Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-07-08
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aLf6cteu ner lclt riue.
Miss Maude rye left Sunday after
noon for Portland to spend her TWO
weeks vacation with friends.
To some people being happily
married means at least one tight
day.
James Grinsell returned this week
from Providence r. |. where ne mas
been visiting the past seven months
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hanley OF
Portland are visiting Walters par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanley.
Mable stevens was home from the
Pocatello Tech during the week. re-
turning Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Kuss OF Boise visited
her aunt Mrs. Lille Barker the past
week.
Gene Gossett left Friday morning
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, to VISIT
his brothers.
MI and Mrs. Harry Grebe left
last week for trip overland to Cal.
ifornia.
Mrs. Burton III. Smith and child
rem went to Nampa to spend the
Fourth with Mr.. Smith.
Marie Smith spent the first OF the
week in twon from Boise, Rose re-
turning from HALEY for her uesday
what Is the girl with the painted
red lips going to do when the green
corn season comes.
Al truck hauling heavy machinery
to the Franklin mine was stalled Cd
the road and held up the cars
going to Pine to thecelebration.
+. p. Scholtz, accompanied by his
daughter Irma and Blanche Boyer
spent the first OF the week at
HALEY.
Mrs. Milton Helm and two chill
dren left Saturday moring for st.
Paul, Minnesota, to visit with relatives
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Reussand Mr..
Kourtmeyer and sister Mrs. Lydia
I.aabs arrived this week from Chic
ago and will spend the summer at
Cat Greek.
Messrs. Snider, Hess and Baker
of the Mountain States telephone 10,
fro mBoise were In town Thursday
enroute to Glenns Ferry to assist in
moving the exchange into the new
quarters.
Seven cars of Gypsies passed
throug town Wednesday, all in big
cars, and only one Ford in the bunch.
They stopped along the street AND
begged for bread and something to
eat, and headed on toward Boise,
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Stock and
grain ranch, $50 acres fenced, house,
barn. hog house, cellar and we'll.
Price $40 per acre. Write Box 80.
Heglar, Idaho.
Jyt-29.
A man remarked some years ago
that he would rather suffer severe
pain than work. There are good
many like him in the world, and
they constitute a problem for their
friends and the community.
Everard Lowry is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Lowry.
He just returned from Sew Haven,
Conn, where he has been engaged
In interior decorating, and has re-
turned west to remain.
Harold Button shot and killed
himself with A revolver last
Monday at Atlanta. He, with his
wife and two children were carnped
In Atlanta. He had previously been
gassed In mine and was just re
covering from the flu.
Cecil A. Gardiner, a railroad man
with headquarters in Boise and Mrs
Gertrude Bay, also of Boise were
married Monday morning by D. A.
Utter. justice of the peace, with the
Republican force acting as witness
es. They will make their home in
Boise.
According to Assessor Thomas
Trathen, there was 10000 acres OF
land patented in Elmore county dur
ing the period from the first Monday
OF January 1921 and the first Mon
day Of January 1922. A new roll
was made In the assessors office en-
bracing this land