Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-02-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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Rooms for Rent, Mrs. G. F..
wheeler 2-tf.
Meryl Rogers was a visitor in
Boise the first part OF the week.
For paper hanging, painting and
tinting see Tom Grayson. Feb. 4-tf
Mrs. Blou Of King Hill visited
last week with Mrs. o. e, Cannon.
Miss Ruby Riddle was visitor In
Boise last week end.
The community skating pond Is
being enjoyed each day after school
by a host OF youngsters.
The knights OF Pythias and their
friends had a party Monday evening
at the Castle hall.
+. @. Barrett left Tuesday for Los
Angeles on business trip to be
gone about ten days
TAKEN UP; One brown mule
branded lazy 80 on left shoulder.
y r., s. Barger. Pine, Idaho.
MRS. Bertha Hays and Miss Daisy
Austin spent the week end visiting
Miss Coral Norton at Boise
FOR RENT: Three partly fur
nished rooms for housekeeping. In
quire Republican office, Feb. 4,
MRS. A. Newton left Thursday
evening for Salt Lake to live with
her son Fred and daughter.
Mrs. Marguerite Westerner Of
Glenns Ferry was In town this week
to attend the funeral Of her brother
George Fitzwater.
Peter Pence, a pioneer OF Idaho,
and leading citizen OF Payette,
died at his home at the age OF "a
years.
FOR SALE; Heating stove, for
coal or wood, 22-inch In excellent
condition. $1,000. G. G.. Ever,
Hutchins and Hubbell SITS,
The Rebekah's are giving COM
ic dress party Friday evening at the
Standard hall to the members and
friends.
Mrs. Harvey A. Lyman OF Gettys-
burg, South Dakota, visited Mrs.
Eaton and Mrs. Mason last week
Thursday and Friday.
Ii you are run down, discouraged
and out OF heart, get bottle of
Tanlac and see how different it makes
you feel. The Roscoe w. Smith Co,
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Cannon made a.
flying trip to Boise Tuesday, returns
Ing on the early morning train We'd
nesday.
Tanlac is powerful reconstruc-
tive, systemic and stomachic tonic.
1t tones up the system, restores lost
appetite and makes you feel strong,
study and we'll, as nature intended
The Roscoe w. Smith Co.
Mrs. e. r. Mullins left Monday
for Salt Lake to visit with relatives.
Mr.. Mullins has been working with
the Idaho Power construction force,
and leaves soon for New York City
to take a new position.
The Bonecher family gave a dane
Ing party at the home Of John Bon
echer Friday night. About so peo-
pie had Almost enjoyable time dane
ing the old fashioned square dances,
and the new.
General Utter moved into his new
location in the Swan building, the
first OF the week. A crew OF men
have been busy for some time paper
ing and tinting, and doing some re-
modelling to the Office.
Mrs. J. A. GoodaIl entertained the
ladies of the st. James Guild, last
Thursday afternoon. Plans for the
pre-Easter sale of flowers and other
things were discussed. Before adj
journment the hostess served lunch.
Mrs Joe Barrett received a let
ter from Joe's father stating that
Clint Barrett was Ill in a Portland
hospital suffering from cancer of
the stomach. He was operated on
but nothing could be done to effect
immediate relief.
Tuesday evening Mrs. J. w. Cald-
well entertained the Volunteer class
Of boys of the Congregational Sun
day school and their teacher, Mrs.