Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-02-26

A we'll has been sunk at the ceme-
terry. Il
Mrs. 8. B. Blackwell was in town
from Glenns Fesry Thursday.
A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Waner at Hammett, the 2oth.
Wtll re. Gibson went to Boise
Wednesday on business.
Mrx Al. w. Lockman is in town
from Boise visiting relatives.
FOR SALE: Double Disk heavy
plow Iii good condition. M. B.
HART. 2s-Mch.12.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. e. .. colthorp Thursday after
noon.
Edna Morrison is taking treat
ments at a Portland hospital for her
nerves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Kelly OF Castle
Greek we're shoppers in town Thurs
day.
FOR RENT: The James Baker place
acres. and house for / year.
26-Mchspd. d. M. BRAUCHT
Mrs. Lou Tanner returned to
Boise the last OF the week after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Earl Swartz, formerly Alpha
White, and small SON OF Nampa are
visiting her parents this week.
Spring is dangerously near The
trees are beginning to bud, and the
wild flowers are bursting forth from
their winter bed.
Mrs. Ed. Holgate and children of
Emmett are visiting relatives In |
town. The Holgate home in EN-
NETT was destroyed by fire recently. |
l.. w. Rush OF Logansport, In
diana is visiting with his cousin, G. |
w. Rock. Eze finds the sunny cli-
mate OF Idaho very agreeable and
predicts q great future for the state. |
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Mira. n. III. Barrett and Mrs. Thos,
Ashby went TO Cilenns Ferry We'd |
nesday with supply of the war
books, for people who are interested
In them.
The next meeting OF the War
Mothers will be March 2, Wednes.
day afternoon at ESQ. These meet
ings are held the first and third
Wednesday of each month, at the
library club rooms.
Mrs. w. G. HOWE. who has been
III at her home In the east part OF
town is improving.
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Letters received by relatives from
Mrs. Chattin In California states
that she has been having an attack
Of pneumonia, but 10 improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and
children returned from Boise We'd
nesday afternoon, where they have
been visiting Mrs. Jackson's mother
and sisters.
Near the pump house some bright
yellow wild flowers have pushed
themselves through the dead leaves.
faces up turned to the sun, and look
like gold nuggets dropped from some
OF the rich Idaho mines.
Mrs. r. p. Harmon entertained
the ladies OF the Needlecaft Friday
evening. The time was pleasantly
spent in needle work and conversa-
ton. after which the hostess served
Q lunch.
Bob Nordyke, the mail carrier for
the upper country states that at .
Pine there is siK feet Of snow and at {
Rocky Bar ten feet. The roads are ,
in very bad condition. It
Two cara OF young people includ-
ing Maude and Elsie Tye. Byrnie and
Hollis Blackwell. Florence OMAHA,
Margaret Ottenheimer and Lucille
Lee. Bin Bach. Bill Ogie, Jim o'Niell
went to Glenns Ferry to the Wash
ington Birthday dance given by the
Fremen. An excellent time was
enjoyed, the party returning In time
to greet the morning sun. 4
Sheriff Stevens went to Glenns
Ferry Wednesday and brought down
a Mexican who had been arrested
charged with robbing the Rosevear
Hardware store. On Wednesday :
night there was the largest number :,
of prisoners In the county jail that