Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-02
Local and Personal

i Doc Wetherell and Jim Kite left
the forepart of the week for the up
per country where they expect to
fish until the first of the month, and
then TO do a little hunting.
Miss Buella Lawson. formerly of
Bruneau, passed through Mountain
Home on Sunday of this week on
her way TO Boise She had spent the
week end with her people near Bru-
neau.
Fred Kelly and John Stanford, OPP
orators of the Franklin Mine near
Pine, spent Tuesday of this week in
Mountain Home on business. They
are employing seven men at the
mine, at this time.
Fred Burnett had a mining en-
gineer look over his placer ground
above Pine last week.
John T. Thompson, mining man of
British Columbia, was visitor at
the Franklia Mine near Pine last
week Mr.. Thompson returned home
last Tuesday.
Major and Mrs Oscar Yates, OF
the state highway board were in
Mountain Home Tuesday.
J. NJ. Anderson spent part of this
week in Boise, while serving as a
juror in the Federal Court
A car with two race horses in a |
traitor, passed through Mountain
Home last week en- route to the Bru- !,
neau Round I'D. 1t seems that autos
are an aid to horses instead of super
seding them.
Miss Josephine Horgan left Tues
day for Seattle where she has ac-
cepted a stenographic position. Miss
Mary Denton is taking her place in
the Golden Rule.
Miss Helen Little announces that
she is leaving Mountain Home next
week for Boise, where she will at
tend Links Business College.
Purdy Eaton, son of H. H. Eaton,
was visitor in Mountain Home last
Sunday Purdy is now employed on
the Black Canyon Dam, near EN-
nett.
Rev. J. L. Taylor and wife, Mrs,
Nels Smith, Mrs. Dearinger, and Mrs.
Bartlett left fo= Bull Monday to at
tend the Baptist State Convention.
They will return Friday.
Mrs. B. f. McCowin of Indian
Cove is stopping with Mrs. Belle
Hungerford and is taking treatments
of DR.. Galloway, of this city.
Lambert Cannon of Mountain
Home has been pledged to the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity at the Uni
versity of Idaho
Mrs. VIM. V. Films of Casper
Wyo., has been the house guest of
Mrs. Villa Mundell for the past
week. {
Mrs. Rudolph Larsen, of Fall Creek ]
and Miss Aluta Larsen of Feather {
vile spent the week end visiting
friends and relatives. I
E. A. Bailey bought the G. L. Win
Lers pool room in Glenns Ferry last
week. Mr.. Bailey has operated a
pool hall in Grand View for some
time.
Lester Mink disposed of his pool :
room interests at Glenns Ferry last
week.
See our Colonial and Monarch ;
Ranges. Home Furniture Co. :
Mrs Johnson, of Glenns Ferry, :
vas visiting friends in the county g
eat the forepart of the past week. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart were \
Boise visitors last Wednesday. =
Mrs. Woodruff has recovered to a
uch an extent that she has been J,
bile to return to her home. !,
Mrs. Barnhart, who has recently =
'een in the Harley hospital, is re-
'orted to be convalescing. =
Mrs. Ada Galindo and children, of =
'eatherville come to Mountain Home =
n business the first of the week. =
Mr.. and Mrs w T. McGinnis, of .
were business visitors here
he first of the past week.
Joe Curtis, literary light of our 81
Ugh school, spent the week end in
'oise.
Miss Ethel Summers, formerly of
fountain Home, Is attending the 1
University of Idaho. s
A. A. Sessions, local attorney, has
loved his office from Main street to II
he General Utter office building on d.
ackson street, next door to the Re- "a
ublican.
w H. Coberly, of Glenns Ferry, al
ell known driller of plain and fancy
ellis, was a business visitor in the ey
ty last Wednesday. CT
Howard oYerdraft Heaters, all
yes, at the Home Furniture Co. ia
hey save fuel re
Mrs d. M. Burt returned last
fednesday from Seattle where she A
as been receiving medical attention. "a
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Manion and
lildren have gone to Florida, where
icy expect to make their permanent
)me. Mr.. Manion expects to engage
the real estate business. Sc
Mrs. l.. J. Tanner, who has been vi
lending the past summer at Fair M
ed has moved to Ketchum, where TN
lie has been employed as a teacher eli
the schools of that city. WI
Mr. and Mrs r. W. Smith motored Of
Boise last Sunday for brief visit. at
Tom Moore holds the record for en-
yield of beans this year, having av- N;
aged thirty-six bushels per acre. lei
e reports having received an excep- sci
)nally good price for his crop. cis
o. e. Norell left last Wednesday tel
r Boise for a several days business WI
sit. pa
Paul Montgomery spent several
Us Of the past week in Mountain az
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