The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-09
Local and Personal.

FOR SALE-A fine driving team,
harness and buggy. j. B. Randall.
The Fourth Ward M. |. A. will
present Dora Thorne at the opera
house Friday evening, Dec. %.
Cash paid for hides and furs at the
Golden Rule Store, Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Clayton of
Marion, and their two bright little
ones, were callers at the Herald
yesterday
For pains in the side or chest dampen
piece of flannel with Chamberlain
inimeM and bind it on over the seat of
pam. There is nothing better. For sale
Ly Oakley Pharmacy.
Err. Tuttle was visito to Bar
sin Tuesday, on Peoples Union bust
ness.
Cash paid for hides and furs at the
G jlden Rule Store, oakley.
Edward H. Hale was in Rupert
Monday, on business.
VIM. War; and VIM. Martin were
in Oakley from Marion Tuesday, on
business
Jacob Dayley and Earle Whitley
made business trip to Burley Tues
day.
Jno H. Fairchild, the popular and
enterprising general merchant of
Basin was a pleasant caller at the
Herald office Tuesday,
The Idaho Drug Co. has sold out its
entire drug stock. However, the
Worthington Drug Co., directly OPP
posite is presided over by skilled
pharmacists, keep purest and fresh
est drugs, and will continue to give
you the very best service.
DR.. 0. M Drake, Bosses well |
known eye specialist, was in Oakley
this week, accompanied by his part
ner, Dr. |. H. Rogers, the business
at present requiring the attention of
both gentlemen, who are reliable |
and strictly first-class in their line.
Call at C. +. Davidson, the Tail
or's, and inquire about that $50 out
fit. Everyone has chance. You
may gain this valuable Christmas
gift. Call and inquire about it.
E. 7. Sumner, the barber, has re-
turned from his business trip east,
and wishess to notify his old patrons
and all others that he is again ready
to give them hrst-cass work.
Jno. Larson, from Island trans
acted business in Oakley Tuesday.
R.T. Olson returned recently from
an extended trip to California and
various Utah points. Mr. Olson's
wife and family, who accompanied
him. returned with him to Oakley.
Mesdames B. F. Wilson, Betsy H.
Tracy, Augusta Fairchild and Lii
liam Mcbride of Oakley, and Nettie
Samuelson of Locust, and Della
Clayton of Marion, are lovely but
ter makers-er, at least, they are
makers of lovely butter, for which
they had wrappers printed at the
Herald this week
Jno. A. Southworth visited Bur-
ley this week. Mr.. S. has 100 acres
of fine land which he is having
cleared near that place.
The Peoples Union new delivery
wagon is now running, and they
Will gladlH deliver all purchases
made at their store.
The Cassia Stake Academy is in
session each day, but must conduct
in rather makeshift way for a
few days, or until the repairs for the
boiler are received from the St.
Louis makers. The higher classes
are temporarily domiciled in the
Fourth ward meeting house and the
preparatory department at the Re
lief Society's hall.
Since putting in type mention of
the demise of Mrs. John DeLamar,
at Marion, we have learned that de-
ceased is survived by her husband,
one daughter, Mrs. May Smith, and
five sons, Robert, Frank, Thurman,
MILFORD and La Grande, Robert be-
ing at present absent on mission.