Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-05-07
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Any kind of office work, collec
tions, legal instruments, persona
property sales, insurance, notary
and Justice. Phone 12W. Fred
Downs lit
Mrs. Hattie Query has been quite
i'll for the past weeks at her home II
this city but isEeported as recover
ing.
Mrs. J. w. Rowett was visitor
with Boise friends last Tuesday after
noon. accompanying Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Cook to that city.
Ed Nc CURE was attending to
business matter in Mountain Home
last Tuesday.
Highway Commissioner and Mrs
C. A. Walker were in Mountain
Home last Monday afternoon, while
Mr.. Walker was attending the re-
gular monthly meeting of the board.
f. w. Boyd spent several days OF
the forepart of the past week in
Mountain Home. He has recently
been employed on the Green Ranch
near this city.
Richard and Fred Bennett left
last Sunday for the Castle Greek Sec
tion, bwhere they expected to pur-
chase some sheep to add to their
large herds in Gilmore county.
Chinese pheasant seem quite plen-
tiful around Mountain Home as they
are to be seen most any evening
around the farming district in this
section. There is an open season on
this game bird this year.
BED PLANTS FOR sALE-Cal
Mrs. G. c. zacher, Phone 125w. ft
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wynant were
entertained at dinner at the Charles
Walker place on Canyon Greek last
Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Harmon was an ar
rival the forepart of the past week
from Shoshone for brief visit at
the home of her son, R. P. Harmon,
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauri A. Lathinen
are rejoicing the arrival of twin
at their home in this
city Last Tuesday evening, and many
local friends are extending congrat-
llations.
BED PLANTS FOR SALE Calf r,aqs1If
Mrs. G. c. zacher, PbnHsr25 #
John Gai2res and Bob Hicks re-
ssssEzfsred last Tuesday from a two days
trip to Battle Creek, Owyhee County,
where they were called in connect
ton with the purchase of some
sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Miller, of
Glenns Ferry, were attending to
business matters in this city last
Mrs. A. A White left last Tues
day afternoon for Salem, oregon, to
be with her son. French White, who
is recovering from the effects of
recent quite severe Illness.
George Rosevear was an arrival
from Glenns Ferry last Tuesday and
spent several days in this city while
attending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Chapman en-
Lertained Mrs M. E. Longfellow and
Miss Esther at a delightful turkey
dinner last Sunday at their ranch
home.
Rev. Phelps spent several days of
he forepart of the week in Mountain
Home while visiting local relatives
The War Mothers will have
Poppy Drive on May goth. These :
,oppies were made by the men in
hospital No. So. in Boise, under the
direction of the Poppy Chairman of
he American Legion Auxiliary De-
oartment of Idaho. 4t3O
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Thompson,
who have been visiting in Sylvia,
Kansas. for the past several months
have returned to their home in this
sity.
Mrs Frank Geice, state president
Of the Women's Home Missionary
Society and the Methodist Church
and Mrs. G. w. Barnes, state secre-
iary were arrivals from Boise last
Wednesday and visited for short
lime with Mountain Home friends.
They were enroute TO Pocatello for
he District Convention.
According to word recently receiv-
ID from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank often
leimer they are very well pleased
hat business is good" and that of
course would keep most anyone sat
sfied
FOR SALE--Near Mountain Home
piano, very sweet tone and plain
'ase. SO per month. snap. Write
,. d. Sproule, Adjuster. Box 1873,
Boise, Idaho. 29-t2
Miss Marcella Cook was an arrival
ast Friday from Caldwell To snand