Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-08-10


made motor trip TO Boise Monday.
James Winters was down from his
ranch In the northern part of the
county Tuesday.
Captain Rupert Winters was In
town from Featherville Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Lee and Mr..
Lees sister, Mrs. Harrington. are en-
joying q camping trip to Featherville.
Mrs, Dan Weaver Is In town from
the homestead near Bennett for a /
short visit with friends.
John w. Morton and family made
trip to the Guyer hot springs and
other places in that vicinity last
Sunday.
Frank Jacobs was In town from
Prairie today. Harvest Is nearly
finished on the prairie and the crops
are better than had been expected.
]. g. Watts came down from
Featheryille Monday where he Ia
camping with his family, to attend
to several matters OF business.
Chas. Pascoe, was In town from
'Bruneau the first of the week. He
was on his way to Boise to see his
son Harold who is sick In hospital
In that city.
The Glenns Ferry highway district
disposed OF $4,000 of bonds to
Portland firm last week, receiving
premium OF fifty dollars a thousand
on the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter of Twin
Falls spent several days here the first
OF the week, guests at the home of
Mrs. Hunters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Wheeler.
About ten small boys have been
walking around town this week,
CARRIED in the full regalia of metro
politan police. Its the newest thing
In boy fashions.
Mrs. John McAdams and two.
children OF Boise were spending the
week with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
John Goul. They returned TO their
home Friday evening.
Among the large number camping
lat F'eatherville are the Masons,
Watts. Brieglebs, Mellens, Whit
|neys, Brooks. Lambertons, Neis-
wanders. and M. G. Grebe.
Elder 8. Prout Of Boise and Sec
rotary Green OF the southern Idaho
Adventist conference, with their wives
visited the local church last Satur-
day. Mr.. Prout preached at the
services.
| Mrs. Nora Isaacs received O letter
from her son, Harry Tuesday, in
which he stated that he had just
been relieved after two weeks In the
trenches, during which time he did
not see single German.
G. b. Faraday and Ed. Weaver are
In the hills near Hill City, where
they own mine and are preparing
to ship out test car load of ore. II
returns justify they will begin ex-
tensive development next year.
Miss Susie Thompson Of Tarkio,
Missouri, Is visiting friend In town,
lon her way to Portland where she
will take treatment at the Jones
hospital, Mr., and Mrs. r. P. Har-
lmon entertained at six o'clock dinner
lin her honor Wednesday.
A larger crowd than has been out
Ito a, dance for some time attended
1.-THE dance at the Standard Theatre
Thursday evening. 1t was intended
as farewell to the young men who
left for Camp Fremont Friday night
and was attended by about fifty
couples.
Mrs. Frank Ottenheimer is visit
ling her husband at Moscow. where he
has been training for military service
at the University of Idaho. 1t Ia ex-
pected that the unit to which he be-
longs will be sent east and to France
within short time.
Dudley Goul went through here
with car load of young men headed
flor Salt Lake Monday evening. where
they took the final examination for
the army. There were SO fellows
In the party, all of whom enlisted
In Boise within few days.
A fire OF unknown origin called
out the fire department at about 1880
Tuesday morning. The fire was In
a pile of old lumber belonging to ].