Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1915-12-18

r. P. Chattin made a business trip
to Boise Tuesday.
Jersey dairy butter for sale Mrs.
Hattie Stanfield. Phone 1881.
Let us figure on your hay bill. We
can save you money. Bennett Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ] Bennett were
visitors in Boise the first part of
the week.
Mrs. j. G Watts hasbeen seriously
Ill this week but it is understood
that she is improving.
See us for baled hay. We can fur
nish any quantity at lowest market
prices. Bennett Bros.
The Scriyer-Farris lecturers are de-
liyering their series in Boise this
week at the Christian church.
DR.. c. McV. Tobey was attending
| to business matters in Boise the
early part of the week.
w. c, Gregory returned Sunday
from a business trip to the eastern
| part Of the state.
G. w. Mccullough came in Wednes-
day from American Falls and left
the next day for Contractor Forter' s
camp at Dlxie.
d. f. Link, of Williamsport, Pa,
I'd ar rucle of Mrs. Joyce Kendall,
stopped off Monday on their way
back home from California for a
brief visit with the Kendalls.
The bill for Tuesday evening at
he Crystal theatre is Hearts i'm Elk
lie, y with Clara Kimball Young as
leading woman. See the Crystal
program in this paper.
The special feature at the Crystal
theatre f Christmas might is THE
Sims O. Mothers" featuring Earl
Williams and Anita Stewart Chill
dren's matinee at fo,s p m.
In the trial of William McGrath
and George Harris, who were charged
with alleged larceny from the person,
the jury in Judge Gray's court on
| Wednesday found the defendants not
guilty.
Supt F. F. Sparks of the city
city school Will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Maiden, Mass, for a two
weeks holiday vacation. Mrs. Sparks
has been at the home of her par
ents there the past summer and will
return home with Mr.. Sparks.
Elsewhere in this issue appears
the advertisement of John Pearson
who has determined to close out his
shoe business and devote his time to
other interests that will require all
his time. Mr.. Pearson will continue
his sale until his entire stock is
sold.
Mrs. c. A. Rathbun has gone TO
Seattle, Wash, for visit CT several
months duration with relatives. Mrs
Rathbun formerly lived in that city,
but had not returned for a visit IN
the seven years that she has been
resident of this place.
The Daughters of Veterans cele-
brated the thirtieth anniversary OF
the order last evening at the Stand
ard Theatre in an entertainment dur
ing which pleasing program was
rendered, consisting of music, songs
and readings. A fine feature of the
affair was the luncheon served. Dane
ing completed the evenings enjoy
ment.
With the intention of making this
place their home, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Hill and family arrived from Rath-
burn, n. Y, Wednesday, and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. J. Wheeler. Mrs Hill is a sister
of Mrs. Wheeler and also of Miss
Emma Veile who came from Rathburn
i'm September. Eleven years ago Mr..
Hill came to Mountain Home afflicted
with asthma. He found relief and
remained here a year The afflict1on
has returned and he now comes to
make his residence among us.
In the basket bali game last Friday
nieht the town team secured vic
tory over the high school boys by
score of 90 to IS. These practice
games are proving an excellent train
| ing course for the highschool boys.
Next Monday evening the latter
teams meets the Pocatello Crescents,
team composed of the best play
ers in the various Pocatello schools.
A CLASSY, exciting game should re-
suit and the local fans are invited
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