Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-05
Glenns Ferry News

Monday where he has been transact
ing business for few days.
Mrs. II. II. McMaster returned
from Cascade. where she has been
visiting for the past week
Mrs. r. Larson went to Bull on
Wednesday to visit relatives.
Elizabeth Morgan will be in the
bank during Mr.. Clark's absence.
The Cash Grocery has remodeled
the interior and 1t is quite an i'm
provement. The removing of the par
tition gives a full view of the entire
store and saves many steps for the
clerks.
Mrs. C. G. Babcock has been i'll
since Saturday. Marshall Babcock
was off duty Monday.
The railroad police picked up FIVE
vags last week and sent them to
Mountain Home and they were put
in Jail at that place.
The Boy Scouts and Beehive girls
made hike last Saturday to Horse
tail Falls. They enjoyed the trip.
Mrs. Emma Hosley of Boise, moth
er of Mrs. Chas. Barton returned to
her home after a visit of a few days
with her daughter.
Mrs. E. j. Moran who almost
caught big fish last week says she
will go alone the next time declaring
her husband caused her to lose the
biggest fish she ever spiked
C. Whiting, manager of the O.S.L.
Club House has been granted a so
day lay off and will go to Salt Lake
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter Gertrude.
Elton Oman was put on in the
ear department Friday as an appren-
tice. Jim McGill was put on Satur-
day in the same department.
Mike Bowden who has been call
boy for some time and who has been
very sick with pneumonia, was able
to be down town Monday for the first
time. Mike looks little pale from
his sickness.
Florence Laing and Maxine Case
were in Gooding visiting with Edith
Chapelle Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Worley left |
Sunday for Tekeo, Wash, where they |
expect to make their home in the
future. Mr.. Wroley was a switch
man in the yards here for the last |
two years.
DR.. and Mrs. E. d. Davis left on |
No. Is Tuesday for Chicago to visit |
their daughter Kathryn, who is
nurse there They viii be gone sew
eral weeks DR.. Verbryck Is looking
after Dir Davis,r nrapfica
John MeGinnis and Harold Stein
kopf deft for Hot Lake, Oregon, on
No. % Tuesday to be gone a week
or ten days.
Mrs. j. j. McGinnie arrived home
last Friday night on No. IT. She
had been visiting Southern Califor-
mia points since the first of the year
Mr.. and Mrs Adm Hall were in
the Ferry Monday at the Worth
home
No. 2S came in a little late Tues
day on account of a broken air pipe. .
Engine No. 2134 was cut out here :
and engine No. 1892 was put on and
rolled the train from here.
Mrs. Fred Bassett went to Boise !
tuesday on a visit.
Mrs. j. p Driscoll and daughter :
a - WIZ DOioC fAoltOJo :
day. .
Ralph Brewer, while cranking his /
car bruised his arm very badly He
did not break it but bruised and /.
strained 1t until it was almost as
bad as a break
Dan Sullivan is able to be out af- :
.er a tussle with the flu.
Mrs. Frank Hlgert left for Port :
and Tuesday :
Mrs. Blanch Anderson was in !.
Boise Monday
Rupert Manning, wife and two
hildren were Nampa visitors Mon !:
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Farris went to !
win Falls Tuesday Mr.. VIM. !!
Sr.. drove them over in his
ar.
e. H. McCabe went to Boise Sun /
ay. I
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan White were I
allied to Baker, Oregon, last Friday +
n account OF the death of Mr.. i
Whites step mother. 4.