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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
NORTH HOOSICK.

Herman Niles family of Shat sbury
Mrs Herman Niles family of Shaftsbu-
ry, Miss Kathryn Niles of Bennington
Sherwood Haswelps family of North
oosick took Christmas dinner with
Mr. and Mrs Grant Percy of Benning-
ton.
Mr. Kenneth and wife with their
daughter took the $3.50 A. NJ. car for
Little Falls, the oath to spend Christ.
mas with her mother
Hyde d.. Cross, who has been travel
ing in the Western and Southern States
for some time, selling the Jerome Rice
81 Co.'S seeds, has returned to his home
Mr. Kilday, who has been on the sick
list for some time is improving but not
able to work.
The funeral of the youngest child of
William Stevens was held at the house
Saturday forenoon, Interment at Map
lie Grove Cemetery, Hoosick Falls.
Mrs Minnie Tlckher had Christ
mas gathering ht her new house of
friends and relatives among those pre-.
sent were Mr. and Mrs Potter of Sara
toga, M and MRS Buck of Hoosick
Falls, Mrs Frank Eldred and family
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
NORTH RUPERT.

Mr. and Mrs William Hall and two
daughters, Gladys add Ethel passed
several days, including Christmas with
relatives in Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Reed gave a
Christmas dinner to a small party of
relatives. Worth Reed was there to
enjoy the bountiful dinner.
Miss Anna Danforth of East Rupert
passed to her rest, Dec. q, after year
of suffering. The interment was in the
cemetery Thursday Dec. pa. Much
ympath y is felt the bereaved family
in their great loss.
The teacher, Miss Julia Winchester
and pupils enjoyed a Christmas tree
Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Brooks and family pass
ed Christmas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Wideawak of Manchester.
Thomas Brooks was in Dandy and
Wells last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Phillips gave a
uluUer OnrlStlHdS dDOut ~ TeldJlNeS
es and friends were present. The table
was laden with all sorts OF good
things too numerous to mention. Early
in Ihe evening there was Chris
tmas tree loaded with usful and beau
tiful gifts from young and old. Those
from out of town were Mr. and MRS
John w. Paddock and children. Mar
tin Paddock, wife and children of Dor
set, and Chester Phillips and family
of Pawlet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Ne"s OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for busy Readers.
Frank Hurley mas gone to Boston
for a few days visit.
Mrs Leon Storey has returned from
the Troy City Hospital.
A telephone has been placed in the
graded school. The call number is
5-3.
AT the First Baptist church Sunday
the pastor, Rev Frank r. Norris will
preach at both services. Morning
topic: "a New Years Message to
Members of the Church" A new
study of the Old Testament will be be-
gun by the Sunday school. Evening
topic: "a New Years Message to nom
Church Members. If you have no
other church home, you will be well
come at the Baptist church. Come
and see.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
SYNDICATE

Charles Willard of Manchester is
visiting at John Hayes.
George West spent Sunday with his
parents.
The Ladies Aid Society met this
week with Mrs Sarah Randall
Miss May Wyman, who is attending
the Normal school at Castleton is home
for the holidays.
Mrs Still and Miss Wilkinson re-
main about the same.
Miss Grace Andrew is home from
the Burr and Burton seminary for the
holidays.
Tommy Hayes was at Harry Ran
dall's over Sunday.
At the brotherhood meeting last
Tuesday evening. John Hayes was
chosen chairman and the following
officers were elected; Pres s. D. Mum
TO. vice pres, NJ. G. Robertson, treas,
f. A. Sickle, sec, Robert Dewey.
In spite of the storm a very plea
SAINT evening was enjoyed at the
Christmas concert. The church was
very prettly trimmed with evergreens.
The program was interesting, and
Sl2.75 was realized from the supper
which followed.
Rev j. x. Wager returned home to
North Troy last week after having
spent five weeks i'm the place holding
Revival meetings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
READSBORO

