The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-07-22

MIS-. MELISSA 1Tlllln, OF Ddll LANE
CITY. a sister Of Mrs. A. A. Tanner, |
and three of her daughters, Vera,
Ina and the baby, are visiting with |
Mrs. Tanner at Locust.
Miss Marilla Tracy of Basin is as
sisting in the Red Cross Pharmacy |
during the busy celebration time.
Mrs Boiler, recently from the east,
has taken service in the store, also.
Tommy Simpson, lately employed
on Joseph Meacham's new apartment |
house, received a telegram Tuesday
morning that his father had died at
Parker, Ida, and left on the after
noon train for that place.
w. V. Marcus paid The Herald
office pleasant call Monday, and
subscribed for The Herald himself
and placed conditional order for
copies to be forwarded to relatives
in his home town back east.
The Weeter Lumber Co., K. V.
Gorringe, harness and saddle manu-
facturer, the Red Cross Pharmacy
and The Herald h a d customers
checks Of the Oakley State Bank
printed at The Herald office this
week.
John l.. Smith, esq.,, will lecture
at the M. |. A. meeting Sunday even
ing, July "a His subject will be:
cold Mexico; It's People, Customs
and Conditions" 1t promises to be
very interesting, and everyone should
attend.
Through misunderstanding last
week The Herald included the Red
Cross Pharmacy as among the bust
ness houses which had agreed to
close at p. m. on Saturdays until
further notice. None of the drug
stores will close on Saturdays.
Twins were born to the wife of
Mr.. John Rose of Murtaugh, Ida,
Monday morning, at the Oakley Gen
eral hospital, girl Of 7 pounds and
boy of 8 pounds weight. Both
were fine, healthy children, and they
and the mother are doing well.
Rutger Price, the young son OF
John N. Price, had the little finger
on his left hand pretty badly torn
the latter part of last week, by hav-
ing it caught in a pulley, while help
ing lower tree which Mr.. Harper
had cut and was lowering with
tackle.
Messrs d. F. Rim and C. Bingham,
of the Rim Bingham Advertising
Co., who have been here this week
under contract with The Herald for
Oakley's business exploitation, left
Wednesday for Twin Falls, where
they are under similar contract with
the Times.
DR.. G. w. Rudolph, the Burley
veterinarian, was in Oakley Friday
and Saturday Of last week, on bust
ness. DR.. Rudolph is A No. l in his
business, and has had excellent sue
cess in attending to the physical all
ments of the equine population of
this locality.
The Oakley Silver Band will regale
residents and visiting strangers with
some of their choicest selection, at a
serenade on the Worthington lawn
Friday evening All should hear it,
as the band is proficient and under
able leadership, and the selections
will be choice and in good taste.
At an adjourned meeting of the
council held Tuesday evening the
resignation of Marshal Webb was
acted upon and accepted, and S. D..
Bailey appointed to fill the vacany
Mr.. Bailey is we'll known aud popu-
lar, and will no doubt perform the
duties of his office with courage and
discretion.
The ball game last Saturday, be-
tween the First and Fourth ward
clubs, resulted in a score of 16 to 2.
The vanquished just did miss win
ming the nickname of "the Bryan
club" The near-professional play
ing of Bookkeeper Tucker of the
Oakley State Bank was one of the
features of the game.
The Golden Rule Store wishes to an
nounce to the public that their place OF
business will be open every Saturday af-
ternoon to take care of such buyers as