Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-10-20
PARISH HOUSE
PARTY ATTENDED
BY LARGE CROWD
Quaint Characters in the
Grand March
GRAND MASTER VISITS
Fruit Juice Turns Out to Be I've
Other Items of Interest of
Glenns Ferry

The Parish House party for the
young people of the community was
one of the events that will be re-
membered by the young people for
long time to come. There were over
200 in the grand march headed by
Billy Corey as a clown and Georgina
Howarth as a fairy. The grand
march was executed by the young
sters in fine style and considering
they had not rehearsed before hand
they made a splendid showing. There
were Indians and cowboys, frogs and
fairies, old maids and hobos, classical
and humorous characters, historical
and modern makeups. C. e. Bah
cock, Miss Ruth Wood and Mrs. Lou
Prince acted as judges and awarded |
first prize for boys, Boy Scout knife,
to Robert Clauson, who represented |
a typical hobo, and first prize for
girls, two hand cut glass vases, to
Ruby Rosevear, representing grand
ma; second prizes in cash to Lor-
aine Bloom as aCampbell's Soup"
and Edmund Bloom as a Mexican mu-
sician. The evening was spent in
dancing and games and adults pres
ent were allowed only to dance with
the children until 10:30, when they
could dance with anyone present.
Lunch was served in the basement
dining room by the rector's Parish
House entertainment committee.
Hamilton's Orchestra furnished the
music and everyone had good time
and are looking forward to the next
event of this character with a great
deal of pleasure.
Visitors to Local Lodge
Jeff Whitson, G. c. Zaeher and
Tom Trathen were in Glenns Ferry
Friday evening to attend a meeting
of the Masonic lodge when Grand
Master George Scott paid an official
visit to the local lodge The visitors
and number of the local members
retired to the Parish House after the ,
meeting and took lunch at the young s
peoples party.
Hear Harrison and Whitaker !
The town was alive with Demo- S
Gratis Monday evening. Nearly every c
candidate for county honors and /
many supporters from the county :
seat came over in cars to hear w. P. Il
Whitaker, Democratice candidate for [
in Congress from the 5
Second district, and Lester s. Har- =
rison, candidate for attorney-general, G
speak at St. Bridget's hall. "
Apple Juice Contained Lye =
William G. Bryant, an old timer =
here, returned home after a stroll .
uptown Tuesday noon and seeing =
what appeared to be some apple juice Il
which his wife had apparently not
used in canning, standing in a pan,
and being thirsty, took a drink and
discovered Immediately that ne had
Dartaken of fruit juice and lye. his Ell
wife evidently being in the middle N
If washing up the canning utensils. H
Mr. Bryant suffered great pain and So
Internal hemorrhage and for a time Ell
ost the use of his voice entirely. At al
he time of writing he is reported to OF
,e getting along well under the care pl
If DR.. j. W. Davis, who was called
when the accident happened. Mr.. m
Bryan worked for the railroad COM s,
,any for a number of years and owns ST
uite a little property on the south Js
ide. Fl
Local and Personal H
"The Conquest of Canaan" one of
.ooth Tarkington's splendid novels, Y
yill be shown in picture at the Par
sh House Monday evening next.
Wednesday afternoon and evening of
he Methodist ladies served a public de
ca in the home of Mrs. E. L. Bel la
lore. -.
Thursday evening c. C. Moore, tn
for governor on the Re- fol
ublican ticket, spoke in the Parish lal
-ouse. Many outside visitors were oL u
resent. 40,
e. o. Abbot has opened cafe in sp,
le Ed L. Thompson residence on no
ommercial street, where meals will oti
: served family style at the regular en-,
ours and short orders at all times an
Orvine Colthorp, candidate for pa
leriff. was a visitor Tuesday. apl
Attorney Charles Stout was Yis-i air an