Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-02-02
CURRENT LOCAL NEWS

oert MORSE, special claim agent
for the Short Line, was In town Fri
day adjusting a local loss.
-W.S.S.-
Mrs. J. r. Pratt has been In Boise
taking medical treatment for a
growth in her nose.
WIS.,
MRS. A. J. Yeomans ia 81, po,ao
a Two children. both OF whom a "a
Ae0ei'ins medical treatmsnt A. 80
city. en' an that
W.S.s.- .---A
'onn A. Goodal sold a rono,
o~ned by him just over the line IN
ua county to Jose Bengocbao To-.
week. eo'ueA last
WIS., -~
clarence Wilson OF Bruneau an
's'a last week In the Engineers, and
mas been assigned to work w,.h 80.
horses. sae
wis.,
q. 4. Bjornsen engineered ,o.,
estate deal last week by which :
4af' shaner became the owner NJ ,ha
oid Nlhil place in the south mar, 80
town. D@f' OF
-W.S.S.-
ALVIN Nelson was In town Tb,rs
Jay taking the draft examination
ne was sent from here to shosbona
70 appear before the district mad,
cal examiners.
-W.S.S.-
Jay Messenger, of Little camas
recently Joined the Marines ana
Sassea through here last Saturday
w mas way to Salt Lake, from WHARF,
ne was to be sent to the trainin
camp.
WIS.,
Maroni Johnson was taken n .
Boise hospital Thursday for treat
ment for injuries received in a fall
from the steps OF his home the eva
hing before. Mr.. johnson is said to
Dc severely injured.
WIS.,
MFs. Robt. Morrison returned
last Saturday from Boise where abe
mas been at hospital the past month
she is recovering nicely. Miss Dell
morrison. who has been with her
ESQ accompanied her home.
-W.S.s.--
a recent letter from Frank Col
thorp received by his parents. told
tnat the school at Bellevue, of which
no Is principal. had won In a debate
with the HALEY school, the subject
being government ownership of rail-
roads' and Franks debaters having
the negative OF the question.
-W.S.S.--
Mrs. Sweeley OF Twin Falls. and
MRS. Lamson OF Boise, state end dis
trlct president respectively of the
federation OF women's clubs, will be-
In Mountain Home and meet with the
Progressive club. at the Library club
rooms, on February 8. They will
take up the work the clubs are to
DO during the war.
-W.S.S.--
Norman Davidson, Tom Grayson
and Bert McKibbin, the Mountain
Nome jazz orchestra, played here
Friday and Saturday nights at dances
In the Idle Time theatre. And the
quality of the music was of such ex-
cellence that the natives are talking
about 1t still and declaring they must
and will have more of 1t and at an |
early date:-Bruneau Nugget.
WIS.,
Following the lead of many other
communities in Idaho, the local
schools, beginning today. will be in
session six days In the week. The
six day school will do no harm, and
probably will be more appreciated
by the youngsters when the hot
weather comes and they are outside,
rather than confined to their studies.
WIS.,
In the advertisement of DR.. Won
Bode In last weeks Republican. In
the first line of the reading matter,
occurred the words, Criminal rec
ords." which should have read
Clinical records" The doctor as
sures US that he doesn't have to go
to the criminals. nor their records,
to get testimonials of the efficiency
of chiropractic.
WIS.,
Mrs. G. s. Donnell entertained at
dinner In honor of the Saith birthday
of her mother, Mrs. Scott, on jan
uary "a. Covers were laid for seven.
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. B. P. Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs w. Clayville, Mae
Elizabeth. besides the host and
hostess. Though of advanced years
Mrs. Scott enjoyed the afternoon to
the utmost, and the guests at depart
Ing warmly wished her many happy
returns of the anniversary.