The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-07
P0CATELL0 NEWS NOTES.

Poeateno. Ida, Feb. 5-Mrs. George
Green is home from Biackfoot, where she
visited with Mrs. J. c. Brown
Mrs. I'd l. HOlzheimeT and m0theT-in-
Law, Mrs. Eliza HolzheimeT, returned TO
POcatello last Monday from Boise.
Maggie Smoot Ryan, beloved wife Of
George Ryan of Pocatello, died Sunday
morning at o'clock Of heart failure. Mrs.
Ryan was relative of United States Sen
ator Reed Smoot
Former superintendent George Ohm
stead who was superintendent of the
Idaho division, is now in charge OF the
Montana division. He has not yet fully
recovered from his operation performed
in Salt Lake, but hopes to be himself
Major and Mrs. Frank Caldwell came
down from Ross Fork Indian agency this
week to spend some time here with
Mrs. Boyd and children have gone to
Lewiston. Ida, to visit a week or 50 VIII
her sister, Mrs Redwine Co.,
Ex-AttoTney General John j. Guheea
came from Boise this week TO visit
friends. MIR. Guheen has been appointed
register of the land office at Blackfoot-
Miss Marie Jones has accepted a posi-
ton with the Idaho Southern Railway at
Gooding and has taken up her residence
there,
Bishop and Mrs. NJ. A. Hendricks. Mes
DANES Richard Douglas and Daniel He
mer Superintendent lie Roy Harrison and
Secretary W. c. Crookston of the Poca-
telle stake board of the L. ID. 5. church,
spent Sunday at Downey, where they con-
Quoted a district convention.
w A. samms has retired from the
management of tbs opera house and has
been succeeded By Alex. Murray. nephew
of James A. Murray of Butte, who owns
the theatre
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Marley re-
turned the first part Of the week from
their honeymoon trip to the old home OF
Mr.. Marley in New Haven. Conn Mrs.
Marley was Miss Ellen L. Reeves OF 20
catello.
Otto Worrel was pleasantly surprised
ednesday evening by a party Of friends
over twenty were present and the even ven
and music, after which a delightful
luncheon was served.
William white has gone for q months
visit with his wife and child IN London,
Mrs. Charles Mum will make her future
home in North Yakima, Wash, she VIII
leave early next week for there.
BENJAMIN Bisline, father of ]. Nj. and ],
B. Bisline of this city, is III with typhoid
Judge standrod is in Chicago on bush
ness.
Methodist church Of Poeateilo, lectured
on the subject of ''UnCroWned Kings in
Idaho Falls. Rev Woodruff Is meeting
with marked success
A CORPS of Short Line engineers are in
the field between Mecammon and Poea-
teIIO surveying for a double track Inc
traffic over this stretch Of thirty miles
has grown so heavy that auadTuple line
of steel is demanded
Albert W. Lee. who for some time has
been in the office Of General Superinten-
dent j. NJ. Davis of salt Lake has sue
ceeded James Gray as chief clerk m the
office of the superintendent OF the Mon
Robert ]. Hayes is in Boise on business.
w J. Harvey and J. WeeteT have gone
to Spokane to attend the convention OF
lumberTnen which is to be held there.
on Friday evening, Feb. y, the services
of the Academy of Idaho will hold their
annual hop at McNichols & Wright hail.
Invitations have been sent and this prom
ises to be one of the finest events of the
season The patronesses of the event will
be Mesdames Miles L. Reed, Rupert S.
Relic c. A Valentine, J. W. Slaughter
and the Misses s A. Taintor and Alice
DAILY.
There has been no trace found of A. l..
Hoizheimer, who is wanted in Pocatello
of charges of fOTgeFies azgTegating $4,000.
1t is supposed Mr.. Holzheimer is in Can
ada He was legislative representative
from BaDnoek county
The members of POeateliO council No.
Ss2 Knights of Columbus, gave a jolly
dance that was well attended this week.
A. W. Jones is very i'll at his home here
and his relatives have been summoned
to his bedside.
Dr. H. A. Castle is home from trip to
Salt Lake
". n MccaTty went to Boise for
short business trip
Colonel I. NJ, IngersoH returned from an
extended eastern trip spent in Kansas
City, Washington, D. G., for the most part.
William Besn and wife of Nyassa Ore.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Smith.
There has been an appropriation of s46,
COO for the improvements OF the Academy
Of Idaho.
Mrs. Nettie Davenport and daughter Mil
dred have gone to Los Angeles to spend
the winter with Mrs. r. C Davis
The handsome illuminated shield used
during the wool growers convention here
has been presented to the national ssso-
citation. The shield was the idea of Leon
r. Molinelli. the ieweieT.
Mrs. c. T. n. Doux Is I'm American Falls,
the guest of Mrs. ". II PhilbTick.
John Priest is very ill.,
Dr. William furet0n went to Salt Lake
on a mission OF business and PLEASURE.
News comes OF the death Of Frank
Brown, member of the Georgia Harper