Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-09-07

bought a Saxon six at Norton
garage Friday.
camp at Featherville, Thursday, after
being in town for election.
Durham Smith was Boise visitor
Wednesday.
Rudolph Larsen returned Monday
from trip to Salt Lake and went up
to his Fall Greek ranch Wednesday
Mrs. Chris Hendricks, ST., returned
the first of the week from Camp
Lewis where she spent a week visit
ing her son Frank.
The regular monthly meeting OF
1.-THE city council was held Wednesday
night instead of Tuesday, ON account
of the primary election.
Miss Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Bert Nc
Kibbin and Mr.. A. r. Knight motored
to Glenns Ferry Sunday for days
visit with Mrs. Jim Rockwell.
Mrs. e. J. Wheeler returned last
week from Portland, where she had
been visiting since the G. A. r. en-
campment
+. II. Bower was In town from
Smiths Prairie Wednesday making
proof on his homestead before U. s.
Commissioner Howie.
The Milos furnished the music for
dance at the Standard theatre
Thursday evening. There was good
crowd present and the dance was
very enjoyable
w. J. Hughes has returned to
Mountain Home from Idaho Falls.
weeks They will move to their
ranch near town.
DIR. ]. w. Proctor returned from
Hot Springs, Oregon, last Saturday
having been over to see Mrs Proctor,
who Is recovering from an operation
which she underwent at that place
last week.
Mrs. Fl. A. Beach left this morning
for San Diego, California, on receipt
of news OF the serious illness OF her
mother. Mrs. Beach will probably
spend the winter In California
A. M. yanderford was In town
Wednesday from his ranch below
Grand View. Mr.. Vanderford recently
sold out and has purchased ranch
near Weiser to which he will move
his family about the first OF October.
Roy Barker, who was sent from
here Tuesday with the party for
Camp Lewis for the local board OF
Dade county, Missouri, has been de-
livery man for Montgomery, Bunk
q Co. for the past several months
Mrs. W. e. Harrison and daughter,
Margaret Lee Harrison, and VIM.
Hawkins, who have been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Lee,
started on their return trip to Tellico
Plains, Tennessee, Tuesday evening
Dave Hyde was In town the first
of the week on his way home from
Savannah, Missouri where he had
been for several weeks taking treat
ment for cancerous growth on his
lip. Mr.. Hyde Is now rid OF the afHic-
ton.
Rev Joyce Kendall. who was pas
tor OF the M. f. Church here for two
years prior to September 1917, and
is now located at Sweet, stopped off
In town Thursday for a few hours
visit on his return from the confer
enue at Idaho Falls. Mr.. Kendall was
returned to Sweet.
Rhese p Harmon returned Mon
day from trip to his old home In
Missouri He was greatly dtsap-
pointed in some OF the changes that
had taken place since he has been in
the west, among other things the war
time beer there has only about the
kick and authority that is In the FAM
iliar Bevo of the dry west.
A number of the teachers employed
for next years school work resigned
and their places are being filled as
rapidly as possible School will be-
gin this year on September 10, and
Superintendent bowman and all the
teachers will spend the next week
In Boise at the state teachers insti-
tute.