Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-11-23
Local and Personal

o. E. Norell made a business tri
to Boise Thursday.
Harry Watkins Will speak at Ham
NETT next Sunday night. The mall
auartette will accompany him as wei
as large delegation of friends who
are always eager to listen to an ad
dress by this able speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCowin were VI
from Indian Cove Wednesday night
Mrs. McCowin attended a meeting OF
the Royal Neighbors Wednesday
night.
Remember the one making the
largest purchase at the VIM. Talley
Furniture store before Dec. %, re-
ceives a $500 lamp free.
Grant Wilson of Rocky Bar visit
ed with Mountain Home friends last
week.
Mrs. Hazel Hicks and baby of
Featherville visited for several days
this week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kunnecke, returning to her home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Forest Wilson of Rocky Bar,
who has been at the home of Mrs. S.
r. Ada for the past three weeks suf-
fering from an attack of appended
It's, was able to return home Mon
day.
The Daughters of Veterans have
changed their time for regular meet
ings from the second and fourth
Tuesdays, to the first and third. Next
meeting will be in the Library Tues
day afternoon, Dec. 4. All members
are requested to attend.
Walt Burton has been somewhat
crippled this week when while load
ing sheep the first of the week he ac-
cidentally sprained his knee.
Mrs. ]. F. Schoenecke has gone
to Boise for an indefinite stay.
Rev. Crowther, pastor of the M. E.
church, was home over Sunday and
preached both morning and evening.
He has had to return to Richfield
each week since locating here to look
after harvesting his potato crop,
which will be stored this week and
he will then be in town all the time.
Mrs. Crowther, and daughter, Hope,
are nicely located in the parsonage.
Mrs. C. A. Stevens is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Jaggers, in Richfield.
Worth Lee made business trip to
Boise Tuesday.
All Grange members are requested
to be present at the next meeting on
Monday, Nov. 26. Come and bring
neighbor. All farmers are welcome.
Good program and good time. Odd
Fellows Hall, p. m.
Santa Claus has left his mail box
at the VIM. Talley Furniture store
and has asked him to tell all the lit
lie folks to bring their letters in and
nail them.
Robert Sproat, popular sheepman
If Mayfield, was transacting bust
less in Mountain Home Monday.
Frank May of Atlanta, was e
Mountain Home visitor Monday.
Mrs. S. A. Nichols of Pine was !
hopping in Mountain Home Tues
lay.
M. ]. Leahy and wife of Fairfield ;
we're in this city on business inter
SITS Tuesday.
Mrs. o. b. Lester, formerly Miss G
Winnie Barrett of Mountain Home, .
Who resides in Pocatello, has been 4
listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9
'. H. Barrett, for he past ten days. q
William d. Parkhurst, Farmer n
ILL.," of Boise and other points in .
IDAHO, was in the city Friday of +,
ast week, and stopped in to swap /.
arms Bill is always welcome here, h
5 we find that he has a construc- II
We thought on tap at all times. o
Douglas Ream, who was science E
,acher in our Public Schools in >
91S, with his wife, came through n
Home last week on their ;,
ay from their former home at =.
ingle, Idaho, to Berkeley, Califor- a,
"a, where both Mr.. and Mrs. Ream ~
,pect to again enter college for .,
CHER education. The couple stayed 6,
-er night at the o. E. Norell home, :.
here Mr.. Ream boarded and roomed ~
lille in Mountain Home five years IN
%. u,
Don't forget to call for your ticket I'll
the prize doll and wagon for each NJ,
90 purchase at the VIM. Talley va
lrniture store.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
Church will hold a doughnut sale
the Idaho Power Co. Office Sat NJ,
day afternoon, Nov. "a. or,
A Cooked Food Sale will be given
the Catholic Ladies on Wednes- do