Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-08-13
Local and Personal


Bran and shorts $125 per 100 lbs,
Bennett Bros
Miss Maude Hanley came from
Kelso, Washington to spend a month
with her parents.
A complete line of watches and jew
elry at Cruises Jewclry store. Call
and inspect them. 31tf.
Orris and Ray Marhofer went to
the mountains Friday to remain over
Sunday
All work sent by mail for repair
ing will be promptly attended to a,
Cruse's Jewelry store. 81
Lee Barber, Alden Hall and Billy
Wilson loaded ten carloads of cattle
Friday.
J. G. Watts and family have gone
to Fall Creek to spend some time
camping. Mr.. Watts is expected
back on the 18th.
Lyman Longfellow visited with his
mother and sister Tuesday While cn
route with the Stacey outfit from Cas-
tie Creek to Dixie.
J. M. Cowan went to King Hill
Wednesday to take charge of the fu
neral of Mr.. Fills. The remains
were buried at Glenns Ferry.
After several days visit with rela
tives and friends in Mountain Home
Walter Colville and wife have return
ed to their home at Medbury.
Mr.. Boyd of Nampa came up to dc
the ass sessment work for Mr.. Rob
ertson, also of Nampa, who has fine
half section in township S. range
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Colville of Med
bury are visiting Mr.. Colville's sister
Mrs. Joe Curtis. Mrs. Colville is un
der the care of DR.. Hawley for We.
ny severe case of blood poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Hungerford
left today at 10 a. m. for Salt Lake
City, Utah where they will visit for a
time with an old friend, Mrs. Joe
Sulloway.
The many friends of the Reverend
Timothy Thirloway will be grieved tc
learn of his very serious illness at
his home in this city and is not ex
pected to survive over Sunday.
Mr.. McClelland from near st. Jo
seph, Missouri, is here buying horses
for eastern markets. He has gone
out to look at four carloads belong
ing to Joe Black and also some be
longing to Ross Slack.
After August Is the office of the
Mountain Home Electric Co. will BE-
located In the Morton Building on
Jackson Avenue. People wishing to
communicate with Mr.. Dwyer may
telephone to Morton's store.
D. L. Lewis left Saturday for Port
land. Until a short time ago Mr.. Lew
is was manager of the Electric light
plant During his residence here he
made many friends who sincerely re-
gret his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J.sWeaver and two
children came from Boise Friday ev'
ening to spend few days with Mrs.
Weaver's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Payne. They left Tuesday for Pine
where they will enjoy outdoor life
for three or four weeks.
Fred Fricke was up from King
Hill Saturday He has an orchard OF
twenty-five acres containing all
kinds of fruit trees grown in this re-
gion.-The water is supplied from an
artesian we'll
Thursday afternoon the dray team
took it's weekly runaway The tongue
of the wagon was broken and one Of
the horses thrown down. In trying to
help straighten out the tangle, Roy
C. Dwyer was kicked, receiving a
painful but not serious injury.
A. T. Bruner of Jerome, formerly
resident of this place, was here
Tuesday to look after property in
terests and like all who return after
having once lived here he said "Tis
mighty nice and very good for one to
get back to Mountain Home"
M. A. Camp of Parma spent part
of last week here. He sold a tract
of desert land two miles from town
cor,~xying 800 acres to an expert
fruil grower from Grand junction
Colorado. The consideration was sS
M - -~ u Warner are ma.