Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-05-06

( to her home in Canada after spend
ing the winter in town.
DR.. Whitaker returned Wednes-
day from Poeatello where he has
been attending the state dental as
ISOLATION.
Jack Shiek left during the week
for New York, he will return about
the first of June and bring little
Charles Lamberton home with him.
Twin daughters, Leila May and
Leila May were born to Mr.. and Mrs
| Victor Dahlberg at King Hill, April
28. The Dahlbergs were former
residents of this place.
j Bishop futile, at one time Bis
hop of Idaho, and the Oldest living
Episcopal Bishop OF the world, cele-
GRATED the 1ifty-ffth anniversary of
his episcopate Monday at st. Louis.
He Is IS years old.
Dorothy Atkins and Henry Jewett
! both OF Bruneau were married Mon
day before Justice of the Peace D.
| A. Utter. They returned to Bruneau
where they expect to make their
home.
While practicing high vaulting
with rope stretched across the
poles, Wilbert Carrie, failed to jump
high enough and was caught in the
rope, throwing him backward, break
ing his arm in three places and dis
locating the collar blade.
Mr.. Ashton will be unable to hold |
services here May IA owing to hay
ing charge of the Bacculareate SER
vices at Emmett, Rev. Wood off
Glenns Ferry will conduct the SER
vices here on that date at the Epis- |
copal church.
Oliver c. Jones had piano reci-
tai at Bruneau last Saturday. He
said that the roads were slick and
muddy, and he was caught in rain
storm. He made the trip in 5h
hours. Mr.. Jones has large lass
of pupils here Monday.
Mrs. Frank Englehart left this
week for Goldendale, Washington to
visit her father The Englehart's
have rented their ranch for year
and Mrs. Englehart expects to be
gone that length of time visiting
her father and sister in Portland.
Miss Redfield, state superintend-
ent Of public instruction has called a
meeting off Idaho's county superin-
tendents to meet in Boise next week.
The morning sessions will be de-
voted to round table discussion, and
In the afternoon the school officers
will listen to lectures from Governor
Davis, DR.. Bryan, state commission
er of education AMI Roy L. Black, ]
attorney general.
A day or two this week we have
been suspicious that spring was
around the corner, and about time
we were ready with breath enough
to welcome her, the wind came UP
and blew our hat off and after chas-
Ing 1t a block we were disgusted
with everything and decide to go to
warmer CLINE. The last days of !.
this week have been calmer, less :
wind and plenty of sunshine. How
ever there is still chill in the air,
that feels like snow sometimes. At
Featherville and the upper country
there Is still three and four feet of
snow, and when the folks from up
there get in town they think we live
in the tropics, compared to their
Wednesday evening two young
lads, touring through the country,
via foot or break beams, walked in
on the Tye porch and appropriated a
gun. Vern and friend Ed Barring
ton were returning home and saw
hem leave the porch and examine
he gun under the arch light on the |
,orner, and about that time Arthur
Eye and Orlando Mast were also
bound, Arthur blowing I
tut the beginners tune on the coro-
let, chow dry | am" which was
perhaps partly responsible for the
Foung thieves deciding to move on.
After hearing the story as told by
he boys Art and Orlando started in
pursuit. They were found and lodg-
n jail. And the gun was also found
Jack of the barn. 1t Is rather un-
for any one to attempt
o burglarize the Tye home. as the
ids begin to return home tn roost