Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-20
NEWS FROM THE
RAILROAD CITY
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were in Boise Friday, Ethel May
having her tonsils removed. Mrs.
J. w. Davis went up Saturday to be
with Mrs. Belmore.
The Izaak Walton League will
hold their annual pheasant supper on
Tuesday, November "a at the Parish
House The Mountain Home mem
bers have been invited to attend.
Mrs. l.. T. Dixon returned We'd
nesday from PocatellO where she has
been visiting
Ira ID. Stokes has purchased a new
Ford roadster which he will use be-
tween here and his Camas Prairie
Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ahlschlager re-
turned from Nampa today, where
they went on business Wednesday.
f. @. Jenkins is having the Jen-
kins apartments recalsomined and in
stead of the shower baths is INSTALL
ing bath tubs. The plumbers are now
working on the fixtures. The car
penters have completed the new roof.
Ace Williams, of the Doubleday
& Williams ranch, is installing new
500 gallon tank in connection with
the new TIA foot well he had drilled.
The house and other buildings will
all be equipped for water
Mrs. J. B. Williams returned from
Salt Lake City, Utah, Wednesday,
where she has been visiting since last
Sunday
Mrs. e. J. varRadoe came in Mon
day to visit at the home of Mrs. Ray
Snider
H. H. Tate returned from Los An
geles last Saturday, where he took
car load of apples, finding no mar
ket. He left them with an equity
firm to be disposed of later.
Chas. Jones arrived in the Ferry
Monday from Gooding to take charge
of the p #. E. Company. Mr.. Jones
has had charge of this work for sew
eral years. Herbert VanOrden will
assist him in the work this winter.
Mrs. Frank Hilgert was a Boise
visitor Monday.
DR.. Poufts, of Salt Lake, eye and
ear specialist for the o. S. L. was in
charge of the examination car in
Glenns Ferry on Monday.
Harry Yamoaga returned Tuesday
from Nampa, where he was transact
ing business.
Melvin Coffelt came in Sunday to
visit his parents and while here he
purchased a new Ford sedan, driv-
ing the same home to Bliss that even
ing. Melvin, at present is working
on the Bliss branch.
Five cars were derailed in extra |
1903 west at a. m. at the east end |
of the train yards on the lead track. |
Rails turned over causing the derail-
ment. Also extra 4751 was derailed |
in the same manner ct the same |
place twenty-four hours later. Slight !
damage was done to the equipment. |
Mrs. L. L. Chip was taken to st. |
Lukes Hospital in Boise last Satur
day.
Mesdames Luidberg, of California,
who have been visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Powell the past
two weeks returned to their homes
via Portland by auto.
The coal chutes have been out of
commission for three or four days.
A big rock was dumped into the hop
per, where it in some way damaged
the machinery.
William Toms, head storekeeper,
for the o. S. l.. was cadlled to Pitts
burg, Kansas, last Saturday by tele
gram announcing the sudden death
o fhis mother at that place.
The small lights on the repair
tracks have been replaced by high
power arc lights. This is quite bene-
fetal for the night workers.
Walter Glasscock, formerly of the
Gray News Co., has accepted a job
as pullman conductor on southern
division.
Marian McCrady, of Boise, who is
connected with the Statesman staff,
has been visiting her parents here
for the past week.
Brakeman Bert Dean was in Poca
Lello undergoing an operation on his
nose. Bert was able to report for his
work on Tuesday.
The general manager of the Ford
Garage, Harold Steinkopf, was visi-
or to the Capital City Monday.
]. w Grant and family, of Salt
lake City, were visiting at the Leo
Norris home for the week end. Mr..
srant accompanied Leo on a phea-
ant hunt near Wendell on Saturday.
The Grants retunred to their home
N Sunday.
rms. Tom Moore went to Hager-
nan Monday. where she will visit
Ier mother, Mrs. G. II. Peterson, for