss Mabel L. Payne entertained
thirty-five young ladies and gentle
men Tuesday evening. The ordel
4 of the evening was that of cele
bration of St. Valentine. A "Flora
Love Tale" game was played, Great
ing amusement. The first ladies
Il prize was won by Miss Curtis
which was silver heart with 1870.
engraved thereon. Mr.. Greenbur,
carried away the gentleman's frs
prize-a neat Valentine. Der
~ Thompson received a tiny Valen
tine for not making so much prog
ress in this Love Tale as tn,
other guests. A merry time wa
had in hunting for picture heart
that were hidden in every secluded
nook and corner in the house
French bonbons were given GU,
containing good fortune an,
dainty cap for each one. Deliciou
refreshments were served, the las
course being homemade Sweets
instrumental and vocal music wa
rendered. Miss Esther Perky at
tended the door and Miss Nelli
Melien assisted the hostess in re
ceiVing the guests.