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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-27
NOTICE

NOT CE is hereby given that |, Alfred f.
~ Freel, convicted Of the crime of murder
in the second degree, at the April, 1897, term of
the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State of Idaho, in and
Tor the county of Elmore and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment in the Idaho state
penitentiary for life, will apply to the Board of
pardons of the State of Idaho, at the July meet
ing of said Board, for pardon.
3S-42 ALFRED r. FREEI.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-27
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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-06-27
DELINQUENT
TAX LIST
FOR 1904

OTTCE is hereby given that the
ri following described property
will be sold, for cash, to the
& ~n bidder who will buy the least
E-=----d part of the real property and
pay the taxes, penalties and costs, at
the Courthouse door in Mountain Home,
Gilmore county, State of Idaho, on
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Knocked From Scaffold.

Last Wednesday afternoon Thomas
Miller, ii well-kpown young man OF this
section. met with a painful accident
While working on a scafold ne was
Knocked OF BY a swinging derrick and
MAS precipitated 10 the ground, DIS
tInce of about fifty feet. He was SUI
fering fTom shock and a number Of
icians at Casualty Hospital gave him
the necessary treatment.
a special melting the the Council Of
the Fraternal Sons of Jonadab took
place at the residence OF Thomas ].
Clark. il = street. last Friday evening.
The meeting was called to conclude the
arrange mentS for the watch night"
services TO be held Sunday night AT the
Jonadab temple. corner Fifth and C
streets.
Miss Sadie Julian Gompers viii re-
ceiVe on New Year day and evening at
the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Gompers. 2I22 First street
The Pleasant Players Club. an cr-
ganization two weeks Old was enter
tanned last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Ellis Pro-
gressive eGchre was induiged I'm for an
hour or so. being played with many
new and complicated rules. Prizes were
given TO Mrs. Edna Ehlers and Mrs.
Lulu Spire. Mrs. J. B. Ward receiving
the BOBBY prize After the prizes were
distributed each lady was presented
with a beautiful handbag. Later re-
f-eshments were served. Those present
We're Mr. and Mrs. Landregan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Boss. Mr.. and Mrs. john
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Embroidery Circle Entertains

The Afternoon Embroidery Circle
was entertained last Tuesday night at
whist party. Supper was served dur
ing the evening, the table decorations
being in red ard green, in accordance
with the Christmas season. and appro-
pirate souvenirs were given to each
guest. Among those present Were Mrs.
l. Elseman. Mrs. Joseph King, Mrs. II.
Goodman, and Mrs Boyd.
Frank Tain. who had his foot mashed
last week while working in the vicinity
OF First street and New York avenue
has almost completely recovered from
the injuries which ne received BE re-
turned to work last Wednesday morn
ing.
MIR. Charles Phillips is spending the
holidays In New York and Chicago.
The annual BANQUET of the Eckington
Citizens Association viii be held at the
Riggs House January Is. The occasion
viii celebrate the tenth anniversary of
the association.
The lexington citizens are vigorous
~ protesting against the poor garba &c
and ash collection service which they
are receiving.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

Appleton. Brickmeyer. and r. Daniels
Mr.. and Mrs. Stock have left for their
home I'm Gettysburg. Pa
Mrs ZOllinger. of Newton street. has
as her guest her sister. Mrs. Wise, OF
Baltimore
The Misses Sophia and Lucy Bowie OF
Alexandria Va. have been VISITING z
Charles G. Lennon OF Twelfth and New
ton streets
J. Rhee of Korea. gave a short talk
last Sunday night before the Baptist
oung Peoples Union. on his native
land. Korea
The Brookland Euchre Club will meet
lien.
The Brookland Literary Society meet
ing last Thursday evening. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Daniels. Mr.. and Mrs.
harry Bigley gave a few selections on
the piano and violin. Mrs. Wise sang.
DR.. Rodney True of the agricultural
laboratory. gave a talk on American
tea The next meeting will be held at
! the home of Mrs. Frank A Harrison, on
January IL
A play was given by the Baptist
| Church Sunday school children last
Wednesday night in the church audi
torium. entitled Santa Claus Recep-
By the Misses r. Sherwood +. Simons
and R Schwiet- The principal charac-
terS were as follows. Santa Claus. Milo
Quakenbush; Zeno. Paul Primm; Fairies,
pupils of Mrs. Lynchs and Miss Edith
Browns Sunday school classes; jolly
boys. pupils of Miss Hurd's and Mrs
Nights classes snowland elves. pupils
Of Miss Nelson's class; Fanfare. Ethel
Lawrence; SNOWFALL. Lucy Sherwood
Al the close OF the entertainment a rug
was presented TO the Rev John Lawiess,
pastor OF the church.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
COngreSsnezgIES

DR.. and Mrs. William F. Hernler. Of
Nichols avenue. will probably return
tomorrow from ten-day visit TO rea-
tives and friends in Pottsv!lle. Pa.
]. c. Stump. of Alleghaney. Mo-. is
visiting his daughter. Mrs J. r Burnip.
Of Philadelphia street.
w. b. Dunn and family have removed
from Washington to this place and are
occupying the West Cottage on Broth
ers street. James H Holmes. who re-
sided with Mr.. Dunn. has removed here
with them. Mr. Dunn and Mr.. Holmes
are members of the United States Cap
itol police force.
Miss Mamie Johnson, OF Brothers
street. RandIe Park. has returned from
a visit to relatives and friends in Rich
mond, Va
The Misses Bruce and Robert Funk
houser, of Maurertown, Va. are the
guests OF Misses Beyers at their home
on Hamilton road
The board Of trustees of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church held meeting in
the auditorium CT the church on We'd
nesday evening. Many members were
present and business of Importance was
discussed.
Donald Thorn. of Rosecroft. Md. gave
a party az his home on Tuesday night
al which about forty guests were pres
ent.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Visiting Her Parents.

Mrs. Phil Leterman. or Charlottesville,
is spending the Christmas holidays with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Strauss.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Ansley had as
their guest last week Mrs James Cor
bitt OF Suffolk. Va
Miss Lucy Dean. of this city, was thu
guest of Miss Annie Patton, in Norfolk
hast week
Miss Mary E. Carlin spent the Christ
mas holidays with her sister. Mrs. VII
liam Fulton. at ElIicott City. Md.
Miss Annie E. Henderson. of this city.
spent the Christmas holidays in New
York
Miss Celeste Milburn. Of Duke street.
had as her guest last week. Miss Ferne
Tinsley.
Joseph T. Rodgers was kept at home
last week by sickness
James Hartley and Mrs. NJ. E. Stone.
of Richmond. who have been visiting
friends in this city. have returned home
Miss Leona Sullivan and brother Clyde
spent the Christmas holidays with their
grandparents in Fauquier county
Thomas W. Clark is stiIl confined TO
his home in Fayette street by Illness.
Mrs. II E Robertson entertained the
Senior Whist club III her home in South
Washington street Thursday evening
The first Iadys prize was won by Mrs
i. c. Barley and Judge Barley captured
the first EentlemanS prize.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Albert Connolly Buried.

The remains of Albert Connolly, who
died in Washington. were brought to
Gaithersburg last Friday. He was a
brother of Mrs. David G. Carlisle. of
that town. at whose home the funeral
services were conducted by the Rev.
T. j. Lambert. Interment was in For
est Oak Cemetery. Mr. Connolly was
nfty-two years old.
Pentalpha Lodge. No. 1914. A F. and
A NJ. o. Gsithersburg. at it's regular
communication last Friday elected the
Following officers: Thomas l. F'ulks.
worshipful master; A. G.. Carlisle.
senior warden; r. B. Moore. junior
warden; II. h. Cramer. secretary; Car
son Ward, treasurer; NJ F. Phebus.
tlier Messrs. Moore. Carlisle, and
Cramer wer chosen trustees.
siiss -'.argaret Eugenia Amos. sister
OF Mrs IL c. Smith, of Ashton. this
county, died last Friday afternoon AT
the residence OF Mrs. Smith. The cause
or death was paralysis Of tine throat.
Miss Amos was the. daughter of the
late Isaac Amos, of Hartford county.
Interment was made at Rock Spring
Cemetery, Hartford county. on Tues
day.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

