Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-08-24

returned last Tuesday from a two
weeks camping and fishing trip on
the Boise. They report a fine trip
and state that they kept themselves
in plenty of fresh fish.
H. H. Smith and family, accom-
panied by ]. H. Brady are enjoying
visit with relatives at Bell, Mont.
Miss Mary Luther of Payette, is
the guest this week of her niece,
Mrs. Walter Kunnecke, and husband.
Mrs. Mary Harris of the Style
Shop has received her initial ship
ment of Fall and Winter Millinery.
All the very latest creations. The
public is cordially invited to call
and inspect them.
The Electric Bakery now has new
bread wrappers which are not only
sanitary but nifty and artistic. The
colors are blue and orange with a
design of pretty maid.
DR.. Hamilton reports an epidemic
of summer complaint at present in
the Grand View section, due he be-
lieves, to the prolonged heat and
dust.
Miss Geisla Rosenheim returned
last week from Los Angeles, where
she has resided for the past three
years. She has purchased the Berg
residence recently vacated by the
Brady family, where she expects to
make her home.
DR.. R. E. Whitaker and wife leave
this week for coast points, where
they will spend their summer vaca-
ton. During the Doctors absence
his practice will be taken care of
by DIR. Bieknell. The Whittakers
expect to be absent about three
weeks.
Miss Lois Stafford, who has been
employed at the office of the village
clerk and with the Commercial Ac-
counting Co., this week accepted a
position in the office of the county
assessor, taking up her duties at
once.
J. Robert Morton left Wednesday
afternoon for Dillon, Montana, where
he expects to be gone for about ten
days on business interests.
Mrs. r. E. Thompson was hostess
at a noon luncheon last Tuesday.
Covers were laid for seven and the
following ladies were present: Mes
DANES John Morton, c.. A. Stevens, |
H. T. Barber, Rich Thompson, Allen
Reeb, of Glenns Ferry, j. r. Nor
wood, of Silvia, Kan, and r. E.
Thompson.
Mrs. Allen Reeb returned to her
home in Glenns Ferry last Wednes-
day after a few days visit with her
mother, Mrs. C. A. Stevens.
Mrs. Rich Thompson returned
Sunday night from a trip through |
the Yellowstone Park. Her brother,
Mr.. III. A. Shaudy, and family |
stopped en- route from their home in
Portland and took her with them to
the park The return trip was made
Montana, northern Idaho,
eastern Washington to Pendleton and
by train back to Mountain Home.
She reports a wonderful trip and the
Park far beyond anything she has
ever seen.
The following well-known guests
were registered at the Mellen Hotel
this week: Robert Sproat, Mayfield;
Hartenbower & Mumford, contrac-
tors, Caldwell; Mrs. Fred Koener of
Grand View; G. R. Taylor and B. F.
Ross of Duck Valley; Bernard Lemp
If Boise, George Heines, Grand View
md R. E. Reid and family of Feath-
erville.
The many friends of G. B. Fara-
lay are pleased to see his smiling
ACE on the streets again. Mr.. Fara-
lay has been in st. Alphonso's hos
)ital at Boise for the past six weeks
from injuries sustained
n an auto accident. Charlie is now
lble to get around with the aid of
,rutches, but hopes within a short
ime to discard them and be himself
lgain.
DR.. Hamilton made a profession
Il trip to Pine Saturday to render
neulcdl diu u MIS-. Odul OnNtI anu
laughter, Miss Monica, and Mrs.
Raleigh Pierce.
Drop into the Electric Bakery and
ample a dish of our home made
Sherbert and Mocha Cake. 1t callsf
or morel
Dr. Hamilton accompanied the vic
inns of the auto accident at Cleft
asst week to the hospital at Boise
md states that all are getting along
IS well as could be expected.
Oryille Colthorp and wife returned |
Monday from a six weeks autO trip
through Oregon, WashingtoIlN and I
ime while away.