The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-02-27

Senator Arthur Pence of Owyhe,
county. was in the city the first of tn
week.
See 9. +. Wheeler for fruit and shad
trees. 23tf
I. Il. Boardman is in from his rancl
on Canyon Creek as a witness in thu
water case.
| X. b. Martin represents the best fir,
insurance companies. Do not wait un
wait until it's too late; insure now. 1879
Mrs. w. d. Munson of Glenns Ferry
/ was guest at the Hotel Evans Friday
and Saturday.
Albert Stein was up from Glenns
Ferry between trains Tuesday.
A. Il. LaPointe returned Tuesday
from business trip to Boise.
G, IL. Jones left last night on bust
ness trip to Seattle and other coast
points He expects to be away for a
week or ten days.
VIM. Pickrell, the efficient clerk at
the postotfiee, has been quite i'll the
past week, but expects to be on duty
again in short time.
Charles L. Pascoe of this city, is Wis.,
iting his aunt, Mrs. j. A. Fenton, at
Meridian this week.
II you want good hearty laugh go
to hear Judge J. D. Flenner Thursday
evening, March 5. A James Whitcomb
Riley recital at the Garrett Opera
House. 22-2t
l.. j. Weaver, J. w. Bailey and Ar
thur Pence, left yesterday for Boise
to attend the meeting of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee being
held there to-day.
james Whitcomb Riley evening,
March 5. at Garrett Opera house
Special rate of admission for all
school children, 25c. General admis-
sion, 80 cents. 22-2t
Chas. Howeth left Tuesday evening
for Los Angeles to look after some
business matters that will occupy him
for the next ten days. During his alb
sence j. D. Whitson will act as deputy
sheriff.
@. @. Tobias and family will move to
Mountain Home where Mr.. Tobias will
engage in the auction business for the
summer. This fall they expect to go
to Missouri Meridian Correspond
ence in Statesman.
The Congregational ladies' hold
their monthly missionary meeting this
afternoon at 2;30 o'clock with Mrs.
Cyrus Carr.
Mrs. Ray Blanchard entertained the
Mothers Club at her residence yester-
day.
James buchanan was down from
Smiths prairie for few days this
week.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will meet with Mrs. w. Fl. Dudley, at
her home, Thursday afternoon.
Geo. Crandall, one of the thriving
Mountain Home colony at Medbury,
was up to see his family for a few days
this week.
Friends of Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Avel.
lar will be interested to learn that
hey expect to leave Sang Leandro
Oalif., in the near future, for visit to
their old home in Portugal
The basket social OF the United Arti-
sans last Thursday evening was
great success, according to those who
were present. This order gives fire.
luent evidence that it is, although
new, one of the most thriving in the
city.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild |
will serve an elegant supper to the
public, beginning at $50 Saturday
evening, Feb. Goth, at the vacant build.
ng formerly occupied by the Pilner
ewelry store and the bakery. 22.1t
The Frances Il. Willard memorial
services at the Congregational church
asst Sunday evening, under the au-
spices of the w, G. T. u, filled the
standing room, the Baptists and Con.
uniting. Rev Miriam
lton gave the address, and the choir
special music.
The ordinance of baptism and the
light hand of fellowship to new men,
'ers oil the church, in connection with
he communion of the Lords Supper,
lext Sunday forenoon at the Congre-
'ational church. Subject of the even.
ng services, How Shall I Become a
)hristian." Special music by the
hoir.