Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-02-11

Charley Edgington came up from
his camp on the river day before
yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congreg
ational church gave social at Mrs
ROSES yesterday afternoon.
1t is reported that w. A Rey.
nolds and wife are both wrestling
with an attack of IA grippe.
Yesterdays Associated Press dis
patches contain news of a crushing
defeat of the Russian naval forces
at Port Arthur, where two of the
Russian warships were beached
also that two other vessels of the
Russian navy were practically des-
troyed by the Japanese at Chemulpo,
Korea. The whole world is amazed
at the result.
Mrs. J. J. Little had the index fin
ger Of her right hand painfully LAGER
ated by the family pump last Sat-
urday. The handle had become
detached aud the key lost, and
while trying to repair the same the
iron handle fell upon the member
OF course the pain was severe, but
this didn't deter J. j. from advis-
ing his wife to refrain from using
her finger as key hereafter.
A practical sort of fellow, and
philosopher in his way, told the
writer the other day that each con-.
mummy received exact justice ac-
corbing to his way of thinking,
which we might add, seemed to be
in all things, "Let the majority
rule" In other words, if a major
ity here, for instance, want any old
kind of improvement, amusement
or sport and are willing to pay the
price, why they are entitled thereto.
Sunday was the twenty-third an
niversary of the Christian Endea-
vor movement and special services
were held in the evening and a SER
mon preached by Mr.. Mason in the
morning had all to do with the
Christianity of children and the
best method of applying. 1t was
sermon that the Mothers Club
should have attended in a BODY
The choir rendered very beauti-
full anthem and did much credit to
their able leader, Mrs. Spring.
DR.. Mather went to Pine this
week to attend John Gilman, who
is suffering from a severe attack of
quincy. Mrs. Gilman went to Pine
with the doctor, who returned Tues
day, Mrs. Gilman returning also,
bringing her husband with her
as far as the tollgate. Here
the sick man grew so much worse,
with strong symptoms of pneumo
mia, that Billy Davis was dispatch
ed after DR.. Mather, arriving here
at B am the doctor starting for
the tollgate an hour later.
The twenty-third anniversary of
the Christian Endeavor movement
and Decision Day were observed by
q union meeting of the Young Peo-
Piles society and Juniors at the
Congregational church last Sunday
evening. Miss Moore and Jeffer-
son Butler led. The choir assisted
and Mr.. Clinton Barrett pleased
the audience with a solo. The
wonderful growth of the Endeavor,
it's spread in all lands, was given
talks on what it is to be chris
tian; cards of decision were given
out and many signed.
Monday morning Albert LLOYD,
Oregon Short Line fireman, near
Orchard, while trying to extinguish
the headlight of his engine, an east
bound freight in motion, fell to the
ground, striking the pilot, which
threw him to the side of the track.
His head was painfully cut and
hands lacerated, but his injuries
are not serious. He was brought
to Mountain Home and his injuries
dressed by DR.. Smith, the railroad
company physician at this point.
Later he was taken to his home at
Glenn's Ferry.