The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
P0CATELL0 HAPPENINGS.

Pocatello, Feb. 14-Miss Elsie Smith is
home from Montpelier, Ida. where she
visited with her sister.
Richard Douglas is home from busi-
ness trip to Boise.
Leland S. williams and Ruby Ander-
son, two popular young people OF Poca-
teiio, were married in ogden
DR.. William Cureton and Miss Jeanette
Harrington, a charming nurse, were quiet
ly married in Salt Lake The doctor Is
one of the most popular dentists here,
and the good wishes of the whole town
go TO him and his bride.
Mrs. Nellie Burbank is back from a
visit with friends in Salt lake.
W. y. McCaTty is home from an ex-
tended trip to Boise.
Workmen are busy installing machin-
cry in the new Jensen creamery. This
will be the largest creamery in the state
They will open the plant March I.
The new Lomss Dancing club held its
first dance at the Eagle hall. The CLUB
is composed Of fOrty-three members Of the
younger set
There has been a rumOr current that
| Ed J.. HOlzhGimer Of this city was sem
/ in Seattle the other day, but Sheriff John
/ Ellis mas not received any word Mr..
/ Holzheimer. who is g fugitive from JUS
| tice, has charges Of forgery asgregating
$4,000 hanging over him.
| A new pharmacy has been opened on
South First avenue by Drs- Dipple and
Ferguson of BlackfOot-
I DR.. W. A. Wright, division surgeon lot
/ the Short Line, who has been in Salt
4
ering from a broken hip sustained in
runaway here, will be home next week
! Hugh Wood of the Wood Livestock com
pany of Spencer. is mere visiting friends.
Miss May Reeves, the 16-year-old daugh-
| ter of Mrs. Jennie Reeves, widow Of the
late Judge Reeves, died Of pneumonia
The dead girl has been student at the
/ high school, and was loved by all who
/ knew her, and her death comes as sad
blow to all. Mrs. Reeves is seriously i'll
as 4 result Of the shock Of the childs
| death.
In a decidedly amateurish contest at the
Academy Of Idaho gym, the A of /; won
in basketball game from the Kicks
| academy Of RexbuTg by a score Of "A to ID
Green. Woods, Watson. Watson, Dayton
and Heath Academy: Reese, Cole, Bis
| line. Kessingen. Clendenning and Miller
Officials. McAuley and Embree-
F. A. Burg has gone to Lava Hot springs
to take the hot baths for time He is
suffering from sciatic rheumatism
The young people Of the L. d. S. church
are planning to give character ball on
February - On the same evening the
Retail Clerks union will give a grand
ball at MeNicols & Wright hall. -
A club of young men OF the city nave
taken over the management Of the Eagle
hall. and will give series or dancing
parties during the winter.
Mrs. G. Y. KIDD died Thursday or con-
sumption, leaving a husband and six
I, Mrs. Roland Holmes is in Salt Lake for
= | q Few days NlSlI-
B. Hicks is home from Sslt Lake,
where ne accompa lied his wife and little
. daughter. who have gone on the Elks
, excursion to Los Angeles.
A franchise has been granted TO the
independent Telephone company BY the
city OF Pocatello. The franchise is to ex-
! tend for fifty years $50 ceruiIed
, check has been deposited with me city
! to be forfeited If the company fails &c
begin work in ninety days and complete
the plant within year ,,
The local Eagles will give ninstIe
show the latter part of March. IL will be
, under the direction of President Frank
Seoiley-
: Miss Ruth Quigiey is home from a tive
weeks VISIT with friends in Righam City
col J. n. Ingersoil is back from a bust
! ness trip to Boise He expects to go tC
) Kansas City soon. and to remain there in
! definitely. 4.
, visiting relatives in POcatenO-
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith have takeI
m their residence in Twin Falls. whert
. Mr. Smith NH Nil 6 eo'nqIuct the moving p''
: Albert W Jones. ST. pioneer Tesldch
2 of Pooatello. died Of Rrishts disease
complicated by a recent paralytlc Stroke
Judge Jones was % years old lie va
. 2 native of England He is survived b.
: nine children, wife and brother an
sister. e rz.,,,
. gave grand ball Friday evening. In
4 Ran was profuseiy decorated with IN
= / class coIors green and white. and pen
z nants from numerous different school
: s.,5 colleges The numerals %. weT
= msde of green and white lights and wen
over twelve feet high The hall was file
to its capacity and a splendid time wa
bsd Nv ali The members Of the class are
Ida BisIine Bess Burnside. Ray Bisllne
ia Mont Cole. Elsie Hohenstein, Crac
Kerr. Lee Messenger. Mara Nc Aanis
Nsrv Nelson. Harold Parsons. Del Sulli
an Aivi1da Trapp and ida Wellington
: The patronesses Of the event we're Mrs.
: Miles T. Reed. Mrs Rupert SOr Relic
: Mrs. Carl Valentine Mrs. J. ". Slaush
|. ter, Mrs. Carl Valentine. Miss Fainter an
= - Mrs. P. R Dolman of Louisiana, No