Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-19
Local and Personal


EFT Washington.
M. T. Barber, of FeathervilIe
was business visitor In the Count,
Seat last Tuesday and Wednesday.
G. l.. King. of Vale, Oregon, wai
among the weeks arrivals in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clays, well known
residents of Pine, were in the County
Seat last Tuesday and Wednesday.
C. M. Williams, of Mayfeld, was
business visitor in the city last
Tuesday
DR.. Fraser, a former well known
resident of this city, but recently of
Boise, spent the last week end here.
Frank Barnett, well known black
smith of Glenns Ferry was business
visitor in the County Seat last We'd
nesday.
Merry Christmasl Give your boy
shoes for Christmas. Splendid line
now on special sale at The Whitaker
Clothing Co.
H. e. limerick was an arrival from
Twin Falls last Friday and spent the
week end in this city. While here
he was a guest at the Mellen Hotel.
Whitmans Elegant Candies in
Beautiful Christmas wrappers, make
exceptional gifts. Only at The Ros-
coe W. Smith Co.
Henry F. Moyne, of HALEY, was
transacting business in this city over
the last week end.
Don't forget that every fifty cents
purchase gives you just one more
chance on the ladies' desk, kiddies'
auto or doll buggy at the VIM. Talley
Furniture store
]. F. Alton, of Malad, was among
the large delegation of out-of-town
people who were in the city during
the past week.
Fred M. Veatch was an arrival
from Boise last Saturday and spent
several days in the city on business
mission.
Jack Tolman was up from Bruneau
for several days the forepart. of the
past week.
B. F. LovejOy was here last Friday 4
from his home at Caldwell.
j. N. Oliver, well known farmer
Of Bruneau was business visitor
in the city over the weekend.
F. E. Redmond was an arrival from
Bruneau last Friday and spent the
weekend in the city attending to
Dusinss matters.
Court Reporter w. L. Phelps was
an arrival from Boise last Monday
% be in attendance at the regular :
ession of the District Court.
George B. Watson, of Boise, was a
business visitor in Mountain Home
asst Monday and Tuesday. e
A most unusual line of mems house
lippers on display. Whitaker Cloth IN
ng Co. n II
The Cook Books that are being o
ompiled by Ladies of the M E.
'hurch will not be ready for sale c
ntil after the first of the year. Il
Frank Farley and family spent "
asst Sunday in Boise visiting with il
is parents.
Mrs. C. A. Stevens returned home
rom Glenns Ferry last Saturday
he has been very sick but is some
hat better now,
Mrs. G. c. zacher has been con-
ned to her home for several days
18th infection in her foot.
All mems shoes on sale at reduced -
rices. Whitaker Clothing Co. Z.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. ]. <
2. O'Daniels and Mrs. Rich Thomp- I
IN were Christmas shoppers in +
Disc last Friday. <
The Methodist Ladies are very {
ell pleased with their sale last Sat- +
day. They had very few articles
IT over. z
Lovely Gifts of Ivory Tableware, +
mbining Beauty and Utility. A
rye line to select from. The Ros- !
e w. Smith Co. (
J. D. Wood and Thomas Clark of +
e Highway Department of Boise :
IRE in town Monday and Tuesday Z
'king over the State Highway Z
'rk. Rich Thompson took them
er the Toll Gate road Tuesday and g
ey were well pleased with the new Z
ice around the Lamberton curve.
J. B. Kit is slowly recovering from
attack of appendicitis, which has (
pit him in bed for some time. i
Look over our line of ladies', mems
4 boys handkerchiefs. Whitaker {
thing Co. I
Local stores have been busy for
} past week catering to the Christ I
s trade of this city as we'll as !
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