Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-10-18
BIG HALLOWEEN
PARTY OCT. 80
Attractive Program Has Been Ar
ranged. Many Weird At.
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other attractions on the night Of Hal
loween the Young Ladies have de-
icded to give their party the day
before ton October 30th) In tho
Bailey Building. Both the vacant
stores will be used for the purpose.
The charge for admission will be
rs cents, which will include one Of
the best concerts ever offered in
Mountain Home. The program will
be published next week. Professor
Caldwell has entire charge Of this
musical and vocal entertainment and
those who know his work will appre-
ciate what we say when we state
that it will be ''one Of the best"
ever offered. The Daughters Of Vet
Grams will conduct the refreshment
and candy stalls and the money they
obtain will be devoted to that or
ganization. The proceeds Of the con-
cert and side shows will be given to
the work of the Sunday school Of the
Episcopal Church. This is a deserv-
ing object and should be we'll pa
tronized by all who have the welfare
of the children at heart. The church
ls endeavoring to do a work among
the young people of the village that
will be lasting which cannot help
but be apparent to those who have
watched the progress made during
he past two and half months.
The following are some of the items
of interest which may be seen for
the small sum of cents during the
evening:
"Chamber of Horrors"
The weird and creepy things that
will be shown In this chamber will
De liable to cause the most stalwart
Of our citizens to have an attack of
horripilation, and then some. Ladies'
will be requested to have their hair
securely fastened In case of extreme
fright.
"Punch and Judy Show"
The first appearance In Mountain
Home Of this life-sized Punch and
Judy show should surely be an at
traction. 1t will be roar from start
~ fin;,h gao, o,otbi,g that ;o nau ond
up-to-date.
cart Gallery"
A collection of Patriotic (the value
of which 1t would be almost impos-
sible to estimate) all by famous ar
lists and kindly loaned for the oc-
casion. Special police protection may
be required to guard this valuable
collection of Art against vandalism.
1t is possible that upon the arrival
of these works Of art that they will
nave to be deposited with one OF the
local banks until the evening Of the
Party.
"Fortune Telling"
There will be two. The accuracy
Of their work will be the talk OF the
village after this affair is over. They
will tell your past, present. and future
without difficulty and on this account
it will be necessary to charge the sum
of 10 cents for the valuable informa-
tion they will give regarding your for
tune. The usual charges made In
such cases, we understand, range
from $5 to $1,000 80 this will certain.
ly be worth while for the small sum
of one dime
"The Dancing Female specter"
Something that will please the men
immensely.
Irish Pond"
Every time you drop the line you
get bite and land big one. II
you are fond of fishing this WILDE
your chance to hatch real live fish
story.
Pumpkin Pie Stall" Who doesn't
like it?
"The Big Concert. A big con.
tinuous program by talented artists.
"THE WOLF Eugene Walters
drama of the Canadian northwest
which scored tremendous success
in New York and Chicago will be
nrocantad of tho Standard Theatre ON