The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-07-15

and their families. All were fikeable
and pleasant gentlemen. and all, in
GLIDING Mr.. O'Neil. won the writer's
sincere liking and respect. Natur-
ally, pending knowledge of .pQliticai
conditions in Idaho, the writer's
personal leaning is toward O'Neil.
1t is not often that the writer has
to apologize to the public for a typo
graphical error, first, because he
does not have 20 many in articles of
his own setting, and second, because
there is but one or two Of the gen.
eral public besides Haywood. of the
Weeter Lumber Co., who make a
practice of searching them out. But
one in last weeks writeup of the
business Of the town. it seems to the
writer, calls for either an apology or
an excursion into the tall grass. In
speaking of DR.. Lowe, the type said
he was the "mapor" of the town. in.
stead of the mayor. as he is. DR..
Lowe is not mapor---whatever that
is---but good, up-to-date dentist
and an all-round hustler for the
towns adv ncement.
In speaking to a business man OF
the town this week, regarding ad.
vertising, the writer was told that
he would like to, you know, but re.
ally business was bad with him. and
he really couldn't afford it. IA
would like to patronize the town pa
per, ETC., ETC., ETC., until through
stress of emotion the writer tainted
away. When he recovered, he re
membered, first, that he was mo-
asking something for nothing; sec
ond, that the Herald as an institution
is not dependent upon charity; third
that if the man spoke the truth re
garding his part'c a. business, i
was because, if h, advertised at a
it was systematically and withou
system, or in some paper published
at Dubuque or Kalamazoo. "Ev
eryone knows Pm here, so what
the use of me advertising?" Every
one worth while knows the write
and his family are here, and he ha
spent many dollars for things he dit
not really need, in these non-adver
tising concerns.
Mrs. U. ]. Mcbride, who has been il
Burnley for the past week in attend
ance on the little daughter of her sor
Robert, who has been i'll, returned HON
Tuesday. The child is improving, an,
in fair way of recovery.
Marion Mcbride and wife, formerl
Miss Ruby Garner, favorably known T.
the patrons of the Home Hotel, have re-
turned from California, and are maxim
their home at the Home Hotel, conduc
ed by Mr. McBride's mother. Til
young couple were married April and, i
Ogden, and The Herald joins their man
friends in wishing them much Happiness
in their welded life.
Miss Ship went to Marion on Thur,
days stage, to instruct class in yoic
culture which she has organized Their
She returned to Oakley in the evening
: Mrs. Geo Koch, who has been visi
ing her husband here for the past weel
returned Wednesday to their form,
home in Jackson, to prepare for mo
ing their family and household effec
to Oakley, which they will make the
; future home.
The local dramatic company will gi,
: the play, "Foggs Ferry" at the opel
house here Saturday evening, July g.
The Oakley Hardware company, tn
J.. week sold gasoline engines and washir
> machine outfits to VIM. Gray and Me-
4 ell Dayley.
For all kinds of plumbing. steam-hes
E ing fitting and tin work, call on Oakl'
s Hardware company before you let yo'
r contract. All work guaranteed.
: Friday Special at Mrs. Halverson
Regular sr.7s. Corsets at tI.oo for OF
day, only Friday July 18th. Don't forg
to get a pair. These are the celebrate
Henderson Corsets, none better made.
Hurrah for the grand pioneer celebr
ton but, hold on; how about that ne
, suit or new dress you have been promi
ing yourself or the childrenl Now
your chance for 4 bIrgan n. Seer 6
knowing. Let us show you. People
Union, Ltd.
Franklin ID. Robinson and wife, frol
Albion, visited in Oakley Saturday An
Sunday Mr.. Robinson is at preser
! employed in the Albion Nero. Co.'S stor
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