The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-07-01
Mrs. u. j. Mcbride,
Matron of General Hospital at Oakley

Miss Bertha Samuelson, daughter of
Mrs. Catherine Samuelson, began
this week to learn typesetting in the
Herald office. Miss Bertha is bright
and teachable, and the management
expects her to develop into valuable
employe.
Que of Davidson & Collins teams
took fright Monday, while awaiting
at the depot for a load, and tore up
the road in frantic endeavor to get
somewhere else. they got there with
out doing any particular damage,
except to their drivers feelings.
Contractor Charles Uhlig, while
working on Dave Walkers house, on
Goose creek, about mile and half
from town, cut his arm badly with
chisel which he was using, Tuesday
morning. He came to town and had
the wound attended to.
Cashier j B. Randall, of Oakley
State Bank, returned last Saturday
from Idaho Falls where he has been
attending the meeting IF the State
Bankers Association. H e reports
large attendance and considerable
important business transacted.
John Caufeeld is hauling rock for
the foundation of the splendid new
residence Bishop Haight is building
on his land in the new TOWNSHIP The
house will be of brick, with pressed
brick front: and will be one of the
finest in Oakley. Long Bros, of
Burley, have the contract.
Just received, direct from New York,
fine assortment of ladies' one-piece
dresses, silks, grass cloths and dimities.
?, hese are the most up-todate gowns
ever shown in Oakley Ranging in price
from s. 50 to Saa.5o Call at Mrs Hal
verson's millinery store the place where,
tits a pleasure to show goods, and see
these dresses. It is well worth while
Mrs. Fanny Kearl, of Garden City,
Utah, ii visiting in Oakley, the guest
of her sister, Mrs A. c. Worthing-
ton. She is accompanied by h e r
daughter and husband Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Weston, of the same place,
who are also guests at the Worthing-
ton home.
Notice the announcements of can
didacy Of b. F Wilson and John d.
Livingston for county offices in this
weeks issue of the Herald. Glenn
M. Dewey's andGeorge A. Smiths
announcements have been in for sew
eral weeks. We bespeak for all can
didates just and fair consideration.
Geo. H. Handy and wife, formerly
Mrs. Curtis, nee Samuelson. are visit
ing with Mrs. Handy's mother, Mrs.
Catherine Samuelson. They expect
to remain until October. Mr.. Handy
has just graduated from California
school of osteopathy, and his future
professional location is as yet unde-
termlned
Oakley will celebrate all by her
lonesome, after all. Though our
celebration was decided upon too
late for adequate advertisement
other than the programs insertion
! in this issue, we have no doubt that
the gentlemen having the affair in
charge will give the people who visit
Oakley on the Fourth good run for
their money.
The General Hospital has secured
the services of Mrs. u. j. Mcbride
as matron. Mrs. Mcbride is the
right person in the right place. She
is trained nurse of twenty years
experience, and in her practice has
added over 500 to the population of
, Oakley, and has been known as the
most successful nurse in Cassia coun-
ty The affairs of the hospital and
the welfare of the patients will be
safe in her hands.