Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-07-20
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ICE, Phone 1921. Before P. M
Thomas Trathen was a bushes
visitor at Boise Wednesday.
Buy your wood and coal now
Boise-payette Lumber Co.
II you hear the Pathophone, yor
will buy no other. G. A. HERDER
Mrs. John w. Morton entertained
the needle club last Saturday after
noon.
Bruce Stanfield started on the re-
turn trip to Charlotte, N. C. last Sun
day morning.
John H. Brady returned last Sun
day from few days visit with his
SON and daughter In Boise.
Jim Goldman returned from Bru-
neau Friday on wha he said was an
official business trip.
w. L. Harley and family went to
Boise river for a few days camping
trip, Friday.
In a recent letter to his parents,
VIII Trathen, who is at the Mare
Island navy yard, announces that he
has been promoted to corporal.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Watts and Miss
Nancy spent last week In the hills
north OF here. returning home last
Sunday.
AL Steadman, who formerly resided
here, spent few days in town last
week. He is now travelling for an
auto truck company.
@. #. Wheeler delivered a Saxon
six at Glenns Ferry last Sunday for
a customer who had bought from
John w. Morton.
Mrs. John Knight and two sons,
Revere and Edward Knight Miss
Florence Lozie and Miss Ruth John
son motored to Pine and Hill City
last Sunday.
Rollin Pierce, Elbert Englehart,
Calvin McHenry and Gordon Bennett
received their transportation and
orders to report for active duty In
the navy Thursday, and will leave
early next week for Puget Sound
]. w. Caldwell and Mrs. Edna |
West were married Tuesday evening
at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. r. stanfleld, leaving at once for
California on a wedding trip.
w. A. Groves is taking his new of
street commissioner seriously by
starting In to trim the underground
and suckers away from trees grow
ing in tho streets.
Chas. A. McCord, who owns a
ranch near Grandview, returned to
his home at Fruitland with his fami-
ly, after spending some time at the
ranch.
u. r. Streitz Of Richfield, president
OF the bank at that place. fractured
one of the bones of his right wrist
last Sunday afternoon while crank
ing his car here. The fracture was
reduced and dressed by DR.. Evans
Dudley Goul enlisted In the navy
at Boise Monday and expects to go to
Salt Lake for the final examination
within a few days. He has been en-
pioyed at Boise by the Mountain
States telephone company since the
close OF school,
Howell Gibson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Will III. Gibson OF this city will
go to Camp Lewis with the contin-
gent from Cooling Monday, having
waived his turn and been voluntarily
indicted into the service. Howell
has been In charge of the Boise-Pay-
cite lumber yard at Gooding for the
past year.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday morning Cor fire at August
Kunnecke's residence in the north
part OF town, caused by an electric
pumping motor burning out. It was
put out before the department reach
cd the ground with only small
amount of damage. /,
The National Food Administration
is asking us to save on wheat and
meat but recognizes Ice cream as