Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-10-28
Local and Personal

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The Doorkeepers Sunday schoC
class of the Congregational churc
promises a good time Friday evenin
of this week in their Halloween Dim
social at the Congregational churc
vestry. Open doors to all.
Mrs. Braden's young ladies' elias
will entertain Mrs. Longfellow'
young mems class at Halloween
party at the Congregational churcl
vestry next Tuesday evening.
Cards have been received in Noun
tain Home announcing the arrival o.
daughter, Martha Lee Reynolds, OF
October 70, 1922. to Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Reynolds of HALEY, Idaho.
Mrs. Longfellow entertained her
young mems class, the Invincibles,
last Friday night at her home. Be
sides the good social time, plans for
activities were considered They
have paid their pledge in full on
church renovation.
The Republican has some Melted
Gem spuds on display in the window
which are beauties. They were
grown by Charles Clawson on the old
Perky place on Rattlesnake creek
and are the largest and smoothest
erro,,v MO boxro eaa,,
Be sure and see Mrs. A. Yates"
new mattresses before buying.
Foley Abbott of Featherville was
Mountain Home visitor Thursday.
Mrs. w. B. Brown and Mrs. d. M.
Vandegrift returned Friday night
from Burnley, where they went as dell
egates to the Idaho Federation bien-
NAL. They report a delightful time.
Mrs Carl Riddell of Riddell is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Crabb.
F. w. Bennett was in the country
for several days last week on bust
ness interests.
Joe Anacabe of the Mountain
Home Mercantile Co., is nursing a
lame hand this week, the result of
cranking a stubborn car last Sunday.
The Mission Circle of the Baptist
church will meet at the parsonage
afternoon, Nov. 2, at 2:3O
o'clock. Mrs. Garner and Mrs. Dear
niger will be the hostesses.
Milton Helm and w. H. Wilson |
went to Gooding Tuesday to attend
the K. of P. district drill contests
for the championship of Idaho.
Trask Brothers of Boise this week
installed a new White 1Spassenger
stage which runs from Twin Falls to
Boise. The new bus made its initial
rip Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Blodgett, stepmother of
If the Rev. Tom Blodgett, made the
rip to Mountain Home with the
party of singers from Boise who took
'art in the special program at the
" E. Church last Sunday.
A. w. Newkirk of Bruneau trans
Icted business in Mountain Home
his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sheaffer, ac-
by Joe Yturri, motored to
Boise Wednesday, returning to this
ity Thursday.
Charles Rasmussen of Nampa is
listing relatives and friends in
fountain Home this week.
Farmers throughout this section
eport that hay is moving rapidly.
he price in stack averages IS, which
J considered fair in comparison with
ecent years. The yield is reported
good.
Clay Pickrell of the Ford agency
lade a business trip to Bruneau on
Wednesday,
Mrs. ]. H. Shimmins of the Thrift
[ercantile Co. of Grandview was
business in Mountain
-ome Wednesday.
Robert McAffee, cashier of the
rst National Bank of Idaho, stopped
yer in Mountain Home Wednesday
4 route to his ranch near. Grandview
here he went to dispose of his hay
'op.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, ac-
by George Harris, all OF
ammett, were Mountain Home Wis
ors Wednesday.
The Jolly Bunch Club met at the
1me of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hobbs
onday night and enjoyed pleasant
me. After indulging in five hun
ed during the evening, dainty re-
eshments were served by the
,stess.
DR.. Evans was called to Feather
lie Wednesday on professional
lsiness.
Lee Barber of Boise, the we'll
lown eattleman, was in the city
ednesday on business.