Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

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Geo. A. Reed of Glenns Ferry was
a business visitor Tuesday.
b. l.. Williams left for Seattle Sun
day to be gone several days.
Mrs. Sally Nevins of Idaho Falls is
visiting relatives in this city
Thos A. Mayor came up from
Bruneau Tuesday on business.
Mr. JAS. Armstrong spent the first
Of the week in the capital city on bus
mess.
WANTED-Good driving horse in
exchange for nursery stock. j. f.
Littooy
LOST Gold horseshoe stick pin.
$500 reward viii be given the finder
at this office.
Mr. ID. w. Fitzwater is in Boise
this week, called there to serve on the
trial jury to be drawn.
Arthur Pence of Hot Springs. left
Tuesday night for Ogden Utah, and
win retdrn in a few days.
Dan Wolen. the Bruneau black
smith, was here Tuesday and went
to the Capital City on business.
Mrs. Harry Lamberton of Boise
who has been visiting Mrs. Helfrich.
of this city, returned Monday
Milan Miller, our popular Commits
sioner, attended a meeting of the Ida
no Shriners. of which he is a member,
at Boise last week.
Mrs. o. E. Cannon. her many
friends will be pleased to learn. is
considerably improved and on the
happy road to recovery.
Call and see us for bargains in
millinery SIS hats for 50: Sc ones
for $1.5O; S4 hats for ST. etc.
Fancy feathers greatly reduced. Miss
j. c.. Grosefsema. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Lee returned
from Boise last Sunday where they
had been the past week Mr. Lee was
a member of the large class which re-
ceived the Shriner's degree in Mason
ry.
At the first annual meeting of the
Engineers and Surveyors at Boise this
week S. G. Rhodes of this city was
elected on the board of directors for
the ensuing year. Next years meet
ing will be at Twin Falls.
FOR SALE-Block CD College adj
dition to Mountain Home, contain
ing 215 acres, or "a lots. improved
with fence and bearing fruit trees
under irrigation. Price $500. APP
ply to c. w. Moorshead 4OS JEFF
ferson St, Portland, Oregon.
f-101-mp.
While il is often impossible to pre-
vent an accident, it is never impos-
sible to be prepared is not be-
yOnd any ones purse. Invest %
cents in a bottle of Chamberlain
Liniment and you are prepared for
sprains, bruises. and like injuries,
Sold by r. w. Smith.
John W. Morton, Mountain Homes
big hardware merchant. received a
full carload of cedar fence posts the
first of the week. Right prices and
honest values moves his stock in car
load lots, and are winning for this
city much new business that has here
tofore been going to other places.
The second meeting of the Noun
tain Home Social and Athletic club
took place last Sunday afternoon The
draft OF the constitution and bylaws
was presented and accepted. and it
was decided to open the social season
with a dance at the Standard Theatre
on the evening of Friday. April I .
All Fools day.
Mrs. A. A. Dunn and two children
returned Tuesday from Eagle. where
the latter have been attending school.
The daughter. Essie. has been very
sick with pneumonia and lis just able
to be out They viii visit Mr.. Beach
and family in Mountain Home until
she is strong enough to continue the
trip to their home in Grand View.
r. A. Graham of Boise and repre-
senting the International Correspond
ence schools of Scranton. Pa. was in
the city yesterday. These schools are
doing much to assist the young men
and women who failed to embrace
the educational advantages of their
younger days in improving their con-
ditions i'm life The schools are prac-
teal and commendable.
Charles G.. Gregg. the aged man
who was reported last week as hav-
ing been burned badly i'm his tent
alone, died in Mountain Home
February 10. Brief funeral services
were held at the undertaking par
lors on the 18th, Rev c.. E. Mason
officiating. Mr.. Gregg was rs years
of age, a native of Vermont. where
he has relatives, with whom Mr.
Cowan is in communication. Thi.
accident is an example of how very
unsafe it is for any one. especially
the aged, to live alone