Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-09-05

opened up on Castle Greek, was I
business visitor in this city during
the past week During his absenc'
Richard Grant is in charge.
The Baptist Ladies Mission Cir
Gle held their regular monthly meet
ing at the Baptist Church last Thurs
day and report a good attendance
After the program a fine chicken sup
per was enjoyed by al.
r. 7. Edgar and F. r. McWilliams
Of this city, were recently awarded
a contract for the construction OF
the new school house at Feathercille
They are now on the job and work
is reported to be progressing favor
ably.
John Gaines, Jr., returned last
Friday from an extensive trip
through Montana, Wyoming, oregon,
and Washington. He states that in
practically every locality visited the
shortage Of water was as noticeable
as it is here.
W. E. Taylor and daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Verne l.. Taylor of Mountain
Home, visited friends in the city
Thursday Mr. and Mrs w. e. Tay-
Tor are spending the summer at
Mountain Home, but will return to
their work in the State School at
Boulder, Montana Gooding Leader.
Miss Mildred Robinson, of Mid
way, accompanied by her brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Robinson and son of Nampa, were
arrivals in Mountain Home last week
where they will remain for the next
two weeks. Mr. Robinson has
large apiary at Grand View.
Mrs. VIM. Devlin, accompanied by |
her daughter, Evelyn. left on Mon
day evenings train for Boise, where
Miss Evelyn will attend st. Teresa
Academy during the ensuing term.
Mrs. Devlin returned to Mountain
Home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Baker and
Mr.. Beroth, of Gold Creek, Nevada.
were shopping in Mountain Home last
Monday. Mr.. Baker is one of the
best known stock growers and farm
ers Of that section.
Mrs. B. D. Aldrich, Mrs. NJ
Briegleb, Miss Esther Daniels, Mrs.
Willie Galloway and Miss Dollie
Navler made up an auto party, which
took in the circus at Boise last Mon
day evening. The trip was made in
Miss Nayler's auto.
The Baptist Young Peoples socie-
ty enjoyed picnic at the City Park
last Friday afternoon. There were
a goodly number present and all n
dulged in games and out door sports
until about six o'clock, when they
partook of a splendid lunch which Z
was enjoyed by all.
Walter Gooding, of Cooling. and S
John Gains spent the early part of c
The week in Owyhee county. Mr.. q
Sooding was looking over the sheep d
and was offering sheepmen
10 IL cents per pound live weight. G
I was not learned whether or not 2
my purchases were made. t
State Mining Engineer Stewart t
Campbell and family passed through t
Mountain Home last Monday on l.
heir way to Boise, after spending a
hort vacation at HALEY. Mr.. Camp .
'ell expects to return to this section D
n few days to make on inspection
rip through the mines of this dis
riot.
Mrs. Hobson and son Floyd, ac- =
by the formers mother, =
Mrs. Bolan, and sister Mrs Wilson =
nd little daughter motored to Twin v
Falls by way of Blue Lakes Sunday,
eturning the same day by Noun
ain Home, says the Gooding Leader.
hey had a six O'Clock dinner with
ester Hobson and family arriving
ome at the ''wee" small hours of
he night.
Trade at Home
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