Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-11-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

]. c. Hays is having residence
built on his farm west of town.
A. M. Harris and D. B. Hyde
came up yesterday from Bruneau.
Paul Cullen, of Grand View,
spent Tuesday in Mountain Home.
Miss Bessie Galloway has been
visiting friends in Boise for some
days past.
]. B. MCGUIRE arrived in town
last evening from his ranch on the
South Boise.
c. E. Corkcr was doing business
In town yesterday, having come up
from the Ferry the evening before
]. F. Moore and wife, OF Pine,
arrived in town Sunday and are
spending several days at Hotel
Turner.
On account of illness, Miss Lii
liam Colthorp returned home last
week from Boise, where she is at
tending school.
It was Mrs. Schaffer who died in
Dakota, Illinois, last week, instead
of Professor Schaffer, as enormously
stated in these columns.
Mrs. N. Linton arrived yesterday
from Los Angeles, California, hav-
ing changed her mind about re-
manning in the south all winter.
Mrs. R. Bennett and daughter,
Miss Lille, returned Friday from
Boise, where they attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. Bennett.
Now is the time to order your
Fourth of July suits from Tyler,
the tailor, for he is busy and you
should come early to avoid the rush.
While trying to thaw out a
water pipe in Hotel Turner Mon
day, Harry Magden had his face
badly burned with portable gaso-
line furnace. .....,.- ...-.
Directors of the Citizens bank
held their regular annual meeting
on the twelfth instant, re-electing
the same officers and making no
other changes.
Senator Bailey is in town watch
ing impatiently building operations
on his business block, and waiting
for the official returns on the guber-
material election.
Professors Warner and Culver,
of the Mountain Home schools, have
been given places on the program
for the meeting of the State asso-
citation of teachers to be held at
Boise, December 27-29.
Mrs. M. E. Longfellow and
daughter, Miss Esther, left Monday
evening for Salt Lake and Denver.
Mr.. Ethel, of Caldwell, has charge
of the editorial department of the
Republican during their absence.
J. R. Winslow and F. F. Fisher,
of New Rockford, North Dakota,
arrived in town few days since.
This is their first trip out. Many
OF their neighbors own property
hereabouts and both invested while
here, in water rights and town lots.
Charles Pascoc expects the CRATE
for his stove to arrive by Christ
mas, which event he will cele'
brate by building fire in saic
stove, and invites his at present
frozen out friends to call agair
and help him fill the coal oil car
with tobacco Juice. oy y.
Harry lie Bar and brother, ]. D
came down from the Mountain view
Sunday, leaving there at one O'CLOCK
in the morning, and left for th'
east that night. The mine has
been shut do wn for the whites
and they will remain in Philadel
phia until spring.
Mrs. A.. M. Hall and daughter
Miss Daisy, left Tuesday for Nam
pa. Two of the girls are alread,
there attending school, and the
family will live there this winter
Mr.. Hall owns valuable property II
Nampa, including a residence
which they will occupy.
Dudley & Griffiths have rented
rooms in the frame building adjoin
ing the G. w. B. S. Co.'S. building
and will open therein real estate
office, handling property OF the com
pany, as we'll as that OF individ