Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-11-07
GRANDvIEw
Special TO the NevusIiean
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Ger) beloved by all VINO hhe" hei
and most every one who has been IL
the Valley any length of time kne"
her. What an objective to come TO
her age and have Just one universal
verdict II liked her because she was
nv friend though l did not see her
very often" 1t was long line OF
autos that followed hen remains to
Mountain Home, a round trip OF
fifty six miles but everyone was glad
to pay that trifiing tribute OF re-
spect to one who has gone and or
sympathy to Uncle Doc who remains.
Then on Monday the hurry and
hustle of preparation for the Baby
Clinic must be postponed and the
need of notifying the mothers or the
forty-eight babies that had been reg
istered for the clinic.
Tuesday the local Grange and the
initiation of seven for the fourth
degree. Wednesday, the Pomona and
from King Hill, Pasadena, Glenns
Ferry, Hammett and Mountain Home
they came and showered on the COM
pliments that 1t was urged by some
that in the future the oranges that
entertain the Pomona should not try
to attain the Grand View standard,
but the ladies of the other oranges
said Perish the thought. If Grand
View can do it we can" The cleo
ton was very closely contested and
of the sixty five votes most OF the
candidates received only two to five
or six plurality. The leading officers
elected were H. c. Jones, w. NJ, G.
E. Blodgett, o.. and Mrs. Groefsema,
L. So many were initiated into the
fifth that there was enough para
phernalia to go round and many sat
and looked on
Thursday the work on the Chill
drens Fair began in earnest. The
Hotel hall was deliberately decorated
with serpentine, asparagus. flowers,
corn in shock and oats IN the shealf |
Added to this the Idaho Anti Tu-
berculosis association furnished a
large number of Health Crusade
Posters, mostly prize winning pic
lures from various schools in the
state. Wonder did methuselah have
any OF these things. No matter, he
did not count for much any way,
just father of Lamech. lived $50
years and died. We hope for more
from the children OF today even II
they live only tenth as long. They
wdll live longer and better lives IL
they study those posters and apply
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby OF Boise
acted as judges off the exhibits and
awarded prizes to Doris Sampson
Tor most Magpie eggs, 433, Carl
Mathews best pet animal, Tias Spang
best kite. Edward Towner best car
oenter work. Loren Hines best veg
stables, Elmer Nelson best fruits and
lowers, Dorothy Schultz best made
iress, Carol Beeman best fancy
work, Della Wolfenberger best made
beads, Dorothy Schultz, best bread, III
edna McKeeth best cake, Coral Bee
nan best jelly, Sarah Terry best pre-
erves. Ruby Spang best dressed doll,
Midget Chamberlain 6 years old
lest piece of sewing, Coral Beeman
rest spelling note book, Blanch God
rey best writing, Edward Towner
'est drawing, DorothySchultz best
antern. Gretel Ware second best Ian
ern. Lieutenant Governor Baldridge
ave the prizes. Some over $50 were
erved with dinner and for once even
irand View was swamped. Nearly a
Hndredd were present more than we
ad planned for. That lantern
arade, yellow lanterns, blue Ian
srns, green lanterns, cat lanterns,
wi lanterns, blue jay lanterns, old
itch lanterns. pumpkin lanterns
nd then some more lanterns. Some
aid there were eighty six in the
ne. Don't know. Then the his
crical pageant of Idaho from orig
nal sage brush desert to the fiery
ross guarded by boys riding on
room sticks and all the informed
tte steps OF Idaho progress includ-
ig hold up with wooden pistol,
adams and Missionaries, Farmers
nd miners. Only the red fire was
amp and did not work well. The
rogram included reading and play 1
lg OF Hiawatha by the Hayland !
chool. songs and recitations by the
over Grand View School and the :
utumn Leaf Dance a la Maypole
18th eight little girls of the Grand
lew School Would like to give all
10 names but space forbids. Where
ID all these people all come from5
cho answers where. Who were they
II And the Halloween owl an
Ters Who.
Lieutenant Governor Baldridge