Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-09-12

are interested, selected three citi-
zens to act with similar number
appointed by the citizens to discuss
the question of assessments and to
act in conjunction with the Village
Board in arriving at fair and just ap-
portionment of said assessments to be
made on all property for the installa-
ton OF the main sewer line.
Regular Episcopal Services
Regular services started at Grace
Episcopal church Sunday last and
will continue from now on each Sun
day at 8 p. m. Sunday School is
held in the Parish House each sun
day at 1890 a. m. and very large
enrolment is anticipated. An excel
lent staff of teachers have been ap-
pointed and Mrs. Albert Stein has
been selected as Asst. superintendent
under the rector as Superintendent.
Movies at Parish House
The Parish House committee has
contracted for some first class NOV
ing pictures which will be run each
Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Sat
urday in the Parish House auditor
ium. The committee is anxious this
fall to lift the debt from the building
and all profits over and above run
ming expenses will be devoted to this
object.
Rev. Hansen Returns
The Rev H. l. Hansen, the popu-
lar pastor of the Methodist Church
in Glenns Ferry returned home at
the beginning Of the week from
Gooding where he has been in at
tendance at the 41st Annual confer
ence of the Methodist Church held
there last week. Many will well
come the fact that Rev. Hansen was
re-appointed to the local church
where he has already accomplished
a splendid work.
Fred Laing Pays Visit
Engineer Fred Laing was in town
Monday morning, stopping off be-
tween trains on his way back to
Nampa after having attended the
5hriners Convention in Salt Lake
City. Fred is well known here, hav-
ng for many years run out of Glenns
Ferry and at one time ran the local
bakery. He is now running an en-
zine on a work train operating on
he Boise cutoff. He reports that
thel, who has been seriously ill in
.os Angeles is getting along nicely
nd was discharged from the hospi-
al last week Mrs. Laing is still
With Ithel in Los Angeles and will
enfain there until he has complete
Y recovered.
Improvements at Cemetery
Glenn Rest Cemetery which for
lany years has been an eyesore to
ur citizens has now, under the able
Erection of H. w. Joslyn, chairman
the Cemetery and Park Committee
the Village Board, put on very
ifferent appearance. Trees have
cen planted and the weeds which
| days gone by gave the cemetery !
very neglected appearance have all
cen cleared off, while clover has
cen planted in the upper portion q
nd the entire plot has been levelled q
I. The Board are to be congratu- a
ted upon the manner in which they |
ave handled this matter and if pres c
1t plans are carried out, by next I
INNER the entire cemetery will be
grass and the streets and alleys /
etween the lots graveled. Since the e
illage Board took over the eeme-
ny some months ago they have ac-
'mplished a great work with the a
nall amount of funds at their dispo- L
j and it is hoped that those who T
e personally interested in this I'M \
ertaking will continue to COOP F
ate with them and make this one p
the most beautiful spots in this
ction of the country. In past years
ees and flowers were impossible ow- b
g to there being no water supply e
T irrigation, this the Board has c
-ercome by getting an ample supply Il
ON the King Hill Irrigation Prof c
t which supply is piped down from c
e ditch above the cemetery and o
Ill more efficient system is being s.
AIMED for next spring. a
Parent Teachers Organize F
Friday evening meeting was held "
the school house for the purpose Z
organizing a Parent Teachers AS 81
citation. While the attendance was s
ssibly not all that could be desired =
ose present took lively interest II
the suggested organization and -
steps were taken for a
"a nov,