Louis Vice is boarding at Mrs AL
media Browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague of Greenwich,
N. Y, spent Christmas at Faxon
Bowens.
Chas. Hicks of Pownal is working
for his uncle, NJ. O. Hicks.
Carlo Coazio has accepted a position
in Goodell's store and will begin his
duties Jan l.
A. Bishop is travelling for a Pub
fishing house.
Notices have been posted for the an
nual village meeting which is called
for Jan 5, 1904.
Hugh Mczerall of Irving, Mass,
spent Christmas in town.
Geo Bemis and family returned the
first of the week from Athens, they
drove both ways distance of about
100 miles.
Mr. Wright of the Abenaguc machine
works was In town Tuesday instructing
Homer Shippie as to the use of his
5-horse power gasoline engine. Mr..
Shippie is equipped to saw cord wood
at short notice Partie, requiring his
services can leave word at c. II. Falk-
ner's or Goodell's store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
For he it was,
who rugged Bill
out, so that his
figure showed
more true.

Bills friends are now the
friends Of Cole and to Coles
store are won't to 90.
For say they all it is the
place where money will 90
turtherest, besides whatever
your are told is sure to be the
honest truth and misrepresent-
atoms are as scarce as green
trading stamps.
Some of youwho are not " Use
m y think this fable full of
lies, but ifyou'H 90 to Coles
some day and buy a suit as
William did, you'll find that
ever afterwards wherever you
may 60 you'll say to your tail.
or or clothing man, just make
it fit so so, pointing to the suit
you got at Coles a year or so
ago and that for all it is worn
threadbare the shape is still in
it and the front of the coat
stands in place IS we'll as it did
the day YOU paid your 81 90
for it 1t Coles. yhe clothier
who not only knows nov to
make garments fit but does it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
SOUTH SALISBURY.

George Hawkins of New York was
home for Christmas.
Miss Nellie Martin returned from
Massachusetts, this week.
Mr. Squires has not recovered SUI
ficently to be brought home.
p. c. Eddy and family and Miss
Alice Johnson returned to Rensselaer,
on Christmas night.
Il. M. Bottum and wife and Miss
Julia Madison spent Christmas with
T. H. Dunlap and wife.
Miss Susan D. Munroe of the
Samaritan Hospital made brief visit
to her mother recently.
Miss Edith Harris accompanied Miss
Kathryn Virgel to her home at White
hall, they returned this week.
SIR Graves of North Bennington is
delivering the laundry in this village
from Wrights at Bennington.
@. ]. Spaulding book-keeper at the
Eagle Square Co.'S office will visit his
parents this week at Morley, N. Y.
The Woman's Foreign missionary
society meeting at the home of Mrs L.
j. Barton on Wednesday next Jan 9th
at 3 O'Clock.
The old adage that as the days be-
gin to lengthen the cold begins to
strengthen, is truly being verified
these days.
Mr. and Mrs Moon entertained other
children with their families, had q
family tree well laden and all had a
fine time.
! Jesse Eddy was home from Pittsfield,
Mass, with his parents Mr. and Mrs
F. E. Rice two or three days at Christ
mas time, returned to his duties on
Sunday.
On Thursday evening watch night
services will be conducted. Some
time during the evening the official
board Of the Sunday school will meet
and elect officers for the ensuing year.
Miss Susie Cole has a position in
New York Hospital. She is spending
a short vacation with her parents Mr.
and Mrs Peleg Cole. The Cole family
spent Christmas with their son Will
lam in this village.
j. S. Ball returned Saturday after a
weeks visit with his children, Mrs
Barnes at Barre, VT, Edward Ball at
Fitchburg, Mass, and his daughters
Alice and Margaret at Amherst, Mass.
Found them all we'll
Despite the stormy night the exer-
cises at the NJ. f. Church on Thurs
day eve were very pleasant and the
house was well filed There we're
Christmas trees which were for the
Sunday school. All had an enjoyable
time.
Sunday services were very interest
ing. Rev W. c. Thompson preached
Christmas sermon in the morning
and a New Years in the evening. The
music was unusually good, the select
ions were new and were very nice in
deed rejecting credit on the chorister,
J. s. Ball.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31

The dinner was all that heart could
wish for, there was q mutual exchange
of presents.
Christmas and New Years Greeting
to Banner and Reformer and to those
friends in Ohio, Indiana, West Vir-
CHINA, Massachusetts,, Vermont and
New York who kindly remembered the
North Hoosick correspondent to Ban
ner and Reformer, Christmas 1908.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31

Our sincere thanks to the
Bennington public for their
generous Christmas patron
age. We wish you all
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
NORTH WHITE CREEK.

