Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-11-21

Local and Personal
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1 Harry Melien, who is located near
HALEY, was greeting old friends in
Mountain Home last Wednesday. He
is one of the incorporators of a re-
Gently organized mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Eaton spent
last Sunday in Nampa, being the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ware.
They returned home the same even
ing.
Mrs. Eleanor Hines has gone to
Boise where she will assist nursing
Mrs. Elizabeth Peake, who is re-
ported to be quite i'll.
Fred Belknap, OF Bull, purchased
new Ford touring car the forepart
of the past week from the local
agent, C. M Pickrell
FOUND-A Ford key and pad
lock key on same ring. Owner may
have same by calling at this office
and paying for this advertisement
and identifying property.
Don't forget to order your Christ
mas Cards early. Now is the time
to come to the Republican Office and
make your selections in this line.
The ladies of the Episcopal Auxil-
larry will hold their annual Christ
mas Sale on Saturday, December 9th
at the Idaho Power Office. Fancy
work. aprons, and cooked food. 7-St
Fl. II. Eaton received word the
forepart OF the week OF the injury of
his brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. A. Eaton, in Excelsior, Minnesota,
in an auto accident Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Eaton were quite painfully In
jured but it is not believed serious.
The Bridge Club were entertained
by Mrs. r. e. Whitaker last Satur-
day AFTERNOON. Several tables OF
cards were played after which Mrs.
Frank Gedney was awarded the first
prize and Mrs. Richard Bennett the
The Episcopal Sunday School will
hold a Cooked Food Sale, Saturday
%, at p. m, at the Ida
ho Power Office. IL
Chick McGrath, Don McWilliams
md Bob Love have returned from the
1amas Reservoir where they have
been working on the crews employed
IN the reconstruction work on the
ocal irrigation system.
r. L. Mcnamara, well known for
ner resident of this city but at the
present time engaged In the sheep
business at Bull, was Mountain
Home visitor last Monday and While
N the city he purchased new Ford
curing car from G. M. Piclsrell.
Ed Smith, of Featherville. was a
dountain Home visitor last Tuesday
m a brief business visit. Mr.. Smith
5 the proprietor off the Riverside
tore at Feathervllle.
Henry Teskey, of Atlanta, passed
through Mountain Home the fore
art of the past week on his way TO
oise. where he will spend the COM
ne winter months.
Many local people were very agree
bly surprised last Wednesday morn
10 to find that during the night
ute a heavy rain had fallen. Clou-
' weather prevailed throughout the
reater part OF the day on Wednes-
ny.
"Bfb" Crousin, former sheriff OF
wyhee County, was business yisi-
If in Mountain Home the forepart
the week. Mr.. Crousin at the
resent time is a resident of Bru-
EAU.
Only short time now left before
1ristmas. Don't forget TO send your
tends holiday greeting. Excel
NJ line OF samples at the Repub-
IAN Office. Come in and look Them
err.
Gilmore Ottenhelmer motored TO
3mDa last OuHudy anu 0P~N~
y visiting with his sister, Mrs. I'D.
Goddard
Miss Cookie Moore, who has FOR
e past several weeks been the
use guest of Mrs. Rudolph Larsen,
{ last Monday for California
lere she has accepted a position IN
hospital as trained nurse.
The Ladies of the Methodist
urch are now busily engaged In
lecting recipes for the new cook
ok, which will be published by
en- in the near future. The copy
II be in the hands of the printer
ring the coming week
Business is good" says the op-
list. business is bum" says the
,simist and business has gone to
, devil" says the peddler since he
srd Of the Recommendation Of the
al Chamber of Commerce last
esday evening to get rid of him