Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-10
TALK OF The Town
Our telephone number is l1s.


sTelephone" Keller spent We'd
nesday at Glcnns Ferry.
Bruce Stanfield is engaged in a
struggle with the ''mumps.
Jack Wilson is now employed in
the mines at HALEY, this state.
f. E. Whitney, who has been
sick for a week or more is now re-
covering.
Mrs. |. B. Warner is unable to
teach school this week because OF
sickness.
Miss B. l. Lockman went to
Boise last Friday to visit relatives.
She expects to stay a couple OF
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Eckstein and son
Ed, who have been visiting rela-
tives here, returned to Salt Lake
City Sunday.
John Mckay, who has spent the
past few months in Bruneau and
vicinity, returned to his California
home last week.
Frank S. Lyon of Medicine Hat,
province of Alberta, Canada, is
visiting here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lyon.
Mrs. led Wilkinson is entertain
ing her brother, p. f. Farmsworth,
and her cousin, Robert Manning,
both of whom reside at Payette.
ROOMS TO LET-Four pleasant
rooms; water; rent $40 per month.
Inquire of Mrs. Lloyd Morton, al
the Ohio King house, northeast part
of the civ. 1896.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Taylor of Gal
weston, Texas, a musical team, OF
their way to fill an engagement al
Portland, were guests at the Turner
House last Friday.
Civil Engineer Vaughn and Con-
tractor Query, who spent week or
more surveying Mr.. CARROTS new
ditch proposition at Bruneau, re-
turned to town Friday, Mr.. Vaughn
leaving for Boise Saturday.
D. c. Lfncweavcr of Brooklyn,
Iowa, was called here last week Dy
the illness of his daughter who ha:
been stopping at Mrs. ]. D. Whit
sons. Father and daughter lief
Tuesday for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wayt'
came in from their ranch on Rat
tie Snake creek Tuesday. Mr.
Wayte has been troubled for SOM
time by large growth of some KIM
on his right wrist DR.. Mathe
successfully removed it.
The residence property OF Mrs
Eliz beth Madden, situated acros
the o. S. L. railroad tracks, wa
completely consumed by fire on tn
evening of January 8. The los
was about $500, with insurance c
$1,000.
Now that ]. P. Clays has gon
to seek new fields to conquer, an
Hon. H. o. MANI has, gone TO Bots
to help make new good laws an
repeal old bad ones, Mr.. Dick of tn
Idaho Commercial company is abou
now general manager of the cor
Germ.
L. P. Price, ]. F. Schoeneckt
and Peter Mckinney, all of Tarkit
Missouri, three whole-souled fe
lows who were here last year ar
invested in land, and who al
soon coming here to make the
home, mailed to Mr.. Garrett
dollar each to be turned into II
band treasury as payment for thrt
admissions to the grand Ne
Years ball given by the organic
ton. The hearts of these gentlemt
are evidently in the right place.
The Inaugural ball Tuesday eve
ing at the MAT" in Boise was
grand successes from every point
view. Never before was such
aggregation of Idaho representa-
citizens brought together at o
time. Senator MANI, Represe
tative Weaver and wife, ].
Garrett and wife and Jas. Siffe
and wife represented Mounta
Home. Speaking of the costum
worn by the ladies present, t
Statesman, among others, mentio
Mrs. Garrett, white point d'Arabi
turquoise necklace; Mrs. Siftel
cream lace over net.
A dam Goffecb fhe well kuON