The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-25
PocATELLo HAPPENINGS.
lsnecIsI Correspondencel


PocsteIlo. MAY 22-Pians are being COM
uleted 20 have a tE-elve-daY race meet
here, starting on July 6. Mr. Gleason.
treasurer OF the Utah Jockey club, is
piliing 10 finance the proposition
James Gather was shot and wounded
I'm the left leg BY Patrolman J. 7. VII
Hams, last evening, while endeavorlnS
20 escape arrest on q charge Of stealing
horses. The wound Is painful, but not
serious
BurgIa g entered the home Of Mr.. Dol
beer late Friday clght and secured a
watch. some rings and suit Of clothes.
Entrance was effected through the tran
som Of a rear door.
Earl P Whitlow and Miss Dora Coon,
both Of Pocatello. we're married by the
Rec Mr.. lawrence on Wednesday.
Dr.. J. II. Bean is in Salt Lake on busi-
ness.
Ray Page is in Logan for a brief visit
A p. Chaffee and Ray Wilson make
2 short business trip to Shoshone Falls
this week.
The Commercial cub Of PocateHo IS
boosting for a good road from POcatell0
10 BlaCkfoot. tt Is now assured thai
autos viii be allowed in the National
park and Pocateiin will be in line for
tourists.
steps have been taken to have Ban
mock exhibit at the Seattle fair
George Byrd Of Pocatello and Mss
Clara Bassett Of Boise were married by
the Rev. Woodruff at the home Of the
groom parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bush Livermore are
IN Boise visiting friends.
BOis Hicks has returned from Elko.
New. where he was on business for q
few weeks
G. Justems Of Grand Haven. Mich. Wis
tied his daughter, Miss Alberta Justema
last week.
Mrs. Gronville. who lives at the Ross
Fork Indian agency, entertained the Pc
catello Study league The Indian
scheme vas carried out in the decora-
tons and the luncheon. Those present
were: Mrs Rees, Mrs. Dietz and Miss
Palmer, of Ross Fork, and Mesdsmes
Frank Madden. Alex. Campbell. Edward
Gollet, George North, y. W StandrOd
r P. Sol Relic, NJ. Howard. Ashley Ly-
ons. Jennie Laughran. ID. W. Church.
Fred Barnes, Henry Higson. Earle White
Kepple, Bert Corliss. Glen Trout George
Derr, Mrs. Bateman, Fletcher Burrus,
George Green, Mrs Potter. J. G. Weeteri
George Gasser. Eugene Leonard and Gin
ton Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. r. ". JesIe will leave
shortly for Holloway Mimi, where they
will visit with Mr.. Jeske's sister, Jennie
who is ill.,
J. B Bisline has gone TO Andersonburg
with his father. They expect TO be gone
about six weeks.
Mrs Falk Of Anaconda Mont, accom-
panied by her daughter, Emma, are the
guests OF Mrs. ". n. McCaTty.
Mrs. d. Patrie OF Twin Falls is in the
city visiting with old friends.
" c. Turner and wife, from Salt
Lake. will make PocatellO their home
IN the future.
Miss Sill Tout returned from Smithfield
Utah where she visited with friends anc
relatives for two months.
Mrs. T. z. Carey is home from Idaho
Fails, where she visited the past week
with her sister. Miss Jennie Gallagan.
Mrs J. A. Kinney and son. Robert
have gone 10 Idaho Falls TO spend the
summer with Mrs. Kinney's mother, Mrs
c. c. Taulphaus
Fred Roulette of Pocatello Is now
stenographer in the office OF the vics
president of the o. r. & y. at Portland
Frank Scolly is home from Ogden
where he went to be treated for rheu-
matism.
A party of POcatello people took triT
to Ross Fork to see the Indians draw
their rstions. Rev. Woodruff chaperoncC
the party.