Harry Bennett is home through the
holidays from Troy Business College.
Frank Bailey spent part of last week
in SALISBURY Hollow.
Burt Luke spent Christmas at home.
Miss Nellie Rice gave an entertain
ment in Ash-Grove for her school,
Christmas eve, all reported a good
time.
John Hanna is spending a week
with his parents, from the Cambridge
High School.
Alex Mcclure has closed his school
for weeks vacation, and has gone
home to Hoosick Falls.
Don't be imposed upon by taking sub
stitUtes offered for Foley's Honey and
Tar For sale bY b, A. OuinlRn,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
Courhs, CeIds and ConstlpatIon.

Few people realize when taking
cough medicines other than Foley's
Honey and Tar, that they contain OPT
ates which are constipating besides be-
ing unsafe, particularly for children
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates, is safe and sure and will not
constipate. For sale by B. A. Quin-
Ian.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
!. o. o. F. ELECTION.

Officers Elected For The Ensuing Year By
Stark Lodge.
Stark Lodge 1. o. o. F. held its an
nual election of officers Wednesday.
The following we're elected to serve
the ensuing year:
Noble Grand, L. B. Parker; Vice
Grand, f. j. Stratton; Secretary,
Charles Maurer; Financial secretary,
G. f. Stevens; Treasurer, Edward j.
Smith.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING.
Business Session Of Baptist Church Monday
January 4.

The annual meeting of the First
Baptist church will be held on Mon
day evening, January 4th, at O'Clock.
Reports of the work OF 1903 viii be
given and officers elected for 1904, and
other business transacted.
Members of the church and regu-
lar contributing members of the con-
gregation are entitled to vote.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-31
BILL SHIRKSHIRE

was an irate man.
Ill-fitting clothes
had made him so.
He'd always
gone from home
to trade and never
to Coles store
would go.
For said he
should | buy at
home I'm CIaSsed
among the conn
mon ones.
But if | buy my
clothes in York Ill
be as good as rich
mems sons.
For lack of time
Bill had to buy his
suit at Coles one
day.
And ever since
his friends have
seen q SuQQen
change come over
him.
He's not so sour
as before, his
clothing fits him
better.
And one of
whom he's long
been fond is now
his wife.
And better still,
S h e tells er
friends, to Cole the
cIOthier credit 81
due,
For he it was,
who rugged Bill
out, so that his
figure showed
more true.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05

The Artemisia Mothers Club
meets at the school house next Fri
lay afternoon at $3.50 A full at
tendance is urged.
Charley Hall, son of Adm Hall,
was in town Monday on a little
business and after big load of coal,
which he got, and hauled out to
Bennett Greek.
Sam Tindall. who now occupies
lucrative position in the Frank
lin mill at Pine, was here few
days last week enjoying brief va
cation
Cy. Doom, the well-known min
ing man of Pine was here several
days this week. after returning
from a business trip to Caldwell,
and returned to Pine this morning,
where his presence is very much
needed in a prospective sale of
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05
SCHOOL NOTES
ny ouR REGULAR CoRREspoNDE T

Miss Sarah Sullaway is a new
eighth grade scholar.
Miss l.. A. Mint gave illustrated
lectures in several of the rooms last
Friday.
Waller Denver has been absent
from school several days.
Miss Elvira SulIaway has with
draw from school
John and Ernest Coats are out
Of school on account of diphtheria
Billy Glenn and Jessie Johnson
are new grammar room pupils,
Lois Swan has gone to Boise to
receive medical treatment and will
be absent about month.
The Glee Club will meet Friday
afternoon in the class room.
The visitors last week were Mrs
Ruring, Rev. and Mrs Mason, Mrs
Swan aud Miss Cora Davis.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05
=
} DIXIE {
\
Dixie, Ida i, Nov. 2.

