Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. George Williams, of Pine,
is visiting her son Byron and his
family.
c. A. ]. Brooks and wife have
gone to the Line Creek mine to
spend the summer.
Mrs. L. B. Green and baby left
Sunday for visit with her parents
at Lincoln, Nebraska.
W.. E. Wilson, wife and daugh-
ter were in town Saturday from
their home on Bennett creek.
Miss Anna Bailey is the guest of
Miss lie We're Bell, having reached
here Saturday from Pocatello, where
she had been attending the acad-
envy.
]. M. Cowen, past grand master
of the Masons in this state, went
to Idaho Falls early in the week,
where class of Shriners were in
itiatcd.
Mi. and Mrs. Nathan Linton left
this week for Oregon, to file on
timber claims, expecting to get near
the line of railroad now being ex-
tended west from Ontario.
George L. Coe, recently from
Minneapolis, is now employed by
the Telephone company as electri-
clan and line man, and will be join
ed here soon by his wife and son.
Rev. ]. H. Welborn and family
are in town from Halls, Tennessee.
He is on visit through the West
and may accept a call some
where in this state, possibly here.
Attorney Gaines returned Tues
day from Butte, Montana, where
he had been for several days on
legal business. He says his re-
turn trip was through continuous
rain.
Miss Della Halliwell, who has
been teaching school at Atlanta,
after visiting here for some days
with her cousin, Mrs. L. B. Wertz,
left Sunday for her home in Kear-
ney, Nebraska.
Miss Greenwald, who recently
came here from Seattle to take up
government land, has accepted a
position in Hawkins Racket store.
She was formerly with Wannamak-
er, in Philadelphia.
At the Congregational church
Wednesday evening of next week
George X. Maluf and sister, Miss
Manecrah Maluf, natives of Damas-
Gus, will give an entertainment and
lecture on the Holy land. Admis-
sion rs and IS cents.
The last the boys at the Idaho
Commercial company heard from
J. P. Clays was on his arrival at
Chicago. He had then entirely re-
covered from the attack which he
experienced in going over the high
attitudes in Colorado.
Mayor Turner returned Tuesday
from Boise, where he had been for
several days having his eyes treated
by specialist. His friends will
be pleased to learn that he is much
improved and that the occulist
hopes for complete recovery within
a few weeks.
c. c. Mortrude and Chief Engi.
neer Maughmer left yesterday foi
trip of inspection over the irriga.
ton system. The former will re.
turn today or tomorrow and the lat.
ter will remain in the hills for some
time, to direct the work of con.
struction.
]. H. Garrett and w. H. DUDLEY
left last Saturday for Dakota anC
Minnesota, expecting to return il
ten days or two weeks. 1t is sup
posed they are following up clu,
that it is hoped will lead TO tn,
discovery of a Job lot of farmer
who want irrigated lands.
Marriage license was issued Mon
day to John Groom and Alice Hen
ley, both of Bruneau. Rev. c. E
Mason performed the ceremony a
the parsonage in the afternoon. TIL,
bridal couple were attended by Mrs
]. M. Waterhouse, Misses Mgr;
Henley and Margaret Jones.
Mre NJ CarriOar and DAUGHTER