Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-09-17

r. W. Simpkins was up from ham
nett Wednesday
I W. Morton and family enjoyed
q visit in Boise this week.
]. G. Watts was in Boise Wednes-
day looking after business affairs.
H. d. Wilbur was Boise visitor
Wednesday.
ID. M. Braucht and II. Fonda are
clearing land for Mr.. Nelson of Boise.
Milton Helm, the photographer trans
acted business in Boise the first OF
| the week.
FOUND-Pair of glasses with sill
yer bows. Enquire at office of G. X.
Wetherell Corporation.
Mrs. Hendricks will hold her Mil
linery Opening Thursday, September
%.
/ DR.. Walters spent part Of last week
at Caldwell testing the Durant & Ma
honey sage brush grubber.
Mrs. M. +. Fisher came from Weis-
er Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Krutschmere at the Mahoney home.
| Mrs. r. Mckay arrived Thursday to
visit her daughter Miss Natalie Nc
Kay who is an assistant in the High
School
r. H. Reynolds is arranging for
special sale of shoes which will take
place at Pearson's Shoe Store next
Wednesday.
Thurston Pence returned Saturday
from Three Greek to take up his
Sophmore year work at the High
School.
Mrs. j. d. Edwards who has been
i'll with typhoid fever several months
! left for her home in Des Moine5, |
Iowa, Saturday.
BORN-Tuesday, to Mrs. Krutsch-
mere of Mountain City, Nevada, in
the city of Mountain Home, an II
pound boy.
Miss l.. l.. Keener left Wednesday
for Nevada, Missouri, where she will |
receive treatment at a sanitarium.
Miss Keener did not receive the bene-
fit she expectd to at Hot Lake Ore
gOn.
Attorney J. G. Watts left Wednes
day for Seattle where he expects to
have meeting with officers of the
Gilmore Irrigation Company in regard
to local interests.
Mrs. l.. B. Green returned Wednes-
day from Los Angles where she was
called a few weeks ago by the seri-
GUS Illness of her parents. They are
both greatly improved.
Mrs. Harry Hoffman and two chill
dren arrived Saturday night from Ash
land. Nebraska Mr.. Hoffman recent
ly bought the Hiddleson grocery BUSH
ness.
John Pearson brot to the Repub
lican office a fine sample of apples
grown on trees that were planted in
1906. For the first crop they were Ger
Lainly beauties.
j. d. Harvey, visited his brother,
w. l.. Harvey part of this week. Mr.
Harvey is on his way to Liberal,
Kansas where he expects to live
The Republican acknowledges a pleas
ant call
BORN-Thursday Sept. 16, to Mr.
and Mrs. D. B, Short "a daughter.
DR.. Mather left Sunday for Salt Lake
City where he joined his wife and
children who have been there several
weeks and they all went east for an
visit
The long dry season was broken by
l refreshing rain Wednesday after.
noon and Thursday quite severe
wind and thunder storm touched us
Dut so far as known no damage was
lone.
Messrs. Patrick and Nelson and the -
ormrrs son, all of Nampa arrived
lere Wednesday morning with a new
Twin Falls grubber with which they
viii clear land for several Nampa PEG
pie who own land in this vicinity.
The first meeting of the Artemesia
Mothers Club, after the summer re.
cess was to have been held at the
High School Wednesday afternoon
but, owing to the inclement weather
the members were not able to attend
and less than quorum was present.
Mrs. j. c. Adair of Sunnyside and
who has large elias of pupils in mus
lp In Mountain Homo Iof. tyoI.,an5a..