Dixie, Ida, Nov. 2.
The nice fair weather still con-
tinues
This country is very dry and the
rage for stock very poor at pres.
ent; hut what man could expect TO
60 through this world ION fowery
beds of ease" all the days OF his
life?
I. A Fitzwater, Lawrence Gald-
wei and A B Golden, all of Rocky
Bar, passed here on their way home
the latter part of last week
Colone Bopo, Robert Burns and
ex Assessor Manion passed by pri-
vate conveyance on their way to
Pine.
c. 4. Roberta of Boise took sup.
per at Anderson's Sunday night.
| Mir. Roberts was on his way to
Little Camas to accept a band Of
sheep which he has just purchased
of Robert Noble
Billy Davey, who has been at
tending camp for Montgomery Bros ,
is now on his way to Boise.
Mayor Anderson and Ed Breyer
have Just returned from the county
seat, where they attended court
The big q rman, Max Wagner,
is now edgaged hauling grain for
the Dixie merchant.
Mrs. Anderson has just received
the sad news of the death of her
brother, who resided in Denmark
Heart trouble is the supposed cause
of his death.
Albert Turner of Mountain Home
is here visiting his brother, G. f
Turner.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05
BREVITIES

Mrs. Richard Hodge from Bru-
neau is in town.
Try Jap Rose Toilet Soap at
Chas. r. Kelsey q Co.
Charles Kingsley, sheep man
from Boise, is here.
Old papers for sale at The Bulle-
tin office-25c per 100.
Nj. George Gabbert, mining man
of Spokane, is a city visitor.
Mining Location Notices for sale
at The Bulletin office
Ex-Governor Steunenberg was in
town the fore part of this week.
Just received, lot OF New Hats
at Mrs. Hendricks Millinery Store
Roy Loverin of the firm Loverin &
Brown is here from Chicago.
Just received large lot of y hit
Russian Laundry Soap. Chas. K
Kelsey Il Co.
Mr. Preston from Chattanooga
Tenn, il a guest OF X. + Cook
and family.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05

property in which he and s. G.
Robinson are jointly interested.
Mr. Doom, speaking of the Noun
tain View, which is owned by E. G.
Towne and others, said that active
work had commenced on the prop
erty and in his Judgment it was
among the best, if not the very best,
proposition in the camp, and that
in short time we would hear Of it
as among the big dividend payers of
the state
Tuesday George B. NJ cClellan,
son of the famous civil war general,
was elected mayor of New York
over Seth Low by plurality Of
| 10000 In Salt Lake Morris, the
Democratlcs candidate for mayor,
and thirteen Democratic council
men, were elected. Morris majority
is conceded to be 1900 and may
reach 1900.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05
Administrators 5 Sale,

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF an
order Of the Probate court Of Elmore County. iuann,
made and entered on the goth day Of October, lVo5,
in the matter Of the estate Of Richard J. walsh de-
ceased the undersigned. John OMAHA, administrator or
of the estate Of Richard j. Wash deceased Viii sen
az nriyat sale the real estate hereinafter described
bids In writing will he received by the unde signed
AT his residence in Glsnns Ferry, ldaho, VIII pe ie
ceiyed personally, or may be lett at the oioe :" '0
clerk OF the above named court
sSch sale will he made on after the 2Srd day OF
Tie realty 10 be sold consists Of Lot No. 10, ~
Rlark No IA a the Village Of Glenns Ferry accord
ing to the plat q said village now on NE W ny es
Terius Of safe, ten per cent cash; balance on con
hrmation Of sale ,,,, -, -.
The undersigned viii also sell ut public SAFE on tns
g3rd day of November 1905 at the residence
Richard ] Walsh DECEASED in Genn's Ferry, Idaho
the household goods and furniture oeiohs,hE 70 ~ ll
said estate al 10 o'clock A. m to the highest and oes
W JOHN OMAHA,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Richard J. walsh de
i fezaed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05
CLEARED $I6o.2o.
Ball and Supper Successes
to Be Remembered.

