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

wrappers printed at The Herald Of
Ace last week, in which to enclose
butter like mother used to make.
Miss Webb, who formerly taught |
school, arrived here the latter part |
Of last week, in company with Mrs.
DR.. Aaron, nee Worthington. Miss
Webb will take part in the cast Of
"Fogg's Ferry" the play to be given
here on the 23d inst.
Mrs. Ruth Harper returned to
her home in Pocatello Wednesday,
after a weeks visit with her hus-
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. |
Harper. Her husband will remain
here for the present, probably un-
til fall, when he will join her in
Pocatello, where they will make
their future home.
Sam Worthington's bright little
2-year-old son died last Friday morn
ing, and was buried Saturday after
noon. The little fellow was favor
lite with everyone, and all who knew
him regard his loss as personal af-
Fiction. The Herald joins with
the many friends in extending sin
cere sympathy to the bereaved fam
lily.
Miss Tuttle's class in the Fourth
ward Sunday school went on a fish
ing trip to Cottonwood creek, Tues
day, and had lovely time. but we
have not heard of warrants being
sworn against any of them for
catching more fish than the law al
lowed. Mrs. Thomas and Miss Int
tie accompanied the youngsters.
H. H. Smith, the artist photog-
rapher, is doing fine work and is
being kept busy all the time. Mr..
Smith is fine in his business and his
work cannot be excelled in many of
the studios in the larger cities. 1.-THE
Sarony Of the West" will not be in
applicable as applied to Mr.. Smith, if
the years in their passage bring
him added dexterity in his chosen
art.
John L. Smith, a longtime resident
of Oakley, but who for some time
past has been in Old Mexico, s
manager of an oil company in which
he is interested, returned here last
week, to visit his family, who re-
manned here while he was looking
after his business interests in the
land of Montezuma. Mr.. Smith will
return to Mexico after a short visit
here.
w. G.. Davidson has returned to
his home near Blackfoot, after Wis
it with his sons family here. Mr..
Davidson is an oldtime mining man
and prospector, and genial an d
whole souled as that fraternity inva-
riably is. His wife. Mrs. Jane Da.
wilson, visited here with him, anc
returned with him to their home
The Herald wishes him the best OF
good luck, and that he may strike 9
good ledge of the finest outcropping:
Of the mother lode.
Mrs. May Beesley. from Pocatello
opens school for dressmaking il
this city next Monday. Mrs. Bees
ley comes with the highest recon
mendation, and is bright and capa
BILE. and seems thoroughly equipped
for the line in which she is engaged
The hours of tuition will be from
to S, and the monthly rate Of tuition
will be $25. The school room will b.
. the store room in the front of thu
Hannberg building, and the school,
position as an acknowledged factor
in the towns business life is depend
ent solely upon the encouragement
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Strong, for
merly with the Taylor Stock Co.
which played a weeks satisfactory
engagement here a few months ago
before disbauding for the season
arrived in Oakley Sunday, from
T vim Falls, where they were engaged
in organizing that city's Fourth OF
July celebration. Mr.. Strong has
engaged to handle Oakley's dramatic
company for work during the ami
versary holiday of the oath inst, in
company with Mrs. DR.. Aaron, who
arrived from Twin Falls the latter
part of last week, to help the loca
Thespians in their work. They arr