sergeant-at-arms. and Leo Burgess.
dancing master.
Ham Vaughan. who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs; Richard @ Vaughan, H.
20 street, left for his nome IN
Anne Arundel county, Nd
Mrs. L. Kinchelow, OF Creese, Va,
formerly Of this city, is spending ttsc
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Henderson, of Fourth street
southeast.
Mr.. Herman Frame. of West Chester.
Pa. and Miss Fannie Haskins, OF this
city. were married at St. PauPs English
Lutheran Church by the Rev. ]. T. Hud-
die pastor of the church. The pride
was attired in a travelling suit Of plum
colored broadcloth. with hat TO match
and gray furs. She was attended by the
sister OF the groom. Miss Helen K.
Frame. who wore a brown suit. hat
and furs 10 match. Winfield p. Hurst
left after the ceremony for a trip
North. They will be at home after
January 6 at go East Capitol street
Mr.. and Mrs Harris n. Slater and
little son will spend the Christmas holi-
days with Miss Helen Slater. of Capitol
Hill
Mr.. Robert W. Wright. of, Noting
Mrs. Fernando Page. of Capitol Hill.
also Hon. w a Caiderhead. of Kansas,
and his sister. Mrs E. E Forter,
Mrs. Horeman. of Capitol Hill. has
returned to her home from Mohawk
Mrs. John r. Newberry, of Los An
geies. Cal. is visiting her sister Mrs
G. r. Kidd. 703 East Capitol street
Mrs. F. Winchip. OF Peoria Ills, is
spending the holidays with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Spillman. 325 Fifth street
southeast.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mosber who has been the
guest of Mrs. G. A. Steuart 2o4 Fourth
street southeast. left for New York to
spend the holidays with her daughters
Miss Florence and Mrs. Wood.
Mrs. Mary T. Galloway 6i3 A street
southeast. gave a luncheon to the newly
elected officers of Columbia Hive. No.
3. Ladies of the Maccabees of the
World and TO the members of the in
stallation and press committees The
guests were. Mrs. Mary Gosgrave. Mrs
Grace Bernhart. Mrs. Clara Van Nors-
dali. Mrs. Amelia Hulrigel. Mrs Per-
sing, Mrs Ada Hartman. Mrs Levy.
Mrs. Peck. Mrs Smith. Mrs. VeImar s.
Barber. and Mrs. Alice S. Sanderson
Mrs. Birch. of Capitol Hill. entertained
her euchre club on Wednesday after
noon. The guests were Mrs John
Welsh. Miss Foster. Mrs. Todd Gerry.
Mrs Morgan. Mrs Garges. Mrs Smith
Mrs. Chilcs. Mrs. Small. Mrs Shoe
maker. Mrs Nottingham, Mrs Moss
Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Childs
viii be the next hostess of the club.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

dialogue. THE Holy Bible" by nine
young ladies'; recitation, by Sherry
Wright singing by the Sunday school;
recitation. by Miss Sanford; recitation.
by Herbert Mckay; singing by the in
fant department; recitation, by Bertha
Bender; recitation. by Walter Fowler;
singing, by the Sunday school; recita-
tion by Agnes Magruder; recitation. by
John Sanford; recitation. by Anna Har-
rison; dialogue, by nine young ladies;
singing. by the Sunday school: recita-
ton. by Helen GUIDE: recitation, by Leon
Joyce; recitation by Genevie Foote;
singing. by the Sunday school; recita-
tion. b. Jennie Fowler; rccitatio
Watson Sanford; recitation. by barbara
Butterfield singing by the Sunday
school; recitation. by Frank Proctor;
collection and remarks by the pastor
Rev. W L. Orem: dialogue. by FIVE
young ladies' and singing By the sun
school
The property owners in this suburb
are elated over the fact that the Firth
Sterling steel Company is purchasing
ground around GiesborO. d. c. which
adjoins Congress Heights. with the OBJ
ject Of erecting a large steel plant.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Attempted Burglary.

