The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-29
POCATELLO NEWS NOTES.
Breezy Gossip From Busting Gate
City of Idaho.

POcatello Nov 2S.-Thrty-twO ladies as
sambled at the home of Mrs. =. B. Bisline
on South Fifth avenue at the missionary
tea with Mrs. Bisline as hostess. assisted
BIZ Mrs. Nesbitt Bsline. The meeting was
called TO order by Mrs. He A. Mullen
Then followed the program: Devotional
exercises, led by Mr.. c. w. Gray piano,
Gertrude Bohlscheid; recitation, Alice
Newton: vocal solo. Emily Whittlesey;
talk on missions in Mexico, Mrs. BOIL
scheid: talk on missions in Persia, Mrs.
Darling. The guests then repaired TO the
diaing ROOM where a dainty luncheon
vas served. The meeting then adjourned
until Dec. 10. when a Christmas box Will
be packed for the mission at Fort Hall
reservation.
Miss Frances Kinney is home from
llama, WyO.. where she has been since
early spring.
Mrs. Ed Bennett is the guest of Mrs.
Charles Seavers.
Miss Carrie Jenkins of McCammon is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Ferguson
Mrs. Hillman has returned to her home
IN McCammon after a short stay here.
The remains of the late Conductor
James p. Thoning were laid to rest Sun
day in the Masonic cemetery.
Chief of Police John Ellis is confined to
his bed with an attack of muscular rheu-
matism.
John Howard Shores and Miss Lou Bral-
ler were united in marriage in Boise. MIR
Shores is we'll known here and the good
wishes of his many friends go with him.
A J. knolin, the big sheep man from
Chicago. is here arranging for his ex-
hibit OF over 200 sheep at the national
wool growers convention.
A rancher by the name of Smith killed
a monster bob cat on his ranch. The beast
weighed siXty-five pounds and meas
ured four feet
Mrs. L. B. case went to McCammon to
visit for a week with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Robert Jackson
Bird LoveIle of Inkem is i'll at the home
OF Joe Rainey with appendicitis. he is
of DIR Howard
Florence Marie Purtell, 10 years old died
on Wednesday. She was widely known
and her death comes as a shock 10 her
many friends
The Swastika Dancing club held an
other delightful dance Friday evening. IL
was largely attended and greatly enjoyed
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs c. E.
Stratford are i'll at their home with an
attack of tonsiiitis.
Great preparations are being made for
the reception of the wool growers con-
vention which will be held in Pocatello on
Jan. II. Is and Is. 1853.
A sacred concert will be given al the
Catholic church on Sunday evening. Nov.
90 The program has not vet been com
pleted. The following well known people
Will be heard: Mrs. J. O. Weeter, Mrs.
p. Hannifan. Mrs DR.. Wright. Miss Nc
Gonigle. Miss DOwney. Mr.. Shafer MIR.
Virgil Semms and Lewis Ash. The Catho-
lie choir will also render several num-
bers.
While playing game OF scrub football
Alfred Fife, l5-year-Old son of Conductor
Fife. tripped and fell fracturing his left
wrist Both bones are broken and the in
jury is a very painful one.
The preliminary declamatory contest to
select representatives of the academy of
Idaho at the Idaho scholastic league
meeting at Twin Falls. took place We'd
uesday afternoon. Following Is the pro-
gram: "Spartacus to the Gladiators' -
Dell Sullivan; Love Of Country" Grace
Kerr; Death of Robespierre." George
Zamboni: vocal solo. Mrs. Minnie Burke
Hannifan; dramatic. His Mothers Ser
mOn." Nora MCManis: The Victor of
Narengo." Joseph Masero; Leah; the
FOrsaken." Ida Wellington; humorous
Putting up the Stove" Roy Fleischer;
Hans Trip 10 New York. VirgihO Cos
tcllini.
There was tie between Miss Kerr and
Mr.. Masero Miss Wellington was chosen
Boz the dramatic and NirgiliO CoStellinl
from the humorous.
Tuesday Afternoon Miss Carrie Hansen
of Idaho Falls was married 10 J. R Claw
son OF Pocatello. The ceremony was per
formed by Bishop Hendricks. The two
Young people are well known throughout
the state and the many friends wish them
much prosperity and happiness. They will
locate in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Leah Burnside of Shoshone county
superintendent Of schools in Lincoln
county. was a visitor in the city this
week