Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-04-23
INTERESTING NEWS
FROM THE FERRY
Newsy Personals of People
Who Come and Go In Ell
more County's Railroad
Center

Mrs. Clarence McWaters of Hunt
ington, Oregon, is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Com
mons.
Mrs. l. j. Higgins visited in Boise
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Charles Winters underwent
an operation at Hot Lake, Oregon,
Friday. She is doing nicely at the
present time.
Mrs. Milton Bowers and nephew
Ray Miller, Jr., are visiting in Nam
pa for the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry and chill
dren returned from Pocatello Sun
day where they have been visiting
relatives for several days.
William Seesee, night yard mast
er, attended a safety first meeting in
Boise Monday.
M. E. Bowers spent Saturday and
Sunday in Payette on business.
J. w. Cram, a Spanish American
war veteran, is in the Veterans
hospital in Boise for examination.
Mr.. Cram is the manager of the I'm
ion News Co.
General yard master ]. B. White
was taken to Poeatello Sunday suf-
l6IiuS lIOlu dH dIldCh VI dCulO 0bOlll-
ach trouble. His condition is un-
changed at this writing Mr.. White
has been in the employ Of the Short
Line for 35 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shrum were
visitors in Weiser Saturday and Sun
day. Mr.. Shrum is chairman of the
city council.
Lester B. Allison who has been
firing on the Rogerson-Wells branch,
has returned to take his run out on
the fourth district.
Mrs. Clara Bond, Mrs. Della
Fitchett and Bertha Vernon of Hail
ey have opened the Ferry Grill.
The five weeks old baby of Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Johnson died Friday |
evening and was buried from the
Methodist church at 4 p. m. Satur-
day.
Dean Holt is being broken in for
the district clerk position, during |
the absence of Amos Hudson, who |
leaves for California points.
Mrs. Worth Montgomery returned
from Mountain Home last Thursday
where she was a guest of a dinner
given by Mrs. John w. oMrton.
Mrs. Fred Bailey is assisting in
the Union News Stand during the
absence of Manager Cram,
The last carload of lumber was
received and placed on the ball
grounds and the athletic association
have engaged d. D. Jones to build
a grand stand which will be eomplet-
ed Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Clark and Mrs Ralph
Larsen were Boise visitors on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Tingwall, Mr..
and Mrs. Lew Ingersoll and Mrs,
E. E. Chappele spent Sunday at the
Glover Greek Natatorium.
N T. Brooks travelling auditor of
was here Tuesday au-
iiting the mechanical department
offices.
Mrs. Helen Taylor of Pine is visit {
ing at the home of her parents Mr.. !
and Mrs. Harry Campbell.
w. G. Bowen, car foreman, Nam
pa, H. o. Hogan, car foreman, Boise,
P. ]. Feick, district foreman, Nampa, {
Z. M. Morris, district foreman, {
Ilenns Ferry. and ]. T, Powell, car !
'oreman, Glenns Ferry, were at a
Meeting held here Saturday, April
IL, presided over by Master Mechan-
C Hiram Crane, These are meehan-
cal supervisors of the Idaho diYi- t
ion. c
George Woods, employed as engine i,
viper in the shops, fell from the run :
ling board of an engine Saturday af !.
ernoon, injuring his right hip. In
attempting to catch himself he $
,ushed his hand through the window
n the cab cutting two fingers in (
he right hand very badly. Injuries
we're dressed at the emergency hos
ital