The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-11

i LOT the Iertlle valley In which tn
t town is situated. Two attractiv
4 young girls were standing at the doc
!. with pins and punches of sweet peas
I one Of which she pinned on eacl
Q guest as she arrived. On the who'll
the entire arrangement for the plea
sure and comfort of the delegation
4 was perfect and rivaIed that of an,
meeting Of the kind yet held. TIL,
sessions held amid such happy sur
roundings could only prove idea
ones. Mrs. Morgan proved she knew
Just how to welcome the Federation
and Mrs. 6nodgrass in her respons,
taught US that when duties were LEFT
n with the Four Leaf Glover of Albion
\ they were well performed.
A Mrs. Greene. president Of thu
4 Mackay club, introduced our District
president, Mrs. ]. H., Reesor, with
4 wen chosen words. who delivered an
address that made an impression
4 whose influence will be with the club
women through the entire year. II
will be given In full in these columns
later. t
As great deal Of actual work was
covered In the sessions, with reasons
OF helpfulness and encouragement in
the talks given by those who had
spent time In club and other useful
service for humanity. When Friday
night came ell were a little worn
over the strain Of eight sessions and
glad to adjourn and dream Of the
pleasure that awaited them the next
day when drive up the mountain
side to the mine had been arranged.
II seemed such happy finish to the
Federation.
The wonderful mountain scenery
had been appreciated and commented
on continually, but climax of exal-
tation was reached when the assent
OF the mountain side had been made
and the journey only reached half
way up the mountain for lack Of
time, so only half of the view was
approached, and that half the less
inspiring. Fine specimens of copper
were secured in and about the mine
and the big stage coach and smaller
vehicles were loaded with happy
women for the descent.
Mackay was reached in time for
lunch, then came hasty packing.
hearty good-byes and "hurrah for
Mackay," when the train moved out.
Biackfoot was reached on time and
then came more good-byes as the
train carried those going
IN that direction in half hour. and
train was bound for Pocatello for
supplies which took those going that .
way almost Immediately, while sew
raj remained in town to visit. friends
AAitogether it was happy event
which was lived over again at the
,urrent Event meeting on Monday
Vhen each delegate told something :
interesting, thus sending on the in !,
piring Federation spirit to those VINO :
ould not attend.
j. i. j.
Resolutions adopted by the First
district Federation at Mackay:
whereas, the annual meeting of h
le First District Federation has !,
cen under the most suspicious cir
instances, with the inspiration Of
le rock-rimmed mountains. the N
'autiful valley and hospitality of the III
mage Of Mackay to make the occa- h,
on memorable. :,
therefore,, be It resolved that we
tend our most hearty thanks to
9 people of Mackay who have SO I.D
nerously opened to us their hearts TT
d homes, and have made our stay an
aong them one long to be remem-
red. 3&
Resolved. that we thank the Wom- M,
g club Of Mackay for their efficient VII
q earnest efforts in our behalf, and TIL
their excellent entertainment and wi
the hearty and cordial reception me
I0Udad IN NC ~ go
Resolved, that we extend to Rev.
ans and his people our thanks Tor do,
Dit aid and the interest they have ant
Ten In our deliberations. 1l tn
Resolved, that we thank especially luz
chairman and committee for their oyt
client program. I'M,
Resolved. that we extend to Mrs
'ppard our hearty thanks and ap- \,
citation for the help and inspira- the
she has given to us and resolved left
We follow her with our PRAYERS sub
good wishes for her success in dec
noble work. ba
resolved, further, that the First a q
trtct extend to Mr.. and Mrs. Trero the
most sincere thanks for tha car Tro