The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16
CLENNS FERRY DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL TO The REPUBLICAN:

OFEClAL IU NE REfO bLlCAN.
George Thompson moved his
family to Gooding last week.
Emil David was on the sick list
Tuesday and unable to work.
William Houser has been very
sick man the past week, but is re.
ported some better.
Hugh Burns went TO Mountain
Home the first Of the week to have
some dental work done.
Mrs. Sam Jacobson returned
from Salt Lake Friday, where she
has been to have her eyes treated.
Birdie Brandtner took her little
niece to her parents in Nampa Fri.
day and returned Sunday on No. 6
Gilbert Walker drove to Noun.
tain Home the first of the week
from his ranch on Cold Springs
creek.
Mrs. Pecharts little daughter
Florence has been threatened with
pneumonia and we are glad to state
that she is improving rapidly.
w. G. Corker went to Mountain
Home Tuesday to attend meeting
of the Glover Greek Irrigation com
pany, in which he is interested.
Engineer Joslyn was quite badly
cut on the head by chunk Of coal
falling on him, while he was assist
ing his fireman, on his engine a
day or two ago.
Mrs. H. F. Pickren and children
went to Bliss Sunday for weeks
visit with relatives. Mr.. Pickren
went on to Salt Lake.and will join
his family on their return.
A number Of Mountain Home
people attended the masquerade
given here Tuesday evening. Being
the first ball of the kind this sea.
son, it was we'll attended and many
handsome costumes were noted
R. D. Gorby met with a painful
accident a few days ago. He leaned
over a watering trough to water
his horse and struck his eye hard
blow on a pipe,which bruised il
considerably.
Mrs. J. T. Kennedy, who is a sis
ter TO Mrs. Ed Thompson Of this
place, died at Emmett ON the 8,h
inst. Her remains were taken to
Sweet for burial. The deceased
leaves husband and seven chill
dren The sorrowing friends have
the sympathy of the community in
their bereavement.
The Ladies' Gard club entertained
the gentlemen last Friday night a,
the home Of Mrs. III. Ell. McMasters
Mrs. McMasters was assisted by
Mrs. H. F. Pickren, Mrs. T. Rick.
ard and Mrs. w. G. Corker. The
spacious rooms and tables were
tastefully decorated with hot house
plants and Chinese lilies. The re.
freshments served were out of the
ordinary and proved q pleasant
surprise as well az being tempting
to the palate, and the forty guests
present voted the ladies royal en-.
tertainers. The next regular meet.
ing OF the club will be with Mrs
Sam Jacobson on Saturday.
Miss Jennie Jones of Pocatellc
and Mr.. Albert Adams Of Glennt
Ferry were married at Pocatello
January 11th, at 1890 am. They
arrived home Monday night on No
/. A large crowd of friends was al
the train to welcome them. The
bride was stolen away by a few
ladies and taken to the home ol
Mrs. Hubbard, while the groom
was left to the tender mercies OF the
crowd. In due time he was es.
corted over to the house, where
they were surprised to find party
Of friends awaiting them Those
present were Mr.. and Mr.. Stack
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs
Gregory, Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Fritz
Miss Carrigsn and the Msssrs
Menard, Carrigan and Morris. AT.
ter the wedding supper was served
the guests amused themselves until
2:30 and departed for their respec'
tive homes, all wishing the happy
couple a long and prosperous life
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will occupy
one Of the Farmer houses on Sec
ond street, recently vacated by Mr.
| and Mrs Gregory.