Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-05-03
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W. c. Gregory transacted bushes
In Boise Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. w. Rowett has been quit
Ill the past week.
What makes Tyler the Tailor .,
busy these days? The class OF worl
he turns out. adv
The Baptist Young People will
serve a Cafeteria supper on satur
day evening, May Bird.
Albert Johnson was a visitor thi,
week In Cleft where he was lookine
after his ranch.
Ansco Cameras, Ansco Films and
Cyco. Paper can be obtained In Noun.
tain Home only at Helms Studio
Remember that adv.
Miss Myrtle Keough has Just clos
ed a very successful term Of school
at Rocky Bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Corker left
Thursday for Seattle where they
will spend about two months visiting.
When your clothes need repairing
and pressing call up 1O2 and have
Tyler the Tailor call for them. adv.
II. F. Matthews of Grand View was
. visitor at the State Capital Wednes
day.
A. Il. Bailey, and daughter Alice
Of Grand View were in Boise Tues
day.
b. A. Wilmot the Sunnyside mer-
qchant was In the city Wednesday
on business.
Edward F. Mason won the $50
prize last week offered by the School
OF Journalism in Columbia University
for prize literary work.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
at the Church on Thursday after
noon at 2;9O. A full attendance is
requested.
Sunday, May 18th Is the day set
aside In a proclamation by the Gov
emor of Idaho to be observed as
Mothers Day"
i Senator Bailey was a passenger On
stage to Dixie to look
after operations on his ranch ON
Camas.
Mrs. J. V. Nevins of Kemmerer.
wyoming, is week end guste Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cal.
oway.
Jesse B. Pinkston, Bruneau, des-
'rt; northwest quarter, southeast
luarter, section 26, township south,
ange east; 40 acres.
Mrs. Edward O'Neil, and son
lawrence. of Challis, who have been
pending the winter in Boise, were
'uests Thursday at the r. w. Nor
iSon home enroute to her home. :
W. G. Gregory left Wednesday ev-
NAo Al AosoeSifo III BUSINESS
mission. While there he goes to
ALT Lake for a day and will return
ome Saturday evening. a
Mrs. VIM, Hanley entertained the 7
lembers OF Women OF Woodcraft !
Wednesday evening Music, social :
our and refreshments combined to
lake pleasant evening.
L. w. Winston, a stranger who was
,md on the depot platform about
70 weeks ago by Officer Beach suf-
ring with pneumonia was sent to
oise, Thursday. where he has
lends. II
Leo Spring left ON No. Thurs 8
W for Caldwell where he will be
resent at the founding day Of the u
ollege of Idaho. Every high school ;,
the state has been invited to par
cipate in the occasion.
The Congregational Ladies Aid x
Gets next week, Thursday, as fol- :,
WIS: Section !. with Mrs. P. H.
ray; Section II. at the church; Il
'ction Iii. with Mrs. Nile Carr. The al
bard of Church Trustees meet Tues q q,
" evening at the church. q,
Art Davis an expert miner Of At "a
nta, who has been spending the So
inter- in Pittsburg, Philadelphia and 4,
her eastern cities. has returned ar
d left this week for Atlanta where hf
tlvitits are expected to soon be- at
Dt
Charles Pascoe, ST., left for Camas w w
airie to look over his new acqui-
ion Of Uncle Sans land which ce
recently filed on. His son Harold W
there at present doing improve st
'nts. and later Mrs. Pascoe will go
live there for the summer. tn