Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-09-01


from its foundation.
Tom Blodgett on Thursday made
us a present Of gallon of fine fresh
cider, made the same morning, and
| guaranteed not to backfire if used
right now. Hope it lasts a couple of
weeks anyhow.
Albert Englehart left Friday for
Pendleton, Ore, where he expects to
remain for some time.
John Burke left Wednesday for
Pendleton, Ore, for an extended
visit.
A large crowd tripped the light
| fantastic toe to the excellent music
of the new Mountain Homie Jazz Or
chestra at Standard hall last night.
Those attending report fine time.
Next Tuesday night a dance will
be given at Standard hall. The mu-
sic is to be furnished by the McKen-
zie Orchestra of Boise, and a good
time is assured all who attend.
The Episcopal church and Sunday
school will not open the first Sunday
in September, because of the install
ing of the new furnace. Further
notice will be given.
Cucumbers, picking size, soc per
peck. Mrs. Nixon. At
Frank Jacobs of Smith Prairie was
in town Thursday and made The Re
publican office a pleasant call Frank
is an old Kansas boy.
Albert Englehart will leave soon
for Pendleton, Ore, where he ex-
poets to spend the winter.
H. w. Adams and family left
Thursday for Payette, where the for |
mer has accepted a position as prin-
cipal of the high school. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Adams have been in Mountain |
Home for the past three months, and |
while here have taken an active part |
in church work. The former has |
had charge of the choir in the Bap- |
fist church while here and has also
rendered valuable service to various
entertainments by directing the sing
ing and giving helping hand when
ever needed In going from this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will take with
them the best wishes of host of
friends.
Miss Florence Pool expects to
leave soon for Salt Lake City, where
she will spend the winter.
Mrs. ]. ]. Childs left Thursday for
King Hill, where she will visit for
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
George Lynn, and family.
Pauline Mather of Boise visited
for a few days this week with Miss
Shirley Eckstein.
Mrs. Fitzwater and daughter, Mrs.
James A. Purtell, of Glenns Ferry,
were looking after real estate inter
ssts in Mountain Home this week.
Frank Walker of Omaha, Neb.,
spent several days this week visit
ng his brother, Charles Walker, and
wife on Canyon Creek. I
Irene Briegleb and Edith Mason
eft for Nampa Thursday afternoon, /
where they are to teach in the high
chool the coming year.
Messrs. Stockton, Miller and Good
IL spent Saturday at Lime creek
iunting and fishing. They report 0
hat chickens are plentiful in that I
eek of the woods and that they had =
fine time. a
Miss Evelyn Brothers of Boise IL
topped over in Mountain Home p
londay en- route to her home. y
Miss Ruth Love went to Owyhee, 5,
ev., the first of the week, where she Sc
as accepted position. tC
w w. sheaffer, accompanied by So So
is wife and Mrs. Grant Howard, IL
Iotored to Boise Monday. N
S,
John Peters of Bruneau, who re- E
entity underwent an operation for
lncer, has returned home and is n
hing nicely. 60
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Ray Corbus Of this city shipped 2S
ven carloads of lambs to Chicago o.
arkets last week. This is Mr.. Cor p r
IS second shipment this summer, de
e first one being in July, when he an
ipped II cars. Of
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j. w. Rowett and son, E. j. Row ia ia
t, and family of Ogden, and Bert 90
lcker are enjoying an outing near
'athergille this week. he
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A. Murphy of Grandview was
ansacting business at Mountain :
'me Tuesday