Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-12-07
LOCAL NEWS

OTVliie COltnoTp6 mas Deen On Ln<
sick list this week.
Only a few gold fish left.
adv. Keener Drug Store
Mrs. r. l.. Corbus and children Of
Boise are visiting with her mother
Mrs. j. H. Casey.
/ WANTED-One more butter Gus
4 toner. lbs. $l.00. Mrs. LloyG
Morton. adv
\ Get fountain pens for Christmas
presents at The Keener Drug
Store. adv
Rev. r. X. Anderson. Of Nctus
will preach In the Baptist Church
Sunday morning and evening in the
absence Of Rev. Peake.
/ FOR SALE-$3O brass bedstead
for SIS, and also / blacksmith's blow
or. No. 400. Apply at this office. adv.
| The Monthly Social and Business
meeting Of the Christian Endeavor
Society will be held Friday evening,
this week, with Mrs. Hurley.
4 Chickens, geese and fat hogs for
sale. Inquire OF Sylvester Baron,
Phone "a Y. 9-3t adv.
Il The lecture by Sam Small Thurs
day night drew a full house, and was
full Of wit and wisdom. Mr.. Her.
wig was not present.
| Mrs. Fl. Knox and son and Mrs
Knox's mother, Mrs. Van Fleet,
were up from Glenns Ferry this
week.
| Leather and felt pillows and pen
nants. adv. Keener Drug Store
/ Fine line of cut glass and hand
painted china.
adv. Keener Drug Store
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Brubachel
left Tuesday night for Gooding
Salt Lake and other points on an
extended business trip.
Mrs. G. Schultz of King Hill was
visiting at the Kelsey Hospital this
week while enroute to Boise where
Mr.. Schultz has been employed on
the Capital News to conduct an ag
ricultural Department on that paper
II r. G. Beach Of Fruita, Colo, who
was looking after business In Mount
ain Home the first OF the week, re
turned Wednesday to his home &C
companied by Mr.. Mellen.
i Monday evening Miss Jane ant
MIR. Bert Tucker were host and host
ess at a six o'clock English dinner
Of "a covers. After dinner. cards
were played and an elegant two
course luncheon was served
\ Please remember that the M. e
Ladies will sell home made candy
along with many other good things
Thursday afternoon, Dec. IL, 1912
In the Bailey Building. This will be
the place to buy your Christmas pre-
sents.
Miss Mildred Blenkner celebrated
her birthday Monday with about fiji
teen Of her small friends. There
was birthday cake and other re-
fresments and jolly romp after pea
nuts which had been thrown on the
lawn, to see who could gather the
| most.
A fifteen pound boy was left by
the stork at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Smith, Monday morning.
Mr.. Smith says that he 10 nearly
large enough to carry the hod already.
Mrs. Smith and the baby are doing
fine under care Of Mrs. A. Honga.
Mrs. Ella Watts Of Portland repre-
senting the United Artisans, visited
the Artisan lodge of Mountain Home,
Thursday night when the work was
exemplified by the initiation Of Mrs.
w. A. Hoobler, after which stump.
tuous banquet was served and gen.
eral good time had.
The Children's Home Thanksgiving
gifts from Mountain Home were as
follows. 81 sacks OF vegetables, three
boxes Of apples, barrel and a box
Of fruit in Jars, 4 boxes Of clothing,
total OF 30. The special car from
the East was so full that the above
had to wait a little longer than was
expected, stored In the schoolhouse
by kindness Of Prof. Warner. Mr..
Horgan trucks all to the depot free
Of charge, and Mr.. Benham has Sc
cured free freight. Money sent in col
lection $500, Of this amount $40
was collected at the Thanksgiving
union service. Individuals have, be-
sides the above, sent money direct.
The Republican reporter failed to
chronicle the arrival Of an SN lb.
girl at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Stewart on the 18th Of Novem-
Der.