Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1915-12-18
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C. B. Faraday was in Boise We'd
nesday.
Baled hay for sale, by the load ton,
or car load. Bennett Bros.
Alvin Nelson made trip to Boise
the early part Of the week
Baled alfalfa, 75c. per 100 lbs,
$3.50 per ton. Special prices on
car load lots. Bennett Bros.
j. r. Newell and family left this
week for Los Angeles, California,
where they will spend the winter.
Word from Jarbidge, Nevada.
states that Ralph Reynolds is recover
ing nicely from his recent illness.
w. o. Wyatt and family, recently
from fremont, Utah, are occupying
the Rogers residence north of town.
E. B Deull, of Fairfield, Idaho,
visited with his sister, Miss Bertha
Deull over Sunday, returning Monday
afternoon.
A. w. White is absent from his
post in the grocery department of
the Golden Rule store, ON account
of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Will c. Reuss have
removed from their home on Cat
Greek and will likely spend the
winter in Mountain Home.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Evans and Mrs.
Henrietta Wakefield of King Hill
were in the city Wednesday, having
business in the probate court.
The order of Eas tern Star and the
Masons will have a joint installation
of officers tomorrow evening, follow
ing which there will be a banquet.
Mrs. Sam Forter came down from
camp at Dixie Tuesday to meet her
sister who passed through the city
enroute from Ogden to Huntington.
The secretary of the interior has
designated 10000 acres more land in
Idaho as open for entry under the en-
larged homestead law, and upon
which residence will be required.
Of this land 5000 acres are in Ell
more county.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kennison and
daughter, Bemardine, departed yester
cay morning for their old home in Des
Monies, Iowa. Mr.. Kennison has re-
signed his position with the Short
Line at the depot and will enter up
on other work in the Iowa city.
The Cozy Restaurant which was
opened by Mrs. George Britton some
two months ago, has been closed.
White restaurants have never been
able to stem the tide of business
that seems to gravitate easily to the
places operated by the Orientals,
and the Cozy was no exception.
Mrs. Kate Noisseur is here from
Chicago, ILL.,, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Will r. Montgomery, and her brother,
James Carroll and family. Mrs.
Noisseur will remain with her sister
until the condition of the latter
health is improved. Mrs. Montgomery
is still i'm a weakened condition.
J. w. Caldwell on Tuesday filed
notice through his attorney, W. c.
HOWE, of an appeal from the deci-
sion of the district court i'm the case
against the village trustees in which
the plaintiff seeks to enjoin the
construction of the sewer system and
the issuance of bonds to pay for
same.
James w. Briggs was an arrival
last night from North Dakota. He
has been jim that state couple of
weeks, having returned there after
several months spent in Indiana. Mrs.
Briggs is in Nampa at the home of
her father having been called there
two weeks ago by the death OF her
mother, but will join Mr.. Briggs here
in short time.
Mrs. r. e Lynch is making pro-
gress toward recovery from a recent
severe attack of pneumonia. Mr..
and Mrs. Lynch had made prepara-
tions to go to Needles, Arizona, to
spend the winter, but her illness
prevented. AS soon as she has re-
covered sufficiently they will make
the "trip to the southern state where
it lis hoped the warm climate and
dry air will prove beneficial to the
lady's health, as her many friends
sincerely hope.
The session of the county cimmis-
sioners this week was adjourned to
meet next Monday. The meeting
this week was seriously interfered
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