The Catholic church will soon be
an assured thing as the result of
much energy, hard work and care
ful planning by the Catholic ladies.
The supper given in the Com
mercial hotel Friday evening from
5 until 8 was a success in every
way, both as an example of the
culinary art ard financially, but
the dance that followed was the
event Of the evening as we'll as the
opening of the Mountain Home.
Excellent music had been pro-
cured and the hall was festive with
bunting Everyone pronounced II
the most enjoyable ball Of the year
The ladies took in at the supper
for the public $50 30, and for th'
= ball supper $53.25, a total o
$lo5 rs, with 80 10 pxpet ses, clear
in $96 IS on beth snppers.
The dance brought in $1l4 81
with $50 80 expenses, clearing
500 55
Total taken in, 1920 25; tota
paid out, $50 05; total cleared
$16O.2O
The ladies wish to thank tn
public for their generous patronage
particularly Miss Nav KELSEY an
Messrs. Jed Hanson and Her Der
Kelsey for their unexpected an
much appreciated kindness in s
tastefully decorating the hall, ais
MIR Ed. Hillver for his valuabI
assistance in selling tickets.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05
N~N~N>S~
) BRUNEAU (
Bruneau. Ncv. |


Sam Rhoades and wife are guests
at the Hotel Bruneau.
=. r. has''ngs ard vile are also
IL th- valley Mrs Hastings is
visiting the chool.
The Kelley brothers brought IN
fine lot OF fresh salmon the other
day.
'tebff w sou 6a9 sod bis ranch
on Louise creek 70 Len otrauh
Ar khaades and his crew OF
helpers are setting the grade stakes
on he hew dit h 70 be taken out OF
the 8runeaa 1t the head OF the val
ley.
George Randall Mrs owens are
vlsltiog relatives ~ the valley.
J. W Randall is htlog up a
roon for the preacher who VIII hold
"A series of meetings here IN the near
~
A ten.poucd baby girl was born
10 Mr and Mrs Frank blshop last
Sunday evening
Frank Black has rented his home
ranch to the Dickens brothers Tor a
term o1 'hree years
Jesse Wate house of Hot Springs
ha- sold over twelve thousand dol
lars worth ot goods In the past
eight months
lin Gilbert is putting up rope
rack for Christ Baltzer
Christ BaItzer i busy with his
hired help making room for an iu'
mense stock OF winter goods that II
daily arriving.
Jack Turner is preparing his gra
nary for the numherless bushels ol
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05
FROM PINE
Pine, Ida Nov !.

Inc, luSs, NOV. u
Mrs Nichols and her brother,
Mr.. Heart, will soon leave Pine for
Nampa.
Landlord Miller is enlarging the
hotel by building three new rooms,
which are greatly needed.
John Howard is going to remain
in Pine this winter.
Mr.. Nichols wiz finish his house
this week.
Mrs Ellison returned from Noun
tain Home ednesday night
Tom O'Daniels left for Mountain
Home Saturday orning, whore he
will lay in his winter supply Of
fruit.
The new tramway at the Frank
lin mine has been in operation for
the last few days aud works all
right This is great improve
.ment and will save lots Of hard
labor this winter. They are now
putting in steam power at the mill
and making general repairs
Miss Skeltcn gave q public recital
at Smiths Prairie Saturday night.
The Pine Grove school will give a
public entertainment at the school
house next Friday night All are
most cordially invited to attend
The proceeds will 90 to the schoo
library
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05
HALLOWEEN DOINGS

