Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-09-19
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Local and Personal

SeNeIdi autos passed through this
city last Sunday on their way to Po-
eatello to attend a Ku Klux Khan
convention. All were more or less
decorated and carried banners stat
ing their mission.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Pilliner will be very glad to
hear that they have changed their
plans about going to Emmett to re-
side, and will remain in Mountain
Home for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ruberry, Of
Glenns Ferry, were Mountain Home
visitors last Monday afternoon. Mr..
Ruberry was enroute to his home at
the Ferry from Boise, where he was
summoned on the federal jury.
The local bakery has been under
going a renovation during the past
week. Thomas Gracey has been en-
ployed doing some calcimining on the
Interior which gives It a very plea
SAINT appearance.
Mrs. j. H. Clegg and daughter
Mae returned Sunday from a week
end visit in Hagerman, HALEY and
Ketchum with Mr.. Clegg, who was
on his way to Salmon in the in
terests of the Biological Survey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy La Rue and Son
Robert morted to this city last Sun
day and spent the day visiting at the
home of C. N. Bartlett They were
accompanied by Mrs. Sarah Roberts
and Henry Roberts, of Maple Grove.
State Mining Engineer Stewart
Campbell of Boise, passed through
this city last Monday on his way
home after spending several days on
an outing expedition near Feather
vile.
County Assessor Thomas Trathen
returned last Monday evening from
Pocatello, where in the capacity of
State President he paid his first Of
fetal visit to the Fraternal order of
Eagles, of that city.
A new Safety Coach" has been In
stalled by the Blue Line, which runs
from Boise, through Mountain Home
and on to Twin Falls, This is a very
bus and has many conyen-
fences for the travelling public.
DR.. Daniels, son-in-law of Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Morton, was an arrival
here last Monday. Mrs. Daniels has
been visiting with her parents in this
city for the past several weeks. Their
home Is in Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGinnis and
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Collins were up
from Glenns Ferry last Friday even
Ing. They were helping to boost the
1lwyhee Festival, which opens at
he Ferry this evening.
G.. G. zacher and c. r. Wetherell
we're among those who tried their
uek at duck hunting last Tuesday.
We did not embarass them by In
Iuiring sto the number of ducks
ecured.
+. S. Gedney returned last Tues
lay from Cheyenne, Wyoming, where
lie was in conference with John Clay
4 Chicago. Mr.. Gedney left early
n Wednesday morning for an auto
rip to Elko, Nevada.
Mrs E. S. Bumgarner, who will be
by many Mountain
lone people was operated on in the
t Alphonsos Hospital last Saturday
Or goiter Last reports from her
,ere to the effect that she was do
lg nicely.
Word has been received from Rev.
A. Smith, the newly appointed
aston of the Methodist Church that
e will reach here today and will be
sady for services next Sunday. He
at present visiting his son at
ute, Montana.
George Holt, of Tacoma, Washing
m, arrived the forepart OF the
eek for a short visit with Atherton
NTH Both boys expect to leave
about a week for Seattle, where
icy will resume their studies in the
University of Washington.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Schwartz, who has been quite Ill
reported much better. Mrs.
hwartz's mother, Mrs. White, OF
ountain Home, Is spending few
iys here, says last Tuesdays Idaho
zee Press, of Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Smith left last
lesday morning for Pendleton, Ore,
here they will attend the annual
,und-up. They made the trip by
to. During Mr.. Smiths absence ].
o'Neill win be in charge of the
unity Treasurer's office.
Clyde Love and Roy White left last
turday for an auto trip through
egon and Washington, expecting
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