The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-02
PEOPLE YOU KNOW

day.
Charles Bollman, recently from
Glenns Ferry, is now driving the
Bruneau stage.
Mrs. Cal Epperson paid visit to
the home ranch early this week, re,
turning by'way of Glenns Ferry.
George Mahoney, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. j.
Walters, in Ogden, returned Sun.
day.
William Richards OF Portland,
Oregon, is spending few days in
town visiting his sister, Mrs. J. E..
Freeman.
John Pinkston, after spending
Ten days in town, left Thursday
morning on the stage for his home
in Bruneau.
Bob Crocheron came over from
Bruneau Wednesday. His sister,
Mrs. d. B. Hyde, and Miss S. B.
Noble came over with him.
Edward Mason, who has been
spending the holidays at home,
win leave Monday for Pullman,
WASH, where he is attending COL
lege.
Frank Pinson, man well known
among the sheep men of this sec.
tlon,was in town Wednesday from
Soda Springs, where he Is now To-
Gated.
DR.. Mather was called to Grand.
view last Sunday to see Mrs. George
Whitson, who was quite sick. We
learn she is improving very rap.
idly.
Mrs. J. A. Wilkins came over
Sunday from Bruneau to visit her
son, John Wilkins, for a few days
and later left for Boise for longer
visit.
Robert G. Chattin will return te
Boise, Sunday, where he is attend
ing the Boise Business college. He
has been spending the holidays al
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Petty and
son left last Monday morning for
their home at Oxford, Idaho, after
spending a week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. e. Austin.
The Contemporaries real estate
company will shortly move its of,
fee from it's present location to the
room now occupied by Miss Marie
Gjertsen, on the second floor of tht
Bailey block.
George w. Fletcher, formerly 8
we'll known business man here, bu
now a tull-hedged rancher, was VI
from his Glenns Ferry place thi
week to pay his taxes and incident
ally visit his old friends.
County Assessor F. W. Boyd OF
Wednesday received a check TO
500, 506.64, the amount of the Ore
gon Short Line Railroad company
taxes in Gilmore county. Mr.. Boyt
says this is the largest check b.
ever handled.
Stanton Parks, Duke" returned
yesterday from holiday trip tt
his home at Omaha. He tells u
that he did not see the sun Shin
while he was away, and was very
glad to return to the place where i
is always in evidence.
Fl. B. Wolff and wife were W
from Unity several days this weel
visiting friends. Mr.. Wolff is feel
ing himself again but had serious
siege of la grippe and a relapse
which made things look rather
doubtful for him for awhile.
John Rhodewald, who has spent
the last four or five years In Allan
ia, arrived Tuesday from that place
on his way to Chicago and Milwau
kee on a visit for the winter. HI
expects to return by the time work
opens up in the spring.
James and Tom MeCally came
in Tuesday from Atlanta on their
way back to Ontario, Canada, on
visit for the winter. These boys
have spent two years in Atlanta
and are now going to take a we'll
earned rest for the winter, but ex,
pect to return in the spring.
Tom Rowe came in from the
Rowe ranch twenty. five miles from
town, near Grandview, last Sunday
in two hours and ten minutes
This was phenomenal time for the
trip, considering the condition o.
the roads and the Hall hill. Mr.
Rowe came after the doctor
G. w. Wymer arrived Friday
from Spokane to look after some
land interests here Mr.. Wymel
came to Mountain Home about two
years ago, but finding the climate
did not agree with his wife's health