Although AN Halloms i the tide
for much levity, the older and more
staid citizens of Mountain Home
were not prepared for the amount OF
it distributed through our thorough !
fares in big chunks last Saturday |
night; but when proper investlga-
tions were made it WAS found thata
party Of only sixteen young people
and chaperoue on a hayraek
bound for the Cook ranch was the
disturbance.
The start. was made at about
$50 and for many thi- novel meth.
cd Il crossing the country for plea
sure was new and when they once
were used to the motion of the hay
rack over the well-kept country
roads, declared they d rather travel
thus than in an automobile
A very pleasant time was en-
loved at Cooks, where oid-time
games were PLAYED, lunch served
and gho4tly stories told.
The party consisted Of Mi ses
Attic and Josie Rrady Me3an,
Tauner, Payne, Hari-, Robertson,
: Kelsey, Cook, Messrs. Herr, Hobbs.
Harris, Hanson, Brady, MANI,
Cook, Dick. Babcock and Kel-
g sey and Mrs c. r. Kelsey. Aud
twas in the 'wpe sma' hours" when
l each and every one were safely
! home
AT MRS. F. W. BoYDs.
One of the merriest parties Of tn,
a season was the Halloween party
given Saturday evening by Misses
y La We're Bell and Stella Harris a
a the home of Mrs Frank Boyd
l. The guests were received at th'
}, door bv Laura Ncllen and lie
Spring, dressed as two little ghosts
z and escorted into the parlor, whieI
IT was most appropriately decorate
for the occasion.
y During the evening various Hal
g lowe'en games were played and d'
Hcions refreshments were serve
y by Mrs BOYD, assisted by Mr.
to Harris and Miss Gertie' Welli
When at last the party broke u
n thirty young people declared the
er had spent most pleasant evenin
Those present were: Grace StrncI
OF man, Ethel Bennett, Maud Levi
ay Hazel Boyer, Mamie AXE, Edit
ed Whitsou, Rose Harley, Chriss
rt- Mahoney, Inez MeWilIiams; Bill
Glenn, Jesse Johnson, Edua'
IN Manion, Walter Denver, Clayt,
ut Reed, Frank Hendricks, Jam
Whitson, Grover Pence, Arch
i'll Mouser, Joe LongfeIlow.
At A NJ HALLS on BENNETT CaEf
in A delightful patty gathered
the hospitable home of Mr.. a
.ng Mrs Adm M. Hall to celebrt
ru- Halloween They came from
parts Of the county and report
the enjoyable evening. The follow
program was rendered;
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05

Graphuphone
Recitation The Farmer and The Wheel.
May rello Howard
Craphophone.
song-Two Little Blue Lutte shces .....,,....
..........s syrnie Blackwell and orr' Hall
Grpphophone.
Reeitation-A Little ,Is vi,w Of Life in Hotel
...........-... ............ Miss Howard
Craphophone.
Dialogue Four ceebrate1 Characters
Byrnie blackwell. Ort. Ea llen Burns
and Hollis t>ckwen.
song--Thc oon's Bfeaeh Promise suit. .,.,..
John Blackwell
Recitation ........,.-... "t' Clara Blackwell
Violin solo Nearer Ny God to Thee Miss Howard
Such games ns Dollar, Dollar"
'Odd and Even Blind Ring"
THE Good Old Shepherd = Story
Telling," "N no Can D. This Can
Do But Little" Spring the Pan, "
aud others were among the old
fashioned ones played and served
to Increase the fun
Those present were: ). Blackwell
and wife, Bert Smith and wife, c.
II Burns and wife; Misses May
Howard, Atlanta and Bessie Heath,
Ida Ross, Luella aud Letitia Smith,
Florence and Leona Davis, Lu u
Hill, Ella Callaway, Nettie Schoff,
I.eona Blackwell, Byrnie and Hollis
Blackwell; Messrs NJ Manning
Julius aud Edward Edmundson
Lloyd McAnulty, Hackett, Hugh
Burns, William Davis, Richard
Rowe, Calvin Schoff, John Black
well, Byron and Samuel Blackwell
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05

Iuet arrived: The finest line Of
china and glassware ever exhibited
in Glenn's Ferry.
The Misses L Farley, Georgia
Llovd, Lola Van Fleet and Mr..
Oliver attended the ball give, by
the Catholic ladies at Mountain
Hnme October Both.