Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-10-10
Local and Personal
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/ Eastman and County COMMISSIONS
I Geo. Butler, of Atlanta, were Bots
; visitors the forepart of the week.
Z Miss Evelyn Tate was reports
i quite i'll the forepart of the weel
! with case of typhoid fever Sh
is recovering nicely under the car
of DR.. Hamilton.
! John Knight, VINO has been quit,
i'll has now almost completely recov
: cred from a case of the la grippe
DR.. Evans was the attending physi
clan.
FOR RENT: 40 acres near Ham
nett, improved or unimproved. Boz
352, Mountain Home. pit;
Guy and Phelps Whitney left the
early part of the week on a hunting
! expedition in the vicinity of Payettt
lake. They expect to return tomor-
row or the next day.
; The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
) Church were entertained at-the w.
S. Beaman home in the country last
Thursday. A very profitable and plea
SAINT afternoon was spent. Plans
were made for a Bazaar on Dec. 10.
The members of the Aid are working
on cook book which they expect to
have finished in time for the bazaar.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mesdames Beaman
and Moore
District Judge Givens and Court
Reporter W. L. Phelps arrived last
Monday from Boise, to attend a short
session of the district court. They
returned to the Capital City the
same afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker, of the
Home Lumber Company, spent the
last week end visiting with friends
in Boise.
FOR RENT: A five room Cottage,
rent $40 per month. See Mrs. Ru-
dell. pt1 |
Bill Bach, Miss Florence o'Mailia
and Mrs. A. A. Stevens took in the
Roundup dance at Bruneau last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Light were
among the Mountain Home delega-
ton that were at Bruneau last week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Makinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tackett spent
the week end at the ]. NJ. Kinsey and
Otto Hendricks homes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinsey accompanied them on an en-
joyable motor trip to Twin Falls on
Sunday, also returning with them to
New Plymouth Monday for a visit
with their daughter, Mrs Makinson
Kenneth Conover suffered quite a
painful injury the forepart of the
week while assisting on the work at
the railroad well. His index finger
on the right hand was quite severely
cut but under the care of DR.. Evans
Is now practically healed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Braden were
interested spectators at the Bruneau
Roundup on Mountain Home Day.
Village Clerk and Mrs. Anderson
were among the large delegation
from this city who attended the
Roundup last Friday
Mrs. o. E. Cannon and two sons,
Lambert and Leland, visited friends
n Boise over the last week end. They
we're accompanied by Burton Stew
lrt.
Lawrence Novak spent last Satur-
lay and Sunday in Boise visiting
With Richard Grove. who is recuper-
lting in St. Alphonsus Hospital from
quite serious auto accident.
LOST: Travelling bag on road to
Boise, Friday. Finder please leave at
his office. Reward. 1t2 !.
The Baptist Ladies will give a 1
.hicken dinner on election day. It'll
Mrs. Otto Hendricks announces
hat she is now an authorized repre-
entative for the Curtis Publishing I
To- She will appreciate the favor of !
both your new and renew
Il subscriptions, to their magazines i
which include 1.-The Ladies Home !
Journal" 1.-THE Country Gentleman" :
md THE Saturday Evening Post" !
DR.. and Mrs. Bicknell were in at !;
enhance at the Bruneau Roundup I
asst Friday. =:
Attorney Floyd C. White spent last :
friday in -Bruneau taking in the !
lights in connection with the Round
Jp. !
Miss Cora Slusser left Saturday for !;
Ter home in Nampa after having Z
pent several months n this city. :
NJ S. Benedict, supervisor of the /
iawtooth National Forest. accom- /
Ianied by his mother, Mrs. Anne i
Benedict, spent short time with 1
riends in Mountain Home on Mon =