The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-07-28
OAKLEY ITEMS

last.
They came over the Oregon Short
Line and returned with the outgoing
train. Had it been known that they
were coming a observation-disclosures
ing might have been arranged, and
as it was the Ball Game was in session
and few knew of their arrival.
We invite our neighbors to come
again and stay longer and meet our
people and see our country.
The Josephine Deffery Co. is enter
tanning Oakley's Theatre-goers with
the best productions ever presented
by a travelling troop in Oakley.
The players are well schooled in
their respective parts so that act and
word harmonic, and the delivery
therefore speaks for itself. They ex-
pect to close their entertainment on
Saturday night.
For Sale or Trade. A Two-Roomed
House, centrally located. Herald
Office will furnish reference.
Fresh Pork wanted at the Peoples
Union, Ice. per Id. dressed.
The little 16 months old daughter
Of j. F. and Primrose De La Mare,
died at the home of Jas. