Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-07-21

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For Ice or Drayage call II.
Grebe, Phone %. No Sunday d.
liveries. M.19t
Mrs. James Caldwell and daughte
Miriam of Peoria, ILL.,, are visitin
their cousin, Mrs. w. e. Minkler.
A. w. Ruth, whose address wa
given as Gilmore county, enlisted II
the regular army at Boise Monday.
Latest improved cleaning ma
chinery assures satisfactory worl
at Bertram's.
Gordon Bennett went to Little
Camas Tuesday where he will hell
his brother Joe for few days
M. 8. Parker, who was deput,
sanitary inspector under ]. Fl
Wallis, was visitor In town yes
terday.
Miss Hazel Morton spent a few
days In Boise the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Smith and
family were over Sunday visitors al
Boise.
Margaret Jackson, who has been
staying with Mr., and Mrs. Argo,
left for Atlanta Friday for visit
with her father and cousin.
Ralph II. Titus, who was resident
OF Glenns Ferry for number of
years, has been appointed train
master on the fourth district with
headquarters at Nampa
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yates and their
little boy motored over from Buhl
last Sunday and spent the day here
with friends.
Harry Isaacs, who is a member of
the machine gun company of the
Idaho National guard, was home on
three days furlough last week.
Mrs. j. A. Peake and son Aston
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Briegleb. They are former residents
of this city but now live at Nampa.
John Smeed and Bob Gavin, two
horse buyers from Caldwell, were in
town number OF days last week, In
specting stock offered them.
l.. P. Icke of Burns, Kansas,
spent several days In town this
week. He is an applicant for the
position of city school superintend-
ant
Miss Elizabeth Boardman, who
has been III for almost a year.
came down from Corral last Satur-
day to consult DR.. Frazier. Mrs.
boardman came down during the
week and will take her daughter to
Boise for several months treatment.
Prof. F. #. Sparks the other day
gave us the figures OF the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the lyceum
fund which has been built up In the
past two years. The total now In the
fund is $137.13, OF which $64.23 is
cash in the bank, s22,94, loaned to
the grafanola fund and $49.91
loaned to the basket ball team.
DR.. X. Funk, Eyesight specialist,
representing the Globe Optical Co. OF
Boise, will be at the Mountain
Home Hotel, three days only,
July 25, rs, and a. You are In
vited to call at this time II your eyes
are In need of attention. DR.. Funk
will In the future make regular visits
to your town every sixty or ninety
days"
Ed. Bales, formerly a resident OF
the Glover creek section In this coun-
ty, and one of til prosperous
ranchers of this community, was In
town Thursday from Boise. where
he now lives.
A. T. Morse, formerly employed
by the Short Line at Glenns Ferry.
and now in the claim department,
as travelling adjustor, spent sew
eral days In town this week, look
Ing into number of small
claims that have been made against
the company by local people.
In q written decision District |
Judge Smith at Caldwell has declared |
Fred L. Lilly legally elected mayor
OF that city, unseating the occupant |
of the office, e. H. Plowhead. Lilly's
election seemed to be clearly estab-