Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-12-15

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Eugene Emerson, president of the
Nampa Lumber Company. came down
from Nampa Friday for a brief visit
with Clyde Huff, manager of the
Nampa Lumber Company here.
Rev. Pottsmit and Prof. Gibbins
attended, Poverty Social and Pie
Auction at Hammett last Friday ev-
ening. A large crowd was present
and all reported a fine time. The
amount taken in was something like
eighteen dollars which paid the debt
on their organ.
r. L. Peters of Boise, Idaho was
here the latter part of last week, at
tending to business interests. He ex-
poets to improve one hundred and
sixty acres in the Glover creek seq
regation next spring.
r. E. Bradley of Payette Valley,
was here last week, Thursday, look
ing at land near Mr.. Elliot's ranch.
Leon A. Dawson and A. R. Jones
drove through from Hepburn, Ida
no the latter part of last week and
SJxpect to do some trapping near
here, during the winter months.
At the Fortnightly Club meeting
Saturday evening Geo. Richardson
was electe '~'sident; Prof. G.prnas.
vice president and Ida A. Weston.
secretary and treasurer. The Fort
nightly club is doing and expects to
do a great deal of good work this
winter. Their next meeting will be
on Christmas Eve; come and Wis
it.
Rev Pottsmith will hold Presbv-
terrain services here both morning and
evening, Sunday. Everybody well
come
Mr.. Wayman was here Wednesday.
He is to have charge of the recon-
struction of the King Hill ditch.
The Five Hundred club enjoyed
very pleasant evening at the Com
mercial Club rooms Monday even
ing. Mrs. Bolts and Mrs. Wernex act
ed as hostesses of the evening. Mrs.
Bandy and Mr. Ferris held the front
table till the last
Mr. and Mrs. Walsh and their
daughter Ards are on the sick list.
but are reported on the gain.
Bessie Clifford commenced her
school in Pasadena Valley. Monday.
During the winter she will make her
home with Mrs. S. G. Story.
Last Saturday afternoon the Wa
ter Users Association held very i'm
portant meeting They elected the
following officers: A. r. Wells, pres
ident; DR.. c. c. Smith, vice presi-
dent A. W. Tingwall, secretary and
H. c. Jones, treasurer. The executive
committee, namely A. R. Wells, c.
c. Smith, A. w. Tingwall H. c. JON
es, J. c. Sanborn, D. F. Sudduth, and
H. o. Poteet, were also elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Krulish and
little son and Miss Carrie Krulish
left Monday evening for their homes
in Minnesota and Iowa. They went
from here to Albert Lea, Mimi Miss
Carrie will visit there a few days and
then go on to her home in ST. Ans
gar, Iowa They expect to be bach
in the spring.
c. H. Hammett was in town Sun
day and Monday
I. B. Jones went to the capita
city Sunday.
La Breque and Magee spent the
first of the week in Mountain Home
guests at the new Mountain Home
Hotel.
Willard Gill came down from Bills
Monday and attended the party Civ
en- by the married people in tn,
Commercial Club rooms that even
ing.
Saturday night at 1920 o'clocl
MRS. d. F. Sudduth passed from he
earthly home into her Heavenl.
home. She has suffered for SOM
time with cancer of the stomach AM
for the past few weeks has been con
fined to her bed. She came here from
Colorado a little over year ago an
in that time has made a host O
friends. The husband is bereaved o
most estimable and devoted wifi
and the two children of a wise an
affectionate mother Her inhuenc
was always true and eievating an
from what we know of her characte