Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

tiful arrived yesterday.
Mrs. Longfellow and little
daughter returned from Salt Lake
Sunday.
Miss Attic Brady returned from
Portland last week, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Burke.
Mrs. 1. B. Warner received
wire Sunday announcing the death
of her sister in Indiana.
E. Oppliger, of Orifino, Idaho
arrived here Wednesday to visit his
sister, Miss Vene Oppliger.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fountain
have secured rooms in Cyrus Carr's
residence and will soon move here
to reside.
The force in the auditors office
is at work on the calendar, prepar-
atory for the opening of district
court next Tuesday.
The ST. James Episcopal Guild
will give bazaar on the evening OF
December IS, when chicken sup
per will be served.
There will be special Thanksgiv-
ing services at the Baptist church
this Thursday evening at 7:30.
All are cordially invited.
Whitson & Harley have dissolved
partnership, the former retaining
the coal and grain part of the bus
ness and the latter the livery stable.
Civil Engineer Vaughn, of Boise,
was here last week, and took trip
of inspection over the irrigation
system, in the interest of people in
Seattle who have invested here.
He was pleased with the work done
and will so report.
E. ]. Colthorpe returned Sunday
from a six weeks business trip to
Omaha and North Dakota. F. B..
Daniels, who went with him to
Omaha, returned several days
earlier, having been up to Alberta
while away.
The Garrett opera house man.
agcment has, after considerable ne
gotiation with the factory, finally
accepted the chairs which arrived
here over two months ago, and they
will be in position for the show
Saturday evening.
]. H. Garrett has been expecting
TO leave for the east on an important
business mission every night for
week, but up to last advices was
still here, Johnny on the spot,
selling land and water rights, anc
buying more-in fact, something
doing all the time.
Mrs. Adeline Hall has instituted
suit against the county for $270
claimed to be due for services rem
dered as per contract, for attending
the sick and INDECENT. The com
rnissioners disable we'd $500 of thi'
amount at the October term and sh,
refused to accept the balance.
C. A. Beardsley, of New York
who. as was stated in these col
urnns last week, is negotiating TO
the purchase of the Gold King mine
at Dixie, returned to Mountain
Home Monday, after all absence o
several days. M. c. Brace, o
Denver, the mining engineer, il
with him.
Milt Reynolds, of Bruneau, VIII
will be the cashier of the bank sool
to open there, is in town, and will
play in the band at the dance thi
evening in Garrett opera house
Mr.. Reynolds has the reputation
of being one of the most accom-
plished cornetists on the Pa
cific coast, and music lover
will be given treat; for a concer
program has been arranged in con
nection with the dance.
F. c. Stanford, superintendent c
the Idaho division of the Rock
Mountain Bell Telephone company
with headquarters in Boise, was i
Mountain Home Saturday. He say
he has recommended and the rec
concentration has been approved
that the company make extensiv
improvements here, at cost
$4,000. This will be done as 500
as materials can be secured, but 6
present that is as difficult to d
as to get coal.