The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
P0CATELL0 NEWS NOTES

Pocatelio, Ida, Jan. 23-The Ladies
Auxiliary of the 3. of R. T. gave a most
enjoyable surprise party at the home of
Mrs. Grace Bassett. She was presented
work delightful time IS reported by
all. Mrs. Bassett is the retiring mistress
of Portneuf lodge No. 20.
Miss Carolyn jenkins of McCammOn Is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. 5. s. Fergu-
son. Miss jenkins viii leave for an ex-
tended visit in California in the near fu-
ture.
K. p. Brown and wife are here from
Blsckfoot, visiting Mrs. Browns mother,
Mrs. Loughr6n.
The new officers elected at the annual
meeting of the members OF the First Con-
gregational church were. Clerk, DR.. r. W.
Howard: treasurer. W. A. Jones; trustees.
Messrs. GOsser, McHan, StandrOd, Weed
and Caldwell.
Mrs. t. A. Bartlett has returned from
Boise, where she has been visiting her
sister. she was accompanied by her son
George.
HaTbert Carrigan of Salt Lake, but for
merly of Pocatello, was a visitor in the
city en- route from Denver to the coast
The young son Of J. J. Hull is i'll with
Miss Elsie Smith Of Spokane. Wash.
is visiting with her mother and sister
Fred Austerland and wife have returned
to their home in Iowa to reside perma-
nently.
left for New York, where they will en-
Harry and Otto MuehIen. sons Of Pro
lessor Muehien, are visiting IN salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. George Gogou are Poca-
tello visitors.
The dead body of an Indian was dis.
covered on the road to the Fort Han
homestead tract. at q point about I0uc
miles north of town. by Mrs. *. L. Wallin
and Mrs. Jacobson. Frank Caldwell su-
perintendent Of the Ross Fork agency
reports that the dead Indian was Arthur
TYLER a well known BannCck. aged ABOUT
20 wears. vino had for some true been
addicted to drink. He was with Miss En-
ma Rainey. the Indian girl from this city
who is starring in "A Modern POcahOn-
At a meeting Of the Pocatell0 CONNER
ciaI club d. ". Church. cashier OF the
Banuoek National bank. was elected pres
dent and Fletcher Burrus- secretary
Mrs William Dillman is IN Pocateil5
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Davis and son have
left for visit with J. F. Ross in Doug
One Of the joliiest events of the sea-
son was the dance given by the Swastiks
club Friday evening.
r o. Heise of the HeiSe Hot Springs
on Snake river, was a business VISITOR
this week. ...s
in sheep in Idaho. left for his home IN
GEORGE s Walker. secretary Of the Ma
tionai Wool Growers association, has re-
turned TO his home in Cheyenne, Wyo.,
his business here being competed
The twentieth Century Dancing Clue
will give another of their delightful
dances at Eagles hail Tuesday evening.
Arrangements have been complIted for
a charity ball. to be given Tor the osne-
Fit ~ the PocateIIo General hospital fund
some tine in April. 1t promises to De
a great event. .~..,- n.
The Misses Margaret and Hattie Bur-
rows haze sold their business here and
v-iil move to Boise to reside.
George Munroe was q visitor in the city
this week. =.
Misses Lillian and Mabel Thompson Wis
tied with pocatellO friends for couple
of davs. They are from Blackfoot.
James Morley and Ellen Mary walton
were married at the l.. p. 5 church