The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-15
P0CATELLO NEWS NOTES,

Pocatello. Ida March 12.-Superintend-
ent George H Olmstead of the Montana
division of the Oregon Short Line took
an inspection trip of the north this week.
To honor the arrival in Pocatello of Mr.
Richardson, the new general secretary of
the local Y. NJ. c. A. and his family, the
members Of the association have prepared
an excellent program and social The
program is as follows: Piano solo. Mrs
Steeiy; vocal solo. Miss Hunter: speech
Rev Woodruff, violin solo, Drew Stand
rod; speech. Rev. Hermiston; vocal solo,
Mrs. Weeter: reading, Miss DAILY: cello
solo. Mr.. Brown; piano solo, Mr.. Bill
meyer; speech. Mr. COngdon; solo, G. p.
Daniels; reading. Mrs. Hermiston; violin
solo, Virgil Lemm; speech. Rev. Hunt;
either solo, Mr.. Vollcker; response, Mr..
Richardson
Miss Belle Stoker departed for Ogden,
where she will make an extended visit.
Reuben Tavern Slack. aged Il, and Miss
Caroline Christensen. aged 10, both of
POcatello. were married The consent Of
the parents accompanied the application
for q license.
John Royle, an o. s L. dispatcher. is
i'll with bad attack of the grip.
Mrs. Roland w Holmes has returned
from visit to Salt Lake and Park City
Miss Chloe Radon returned with her and
Will make an extended visit here.
Mrs. J. N Breeze is visiting her son. AL
Breeze. She is accompanied by her daugh-
ter Blanche
Mrs Carl Brown of Blackfoof is visit
ing her mother, Mrs Jennie Laughran.
Mrs. Ed /, HolzheiIher has returned TO
Boise
Miss Agnes Riley has gone to Denver.
where she will spend some time in the
medical college. learning the profession
of trained nurse.
Mrs. George Jackson, a full 0ioOded
BannOck Indian woman. died on her hus
bands ranch. Contrary to tribe tradi-
tons. she will be buried by an undertaken.
She leaves two children.
The Lotus Dancing club will give a
grand ball on st. Patrick's day together
with the Order of Railway FiTemen, at
McNichols q Wright hall.
Theodore Turner, United States COM
missioner for this district. returned to
Pocatello from the Bancroft office Of the
Bannock Abstract company.
Lee Harper Walker is back from Ogden
G. +. Wood Of the Salt Lake Tribune
was . Pocatello visitor this week.
Will Diilman is here visiting his wife
He now lives at Cheyenne, Wyo
r. J. Hayes. chairman of the Repub-
lican central committee, is home from
Boise, where he attended the session of
the Legislature
Mrs. NJ. E. Huges entertained at lunch,
con Thursday afternoon in honor of her
guest. Miss Fan Palmer of Boise. She
was assisted by Mrs. Edna Jones
. Charles Odenberk Of Batavia y Y
visited with his friends. Ed and viii
DOnnelly, while en- route to Butte. Mont
Mrs. G. K. Harris of Ogden is in Poca-
teio visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. g. J. Cunningham, whose little
son is very i'll with the measles.
Miss Jennie Gallagan of Idaho Falls is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Tom Carey.
Mrs. L. Bush Livermore has left for
a visit in Idaho Falls with Mrs. Charles
Sumner.
Mrs Morrison of Colfax. Wash. is Wis
iting her daugher, Mrs. Ollie Cooper.
Eugene Harrison, son of +. d. Harrison.
has returned from Switzerland, where he
of the mission at that point.
Oril. son of W. J. West, is very i'll with
the scarlet fever
The infant daughter of NJ c Cochran
died Sunday morning.
Miss Sidonia Ferguson of Idaho Falls
is visiting her parents here.
Mrs. J. r. Fletcher of Montpelier Is the
guest of Mrs. \. NJ. Miller
3. 3. CoFless, manager of the Jensen
creamery. returned from a business trip
to Gentle valley Friday.
A O. Pfafflin of Salt Lake was up see
ing old friends this week.
Right Rev. Bishop Funston of the Epis-
copal diocese Of Idaho came from Boise
and spent the week here.