The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-04-20

II PHONE lI3 BLACK
The Kimball and Presto baseball
teams Wed with one another Sunday
for the honors of the diamond, play
ing six innings which resulted in a
score of six to six.
A little child was born to Bishop
w. B. Taylor and wife of Kimball,
last Sunday evening, and now the
bishop wears long, broad smile that
the cold snap does not effect.
Mrs. Ralph Osborn, Of Mackay, wife
of Superintendent Osborn, of the
White Knob Copper Mine, visited at
the home of R. J. Osborn, in this city
Tuesday while Ell route home from
Salt Lake.
Rev. c. A. Edwards attended
meeting of the ministers in Pocatello
Tuesday for the purpose of arranging
program for the District M. E. con-
vention to be held in Pocatello in
June.
The Pioneer Drug store has put on
front of many colors, the handiwork
of that firm of daubers, Barker, WAL
len & Co., and since the application
0SA Lo <1o c%C
very pleasing appearance.
On Saturday, the 29th of April, the
First Ward Relief society will hold Ia
fair in the Cutler building on Bridge
street, just west OF the Shelley Mer-
camille. All kinds of useful articles
will be ON sale, also ice cream, cake
and meat pies. Come one, come all.
Mrs. C. Wright and Mrs. Henry
Simmons We're in Pocatello Tuesday,
accompanying that far Mrs. Wrights
daughter, Mrs. Cliff Hayes of Idaho
Falls, who is leaving for visit in
Cleveland, Tenn.
]. D. Ryan, who recently returned
to this city after an absence of sew
eral months and who has been en-
ployed in the asylum since his re-
turn, left Monday moning for Poca-
tello, where he will enter the en-
ploy of Fred Murphey.
Attorney D. Worth Clarke, of Poca-
tello, was "a visitor in town Monday,
coming here to attend the spring
term of district court, but as the time
of holding this term of court has
been postponed until May %, Mr..
Clarke returned to the Gate City on
the next train.
The court house lawn is being
pIlowed and leveled, preparatory to
: seeding it down. This is right
move as the lawn has not been par
ticularly attractive for some time
The old walk, running Nagonally
across the lawn has been done away
with and the pedestrian must now
make square corners in traversing
the yard.
Miss Agnes Hunter, who has been
a sufferer from blood poisoning fol
several moths, returned from Salt
Lake last week, entirely recovered
The bandages have been removed
: from her hand which was affected
and she has complete use of hel
thumb AT one time it was thought
that Miss Hunter would lose the eli
tire use OF the member affected.
;, Dr. A. E. Won Harten, of the Hawk
I eye Optical Co., Idaho Falls, will b.
at the Cottge HOTEL Thursday art
Friday, April n and 20, for the pur
pose of attending all conditions o
3 eye strain. All former patients arr
asked to come early for your changes
Y and, if you have friends needing carr
to the eyes, kindly mention my worl
to them.
AiItAS MloS Juia OiAAioAH' "iio "a
. the misfortune to fall and hurt her
y self quite severely last week, under
r. went AN operation at the hospital
and is gradually recovering. The in
" jury to her head has proven most Sc
II we're and the little girl who has VOL
way into the hearts of large nun
Der of people in Blackfoot, came yer
near going to the Happy PLAYGROUND
II where childish troubles are unknown
a Nj. A. Clarke, better known as "Al
h Clarke, has LEASED a hotel for tn
# summer located at Herman, ldaho,il
: the Gray's Lake country, and LEI
r for that place last week His famil