The home of Clarence Bright of River
dale. who is spending the winter in
Washington. was the scene of an at
tempted burglary on Christmas night.
Deputy Sheriff Wallace c. Raybo,d dis
covered the burglars. but did not sue
ceed in capturing them. After pu--
suing them for some distance. he re-
turned to the premises and found that
the intruders had nearly succeeded in
effecting an entrance through the win
dow. the shutters havirg been sawed
through
Henry Constantine. prominent Ger
man Of Bladensburg. died at his homo
on Tuesday Of pneumonia. Mr. Constan-
tine was seventy-siX years of age, and
the last forty years Of his life has been
spent in BIadensburg. He settled in
Bladensburg at the time when the East
orn branch was navigable and that town
was an important commercial center.
The funeral services were held on Fri
day and the body was inferred in Ever
green Cemetery near Bladensburg.
Christmas exercises were held in each
of the local churches during the course
Of the week 9
On wednesday. evening the Presby-
teTian Sunday school held its enter
tainment. K. ]. Whsle. superintendent
OF the Sunday schooi. distributed pres
ents from a handsome tree. A musical
program was rendered by the infants
under the direction OF Mrs. Morley. Miss
Margaret Mowatt contributed a vocal
solo. feature of the eveEing was the
chorus singing led by George ).
Britt, and assisted by the Sunday
school orchestra. composed of Gilbert
Wessman. George S. Britt. Miss Lucille
Brooks, and Charles Richardson.
According to the schools custom. do
nations were brought, which will be
turned over to the Board of Associated
Charities of Washington. After the
musical program the pastor Rev. S.
w. RICHTER. delivered an ADDRESS
The Johnson Avenue Methodist
Church also held its entertainment
on "Wednesday evening. Recitations and
songs were given by the children and
Walter A Wilson distributed the gifts.
Miss Redie Espy and Miss Marie Nc
F'ariand were responsible for an en-
PERTAINING program grven at st.
Jerone's Catholic Church on Thursday
evening. The auditorium was beauti-
fully decorated with evergreens. The
Plnkney Memorial Episcopal Church
was the scene OF another entertainment
on the same evening At the Riverdale
Presbyterian Church about thirty chill
dren participated in a musicale for
which they had Eeen preparing for
some time past The decorations were
especially appropriate.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

F. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Ward. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Garren. Mr.. and Mrs
John Major. Mrs. Lulu Spire and Mr..
and Mrs. David Goumpf.
Henry Clay Chase is spending Christ
mas holidays with friends in Cumber-
land. Md.
Quite a happy birthday surprise was
given in honor Of Miss Irene Stuart az
the home of Mr. Wilbur Curtiss last
Thursday evening. The decoration
were in red and wnIte. The evening was
pleasantly spent in games and music.
Those who were lucky in winning prizes
in the games were Messrs- Woods -
Holmes and Miss Wheeler. Miss Stuart
was remembered very generously by her
friends and received man. nice presents.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.. Cob
ban. Nir- and Mrs. Woods. Mr. ar Mrs
Holmes. Misses Gilbert. Edwards Mer-
icle Wheeler. Holmes. Clansen. Bailey,
Messrs Leslie and Artress.
Mrs George Thompson of Marshall.
Va. was the guest of Mrs. II. Owen
Thompson during the past week
Miss Mayata Dickinson Of Il street
has returned home after a months visit
! With friends In Missouri.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Present for Fire Captain.

The members Of Combination Cherni-
cal Company. No g. through the sane
tion of the Chief Engineer. isr sentcd
10 their captain. J. Stulz. a handsome
quartered-oak frame In glass case on
Christmas Eve. on Christmas Day Cap
tain Stulz gave the members Of the
company two gallons OF Ice cream and
q supply Of cakes.
Edward J. Newcomb has resigned the
postmaste!ship OF the substation here.
10 take effect December 81. Mr.. Hall
of Hall & Bradley. druggists. has re-
ceived the appointment and viii assume
full charge on January I.
The Sunday school Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church held its annual Christ
mas entertainment In the church on
Nichols avenue last Thursday night.
The program was as follows: Singing by
the Sunday school; address. by Mildred
Orem; recitation. By Miired Anderson