Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-04-02
Local. News

Fred Walters is transacting bust
ness from Twin Falls.
August Allan has gone to Port
land to enter an automobile school.
E. R. Kinnaman is having his
house remodeled and painted.
Burton Il. Smith of Boise visited
his family here Easter Sunday.
Jack Hutchinson came over from
Bruneau called by the illness OF his
wife,
John baltimore was hurt this
week when he was thrown from his
horse out ON the Grandyiew road.
Al baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dempsy Bailey Easter morn
ing at their home at Castle creek.
Jim Stafford has returned from
Boise where he has been for the past
week.
Lou Hoffman the Rocky Bar-At-
lanta mail carrier came in the first
of the week from western Oregon.
Miss Celia Wilson ond Hilma
Johnson were visitors in town from
Boise Sunday.
Lyons Jazz band from Twin Falls
furnished the music for very en-
joyable dance at the Standard hall
last Friday evening.
AL Jewett and Miss Frieda Pink
ston both OF Bruneau were united
In marriage here last week before
Justice of the Peace Utter
THE Junior Girls gave a candy
sale last Saturday at the drug store,
and found ready sale for their
Wholesome candies.
An 8A pound baby boy was born
Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Perkins at the home of Mrs. Perkins
mother, Mrs. Boardman.
FOR SALE: 100 day yellow Dent
seed corn at s cents per pound. L..
". HILL MILLING co. Phone 80.
April 2-tf.
Edward r. Mason, director of the
university extension service at
Boise, will the first OF April be d.
rector of publication at the Univer-
sity with headquarters at Moscow.
Wednesday evening number OF
friends gave Opal Shaeffer sur
prise arty at her home. The evening,
was spent In playing cards and in
dancing.
Clarence Ward, Boise attorney,
was in town Tuesday filing condem-
nation suits for the Idaho Power
company's right of way for their
high power transmission line.
A baby girl was Born the 23rd OF
March to Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ, Cald-
well at idaho Falls, and christened
Helen Ruth. Mrs. Caldwell was
formerly Miss Esther Johnson of this
city,
The Friday Morning Statesman
contained picture OF the champion
ship squad from the Lewiston state
normal school and we recognized
Bertha Krauth, captain OF the team
and Helen Pascoe, both former grad
yates of the local high school.
Benjamin r. F0yyse ~Uf Bruneau
and we'll known in Mountain Home
died at the Hot Lake Sanitarium in
Oregon, Monday after about years
illness. Two daughters. Mrs. Ruby
Harley and Edith Royse we're with
him at the time of his death.
Sunday afternoon Ford bug"
driven by Bill Lambert collided with
car driven by Ray Sailor. The
bug turned over in the ditch and
after 1t was righfed 1t was found
that no one was injured.
Mrs. Frank Sproul and daughter
Gertrude OF Boise were In town Mon
day and visited with their aunt
Mrs. Eliza McCombs. They were on
their way to Bruneau to visit with
their father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. II, Jones.
Miss Louise 4. Hollisterm, nation
ri organizer and lecturer for the w.
G. r. U, delivered parlor talk at
the o. 4, Noreil home Monday after
noon, the different churches were
represented In the evening She
dalfvared a lecture at the M. E.