Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-04-23
Local and Personal


} days at Boise last week.
Cecil Engelman of Smiths Prairie
was in town Friday and Saturday of
last week, having Mr.. Mowry in to
the hospital.
c. NJ. Pickrell recently sold two
Ford cars in the upper country, both
being touring models. r. P. Everett
of Featherville. and Schraft brothers
of Pine We're the purchasers.
The Mountain Home Shrine Club,
A. f. & A. NJ. will entertain all Ma
sons and Eastern Star members in
this district at Standard Hall next
Saturday night Refreshments will
be provided and dancing will feature
the evenings entertainment. Po-
tentate C. A. snider of Boise will be
present, and a very enjoyable event
is anticipated by the club.
Probate Judge w. II. Manion this
week appointed Robert b. Mosgroye,
of Glenns Ferry as administrator of
the estate of Charles r. Morris, de-
ceased, who died in Glenns Ferry
last June.
MIR. and Mrs. W. l.. Peterson OF
Boise were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Frank G. Farley last
Sunday. Mr.. Peterson is paying tell
er at the First National Bank Of
Boise.
Albert Childs began sprinkling the
streets of the village last Saturday
with the old leaky boat that has
done duty for so many years past.
still on the job, pending the arrival
of the new sprinkler Albert is do
ing very well with the old equipment,
but when the new boat arrives he
proposes to keep the streets so damp
and cool that even the dogs follow
ing in his wake will retire to their
kennels with colds, sore threats and
hacking coughs.
Miss Ellen Larsen, of Pocatello,
came up to visit her mother, Mae
Larsen and went on to Featherville
to see her sister, Aluta, Tuesday
Pete Rudge, well known citizen
Of Smiths Prairie is i'll at the Stan
field hospital under the care of DR..
Hamilton. His condition is not re-
garded by his physician as serious.
Mrs. Schwartz spent last Friday
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva A. White, Of this city.
Billy Rowett celebrated his sixth
birthday by party last Saturday.
Miss Bernice Barnard OF Superior.
Nebraska, who is now teaching mu-
sic in the Weiser High School, spent
the week end with DR.. and Mrs.
Whitaker Miss Barnards parents
and the Whittaker's were friends in
Nebraska years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs o. o. Norell motored
over to Caldwell last Friday evening
and took in the musical play "The
Red Millh' which was put on by the
Glee Clubs and Orchestra of the Col
lege of Idaho, their daughter Lucille,
who is a student of the College, taxi
ing the part of one of the eight
Flower Girls. The play was put on
at the American Theatre under the
direction of Prof F.. f. Beale TO
packed house and was pronounced a
complete success by all who attend
ed.
w. e. Minkler, who has been the
victim of a FIVE weeks illness at his
home, is out basking in South Ida
hos sunshine this week and hopes to
be able to resume his duties at Will
sons Barber shop beginning next
Word has been received in this
city to the effect that Fisk Collins
has moved from Fossil, Wyoming. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
are both well known former resi-
tents Of this city.
The Misses Margaret Little and
Mildred Evans, of this city, spent a
lay last week visiting friends and
'eldtlFeS III GHinSbt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Goul spent last
sunday fishing for catfish in Bruneau
liver. They report nice catch for
he day. Mrs. Goul landed, besides
number of smaller fish, fish foot
ong and afterwards broke the pole
n, apparently, much larger fish.
Word was received in Mountain
lone last Sunday to the effect that
v II. Keyser, of Carson City, New
da, had passed away that morning
s result of blood poisoning con-
racted from wounded hand. Mr..
-eyser is the father of Mrs. George
j, Whorton, of this city, who was
{ his bedside at the time of his
cath.
Mrs. P. A. Watkins, of Middleton,