The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-14
P0CATELL0 HAPPENINGS.

Pocatero. Ida. June PA building
boom has been inaugurated in PocatellO.
Two Of the biggest contracts of years
were awarded this week. One, the store
department of the Oregon Short Line.
will cost $4,000. and the other. a three
stored brick block for Phil St Marie,
will cost $4,000. Other buildings which
are being completed are the wing on the
girls dormitory at the Academy of Idaho,
the new McCracken theatre, the new o.
s. L. oil house, the new WOOGmen build
ing and the new Eagles building. beside
many dwellings on the east side.
Mrs. c. V. Potter. at one time assistant
head matrOn in company \. division of
the Red Cross society, died here this
week Mr.. and Mrs. Foster saw eighteen
months active service in the Philippines.
She was q years old and leaves a husband
and one little son aged 5 years.
John J. Guheen formerly attorney gen
eral Of Idaho. now receiver of the United
States land office at BlackfOOt. Ida. and
ried at the St. Josephs Catholic church
at 9 O'Clock Monday morning.
The swimming pool at the Y. N. c. A.
has been enameled and was reopened this
week.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star in Poca-
tellc sent the following delegates to the
convention I'm Idaho Falls; Mrs. Mary
| O'Melveney, Mrs. Simon Lewis. Mrs n.
w McCarty. Mrs. z. G. Howde. Mrs
Sarah Reeves. Mrs. Z. J. Doibeer and
Miss Maud Kelley
Mrs A z. Reed Of Oklahoma is here
to spend the summer with her sister. Mrs.
F. G. Gallet.
Rev. Lawrence and family spent a few
days Of this week in Salt Lake. where he
visited with his son. who is en- route from
California to Chicago.
Miss Gertrude Kinney is home from
Twin Falls whore she taught school this
winter. She will spend the summer in
Hanna, WyO
ter. Mrs simon Lewis. returned hom'
this week accompanied by her grand
dauglter Lotto Lewis.
Mrs. Fred Dubois Of BlackfoOt. wife Of
former Senator Dubois. returned TO her
home after visiting a few days with Mrs.
George II. North.
Miss Vera Phelps and Miss Adelina
Handon are spending few days in Ma
lad
H c. Guild of DAYTON. New. has re-
turned to his home after visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. slingsrland, Of Pocateilo.
Mrs Maggie OusP. wife Of Engineer
O-5Se died after a brief illness.
Llovd Snodgrass and wife have gone
to Tennessee and Springfield, No, for q
Miss Josephine Smith has gone TO Seat
lie Later she will go 70 Spokane. where
she viii reside permanently.
William Wsllin Of tine Tribune has gone
to the fair at Seattle.
The PocsteIio circle No. l. Ladies Of the
frrGT70 Army was AilHLfLllLHl DE AlTS. hat
lie Williams Of Kansas CITY. The follow
ing officers were elected: President. Yer
ME Weatherman: ssr'or vice Eva Smith
Junior vice ArIie Shauenherger: chap
lain Mary ElwelI; IT asurer Eva Davies.
Julia Christie. conductor; guard. Amelia
fischer
This week was commencement week at
the Academy Of Idaho. class of twelve
was graduated. the largest cas- IN the
history of the institution. as follows:
Grace G.. Kerr Mora NJ. McNanis. Harold
Elmer Parsons. Mary T.. Nelson. Alwilda
Tram. Del Sullivan El0ise HohenStein,
lee EeSsing-r Ida Bislfne Ida Woffirg z
ton. Raw Bisl'ne and la Mont Cole The
class nlav was Anne ~ Old Salem %
witch Tda W0ffirgt0n IN tn title role and
Raw Bisline al leading man.