Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-12-03

FOR Painting, Paper Hanging
Tinting see Tom Grayson, Nov. lS-ti
The local light office ds having
a visit from the office auditors
from Salt Lake.
Mrs. M. e, Reynolds and daughter
were business visitors i'm town dur
ing the week from Bruneau
George Noyes and daughter Fran
ces were In town Tuesday visiting
their relation the I've family.
FOR SALE: Registered short
horn bull, IA years old, two mich
cows. Archie E~nglehart. Dec. 3-tf.
MIR. and Mrs. Allan O'Niell OF
Picabo spent Thanksgiving lin town
with relatives.
The Misses Rose and Marie Smith
spent Thanksgiv wing with their par
ents. They are both employed in
Boise.
Mrs. Frank McWilliams and Mrs
Jim Weed left Tuesday for their
former home In New York to spend
the winter.
Dr.John Galloway left last Friday
for Heppner, Oregon where he ex-
poets to locate i'm the future.
The Episcopal Christmas Bazaar
viii be held Saturday afternoon at
the Idaho Power Office.
Take Tanlac and eat three square
meals a day. The Roscoe w Smith
Co.
Rudolph Larson was a visitor
Wednesday from his ranch at Fall
creek.
Remember the Christmas Bazaar
at dhe Idaho Power office Saturday
afternoon, December 3rd.
The treasurer's office force Is busy
this week making out tax receipts
which are due this week.
Rheud Morton and Billy Hanley
were i'm town from the Caldwell coll
lege to spend Thanksgiving with
their parents.
Miss Ethel Coulthard has return
ed from a six months visit with re-
latives in Canada and is again at
the Golden Rule store.
Don't blame anybody but yourself
II your nights are made miserable
by indi geStion. You failed to take
Tanlac. The Roscoe w. Smith Co.
49,
Gilmore 0ttenheimer ia the new
clerk ait the Golden Rule, taking the
place made vacant by Volney Hic-
kok, who Is now working at the post
office.
There Is one great beauty about
criticism OF woman's styles, cosme-
tics and conduct, the ONE don't
pay any attention to 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fonda re-
turned Friday to their home ait Mann
pa after spending Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Fonda's father, d. M. Braucht.
About the time women's legs be-
come such a familiar sight that even
a newspaper paragrapher can no
longer get a kick out OF them skirts
will be made longer. legs will again
become a mystery, and we shall have
to go Through the whole painful
process again.
The demand for Tanlac has brok-
en- all worlds records. Over Tween
ty Million BOTTLES have been sold
since 1t was placed on the market
six years ago. The Roscoe w.
Smith Co.
II. l.. Walters was granted a di-
vorce last Saturday in a Boise court
from Lois Walter. Mr. Walter was
formerly o nnected with the school
here, he Is now teaching at Indian
Cove. Mrs. Walter Is teaching at
Wilder.
Mrs. Gastel returned from Boise
Monday where she has been to visit
her sister Mrs. Clark Frampton. She
states that Mrs. Frampton would
have to- undergo another operation
as soon as her heart was strong
enough to permit it.
M. Il. Kelly, owne of a confec-
ltionary and cigar store at Grand
view was found dead in bed satur-
day at his home. He was AS years
old and leaves a wife and two sons.
His wife who was visiting at Kuna
at the time of his death has been