Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-04-20

Stanton Park was business visito
ut Boise the first OF the week.
N. q. Grebs has been under tbs
weather for the past week.
Capt. Rupert Winters was In
town from Feathsrville Tuesday and
Wednesday.
C. X. johnson nursed badly Grip.
pied hand the past week, the result
of q severe bruise.
Mrs. r. r. Green visited over Sum
day with relatives and friends In
Boise and Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Warner are
the parents Of nine and a half
pound son, born Monday.
Perry Phelps was down from M.
w. Brooks sheep camp the ether
day and reported splendid lambing.
An inspector from Bradstrset' q
was In town Tuesday. bringing the
commercial rating OF this city up-to-
date.
Mrs. G. II. Mason, Edward and Miss
Edith have been In Boise this week,
whore Miss Edith Is receiving medi-
cal treatment.
Mrs. @. Hosnheim left for Los
Angeles, California, on Monday, TO
spend the whole summer with her
sister In that city.
Chas. Abbott and G. III. Dalke, who
are interested In the holdings of the
Florence livestock company at Hager-
man, were In town several days this
week
A crew of men under Street Com
missioner Schosnecke has been busy
hauling the piled trash OF cleanup
week to the dump for the past sew
eral days.
Mrs. Mae Larson and daughter
Ellen returned here from Pocatello
Sunday and left the next morning
for their ranch on Fail creek, where
they will spend the summer.
The crew OF men under Elbert
Englehart, who have been cleaning
the bitches Of the cooperative irriga-
tion system for the past several
weeks. finished the job and were laid
or Thursday.
Robert King. who has been at
American Falls for the past six
months. returned to Mountain Home
Monday, 70 be here for the draft next
Friday. he being one of the men In
the current call.
The many friends OF MIRA. Pearl
jacobson widow Of the late Herman
Jacobson and her little ones. will
DO glad to learn that she III COM
fortably situated In her apartment
at $500 Gates Ave, st. Louis, Mo.
T. M. Davis La busy these days
getting In his garden on his place
In the north part OF town. Also G.
Mast and r.. II. Whitney are en-
ployed In like manner, making the
northern part Of our little city look
thrifty.
Nearly every dog In town Ia wear
Ing muzxle these days, muzxles
being among the most popular
jewelry In the most select canine
circles. Chickens also are In re-
tirement behind high wire barriers
for the early garden season.
Practice has been going ON every
evening for the past week for the
senior play to be put on by the grad
uating class OF the high school. The
title OF this years dramatic Offering
ID Green Stockings" and 1t will be
staged at the Standard theatre In
about two weeks.
]. w. Thornburg, who was en-
ployed here several years In the
Weaver and Rose bakeries, has re-
turned from Cooling and will again
turn out that good old bread at the
Rose bakery. He will move his |
family down as soon az he can Sc |
cure q house.
Arthur M. Williams returned from |
Camp Lewis recently for a three |
weeks furlough. Art was confined |
In the base hospital for two and one
half months and underwent a pain
full operation. He %as granted the !
furiough for the purpose of recuper-
ating at home.
Word has been received from |