Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-01

Bonecher was formerly Esther Swim
George Pickrell of Boise came 4
town the first OF the week to wor
for the AXE and Ruud sheep outfit
Friday evening, the last day 1
the month, the high school will pre-
sent their play, at the Standard hal
Choir practice Wednesday even
ing at the Episcopal church for tn
Easter music.
You can only be young once, blu
you can make the once last all you
life.
Mrs. George Perkins and baby 0
Fairfield ia visiting Mrs. Perkin'
mother, Mrs. Boardman.
FOR RENT: Eight room house
modern except heat, and also garag
inquire at Jackson garage. Apr. Is
The chtomic crouch may be with
out friends, but everybody knows
him.
There Is one great satisfaction ii
paying an income tax. You can al
ways brag about 1t.
No wonder scandal moves rapidly
1t is possessed of legs and wing
and is able to crawl
Cash prizes given to customers a.
Bert Smiths new barber shop west
of Smiths drug store. APP. Inlay 13
Mrs. Harris has new shipment
of hats for children and ladies, ant
they are on display at the Yeats
furniture store.
Harry Mellen begun sheep shear
ing last week out on his ranch. Dur
ing the nice weather last week he
succeeded in shearing one band.
Mrs. III. J. Dick, who has been
teaching school at Rattlesnake has
finished her term of school and re-
turned to town.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Jackson Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. Stevens is assisting
Mrs. Leonard at the Style Shop.
One advantage In living In small
town is that the rich men in 1t
have to work like everybody else in
order to be considered respectable.
Mrs Otto Hendricks and her moth
er left for Fruitland Saturday after
noon for an indefinite visit. Mrs
Kinsey has been visiting her daught-
er for the past month.
Mrs Vern Leonard came in Satur-
day evening from Boise where she
spent the winter. She brought an
assortment of hats for the early
spring demand.
The woman who considers herself
merely something to hang clothes
upon merely has husband whom
she considers merely something to
hang bills upon.
The annual pre-Easter flower and
handkerchief sale will be given by
the Episcopal Guild the Saturday
before Easter, which is April Is, at
the Idaho Power company.
The Ladies Aid Is presenting this
Thursday at Mrs. Whittaker's a most
interesting pageant of the Easter
scenes of the Crucifxion and the
Resurrection.
The Republican will pay cash for
SAOoh RAGS. ANo ooChSp AdCt VI ledbu-
ers wanted, as we use them for WHIP
ing machinery and mot for decora-
tions
Mrs. w. v. Films arrived Thurs
day morning from Casper, Wyom-
ing, to spend two months visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Boyer and her numerous friends
st. James Episcopal Guild will
meet with Mrs. J. B. Whitson, April
9Th. This is an important meeting
as arrangements are to be made for
the flower and handkerchief sale,
and for the Easter program.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Donnell, who
have both been having a siege OF
the FLY and typhoid, wish to thank
the friends and neighbors who were
SO kind and thoughtful during this
recent illness.
500 chickens delivered by mail,
made the post Office sound like a
farm yard Monday morning. The
chicks were of the day old variety
and unara chfnnad IN Cana Tohi n