Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1915-12-25

ply the demand. Fresh ranch eggs
are quoted as high as As cents.
Elmer Pearson came in this morn
ing from Rogerson for visit with
his mother, Mrs. Harry Magden.
The last day for paying taxes, De-
cember 81.
Miss Edith Mason is home from
Whitman college at Walla Walla,
Washington for the holidays
| Born-Monday, December 90 to
Rev. and Mrs. Joyce Kendall. a
daughter, who has been named Pau
lime Mildred
Mrs. Frank Phillips and two chill
dren arrived last night from Roger
son for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
l.. Harvey during theholidays. Mrs.
Phillips is sister of Mr.. Harvey.
Miss Vivian Allen arrived home
Monday and will spend the holiday
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Allen. Miss Vivian is
attending Walla Walla college in the
Washington city of that name.
The committee having in their
care the banquet of the Gilmore De-
velopment League, which is to take
place at the Mountain Home hotel on
the evening Of December 80, states
that acceptances have been handed
in to make the affair social success
The annual meeting of the State
teachers Association will be held
in Boise on December 1929 and the
State and County Superintendent
meeting on the Goth and 31st, County
Superintendent Lockman announces.
A. W. Love, brother of w. ].
Love, is here from near Grant IS Pass,
Oregon, and will remain until about
January |. Mr.. Love lis engaged in
mining along the Oregon-California
line and states that the industry is
looking up.
While wrestling with Cecil Hewitt
Tuesday, I. N. Smith slipped and in
falling suffered fracture of one
of his arms above the wrist.
The large house on the Pierce
farm four miles south of town was
destroyed by fire early Monday morn
ing. 1t was occupied by Floyd Pierce
and family.
Mrs Geo. H. Allen, who has been
seriously ill for the past three weeks.
was able yesterday to be up for a
short time. Her recovery is slow,
but it is thought that she will be
able in a few weeks to undertake
trip with Mr.. Allen tosouthern Cali
fornia to the home of sister, where
a change of climate may bring her re'
Lief.
Justice of the Peace A. f. Downs
was called to Hammett Monday eve
ming to officiate at the wedding OF
Wheeler w. Ladd and Miss Helen Nc
Donald, residents of that place. The
happy event took place at the home
of the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John N. Laid, and was attended by
a few intimate friends. The happy
couple have gone to Boise on their
honeymoon.
Rev. C. E. Mason left Thursday
morning for Philadelphia, called there
by the serious illness of his son,
Edward, for who there is slight
chance for recovery, it is stated. The
younger Mason was employed on
the Daily Public Ledger of that city,
and has been i'll but short time.
Mr.. A. Dewitt Sargent and Mrs.
Eva Sargent were united in marriage
last Sunday by Rev. Joyce Kendall,
the ceremony being performed at the
home of the former. The groom, who
is the affable agent of the Short
Line at this station is counted
among our best citizens. Mrs. Sar-
gent has been resident of this city
for about three years and is held in
high esteem. This paper extends
hearty congratulations.
The announcement of William V.
Snyder will be noticed on this page.
Mr.. Snyder came early last fall to
establish a general repair shop In
this city, but was taken Ill with APP
pendicitis and removed to Boise
where an operation was found to be
necessary. Recovering his health, Mr..
Snyder has returned and will occupy
the rear rooms of the Burke garage,
where he solicits all business in his
line Mr.. Snyder was for years en-
ployed as a machinist in the factory
of the Franklin Automobile Company.