Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-03-17

Esther Mast's and made flowers 'fol
the team
Members of the American Legion
and the Auxiliary are working very
diligently on their play which is to
be given Friday, April 18th at the
Standard theatre. It is a comedy in
three acts and is full of laughs. 1t
is the story of a College professor
and his experiences with his mother
in-law. The play is being put on by
members from the two orders.
Mrs. Mary Harris had her spring
showing of hats Thursday She had
beautiful line of the very latest
hats for all ages, from the tiny girl
to the grandmother.
Miss Beaulah Coats, superintend
ent of schools in Blaine county was
visiting relatives in town Saturday.
Rev. J. T. Little, representative Of
Northwest Nazarene College visited
the local church the past week in
the interest of the college. He
brought evangelistic messages Fri
day Saturday and Sunday evenings
which were very helpful to the
church. His dynamic sermons were
enjoyed by all who heard them, and
his address concerning the school was
full of most interesting facts.
Frank Jacobs and Peter Ridge
came down from Smiths Prairie on
Sunday and are looking for some
cattle to stock their summer range.
Walter Welch left for Boise on
Sunday where he will enter the St.
hospital for treatment.
Jack Hathaway brought in a fine
bunch of dressed porkers from the
Wild Rose Ranch this week for the
City Meat market. Jack has finished
pruning the big orchard on the ranch
and says he will have enough fire
wood to last him two years besides
adding to the size and quality of
this years fruit crop.
Jack Williams leaves soon for En-
nett, where he will go to work for
he Crane Sheep Company.
Kenneth Moore left for Boise
Tuesday afternoon to spend few
lays. He just returned from Hager-
nan, where he has been working for
he past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Bullen and son
eturned from Boise the lost Of the
week where the latter had his ton
ills removed. They were accompanied
y their neice from Twin Folls.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hood of Hager- ,
ian left recently for their old home
4 Tulsa, Oklahoma. They were resi-
ents here about two years ago.
Mr.. Charles Ladt of Richmond was
I town the first of the week look
lg after business interests.
Mrs. Henry Personals and little o
IN have returned to Twin Falls, t
fter a visit with her parents, Mr.. f
nd Mrs, w. S. Beaman. il
The American Legion boys are S
orking on a plan to have big
rogram for Decoration day, and
* that all of the organizations
town affiliate with them in maxi A
g it the best and biggest ever. The
,ys have ordered rifles for the fir X
g squad and peoples for decorat-
e, as their emblem. c
G. F. Redman accompanied by the =,
Uses Elsie and Maude Tye motored
Glenns Ferry Tuesday evening. r
Four workmen of the Idaho Power
instruction crew we're in town this =
eek on their way to Glenns Ferry
do some work for the company ~
Tuesday two cars of Mountain m
ome citizens went to Boise they I
ere, Mr. and Mrs. Braden, Mr.. and cl
rs. Tally, Mr.. and Mrs. Norell and is
rs. Devlin. Mr.. Tally and Mr.. Nor al
went over to attend a conference b.
the Y. NJ. c. A. and the others hi
r pleasure and business.
The school play which was given pa
st Friday by the grade children ba
Is very beautifully given. All of 10
e children performed their parts ca
a pleasing manner and the costum-
were very attractive. Credit is W
e the teachers who directed the be
ildren and made it such a wonder an
success. en-