Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-05-21

Local and Personal

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Workmen started Wednesday APP
plying a new coat of paint to the
buildings OF the Home Lumber and
Coal Company.
Julius Swensden is now busy con-
structing a large chicken shed on his
ranch property north Of town.
Charles Light was an arrival last
Tuesday from Castle Creek, where
he has been employed on some min
ing property He viii spend several
days visiting with his family before
returning to the mine.
VIII sell or exchange lots IS, 16
in 'Colthorps addition for property in
Kalamath Falls, oregon. Write II.
o. Montgomery, Kirk, Oregon, care
Pelican Bay Lumber Co. 2t*
The Congregational Choir gave a
very pleasant Farewell Party last
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Miss Emma Bunk, in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs II. L. Braden.
Mrs. W. S. Lee has been spending
the past week in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs ], w. Morton and
Mrs. Dor Daniels spent last Satur-
lay visiting with friends in Boise.
The youngsters OF this city are
now rejoicing, school having ended
this week
James O'Neil spent last Sunday
with relatives at Featherville.
A number OF Mountain Home peo-
pie attended the dance which was
given by the Black Cat Orchestra at
Featheryille last Saturday night.
Miss Aida Sessions has accepted
a position as clerk at the Golden Rule
and will start work next week.
Commodore Jackson is enjoying a
visit with his daughter Mrs. Dority,
who arrived the forepart Of the past
week from Fairfield.
James ONeil has been appointed
IS deputy in the Office of County
Treasurer Mary c. Mclaughlin in
the vacancy reated by the resignation
Of b. H. Smith
Deputy Sheriff w. w. Fountain left
last Monday for Hot Lake, Oregon,
where he expects to spend the next
week or ten days
Cap Winters, of Featherviile,
was an arrival in Mountain Home
last Tuesday and spent several days
in the city while attending to bust
ness matters.
John w Mowry, of Middleton, ILL.,,
was an arrival in the city the fore
part of the week to attend to the az
fairs of his brother, the late J. H.
Mowry, OF Smiths Prairie.
Deputy County Assessor Chris
Hendricks is spending several days
in Smiths Prairie, while attending to
official business.
Peter Mckenzie was reported quite
III the forepart of the week but at
the present time is said to be re-
covering.
C. H. Burt, of Shoshone, was at
tending to business matter IN the
city the forepart Of the week
Mrs. ]. l.. Hit, Of Hammett, was
shopping in Mountain Home last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
w. G. Lenang, of Ketchum, was
among the many out-of-town people,
in this city during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson, of
pine, were attending to business mat
ters in the county seat last Monday.
Misses Fannie and Edna King,
both OF Bruneau, were in the city
last Monday.
Born to Mrs. Frank Ferguson, a
daughter, last Saturday.
French White is suffering from a
stroke Of paralysis and last Thurs
day was reported somewhat better.
DR.. 7. e. Evans is the attending ply
sician.
II. c. Beach is now able to sit up
for short intervals after very seri-
Gus attack of spotted fever.
Mrs. P. E. Phelps and children leave
today for Featheryille, where they
will spent the summer months.
j. p Tye received shipment OF
fifty swarms Of bees last Friday even
ing
Mrs. r. E. Whitaker left last
wednesday morning for short visit
at Moscow
"Chick" Uriona and Earl Dodge
left on Wednesday Of this week for
salmon River, where they viii enjoy
a short outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox return
ed last Monday from a brief visit at
Payette
Mrs. Crabb has placed her resig-
nation with the Library Board as
Librarian At the last session Of the
board the matter Of the appointment N
Of a successor resulted in a dead
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