The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-08-26

trip was made in Collins handsome
bus.
The Golden Rule Store wishes to an
nounce to the public that their place of
business will be open every Saturday at
ternoon to take care of such BUYERS as
find it inconvenient to trade at any other
time
] Mr.. Laney, an instructor in the
manual training department Of the
Cassia Stake Academy, arrived with
his family, and has taken up his res
idence in Meacham's new apartment
house.
The Oakley Dramatic Co. went to
Burley Tuesday, to play Master and
Man" in the opera house there.
There was large turnout, and Bur-
ley people speak highly of the play
and players.
The republican rally at the opera
house, Tuesday evening, had rous-
ing attendance, thirteen candidates
occupying the stage. Each of the
candidates addressed the meeting in
turn. their remarks receiving close
attention.
Geo. Koch, the genial butcher at
the Peoples Union store. has leased
Mrs. Kinney's seven-room residence
on Main street, and is living there
with his family. Mrs. Kinney has
moved to her ranch, three or four
miles from town.
Mrs. Geo. Koch and sons have
leased part of the lower floor Of the
Oakley Hotel, and will conduct an
excellent home bakery therein. They
have already begun business, and
the writer's family can testify as to
the excellence of their product.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt return home
to Twin Falls today, with their chill
dren and Miss Gertie Lynch, who ac-
companied them here. Baby Lucille
has fortunately entirely recovered,
thanks to the careful attention of
DR.. Oldham, Matron Buchanan and
Nurse Wixom.
The Misses Odetta and Rodetta
Critchheld were pleasant callers at
The Herald office Tuesday, in COM
pany with their sister, Miss Pearl
Critchheld. The Misses o. and T..
are twin baby girls three years old,
and just the most winsome little la
dies imaginable.
Contractors Chas. Uhlig and w. C.
White completed work on house
for Bishop A. G.. Smith of Marion
: Friday, and returned to Oakley.
, Messrs. Uhlig, Whittle and Cavaness
have taken the contract and begun
work on the fine new $4,000 residence
of r. l.. Wilson.
No little city in the state of like
size offers such educational advan-
tages as Oakley. Our citizens have
spared no expense in the erection of
buildings that are sanitary and COM
Portable and offer school home
that any town many times Oakley s
: size might well be proud of.
The Herald (the male part of it,
takes off its hat to the man who
meets his small obligations promptly
The man who realizes that negli-
gence in this respect may cause in
convenience to others, and forestalls
it. has been well trained and wei
raised, and is a gentleman by in
stinct.
Elmer Meacham has sold out his
interest in the Oakley planning mil
company, and will move to Salt Lake
to engage in business there. Elmer
is good man at his business, ano
The Herald wishes him all success in
his new field. The new firm will be
known as Ellerby & Erickson, and
will maintain the company's reputa-
ton for high-class work.
Captain George f. Bartlett, repre-
senting the Peters Cartridge Co., of
Cincinnati, will give an exhibition of
fancy Workmanship here on the 3lst
inst. Those interested are hereby
> advised that there will be a meeting
: at the Oakley Hardware Co.'S store
shortly after the arrival of the trair
i. on that day, when the whole party
will repair to the new townsite
where the exhibition will be held.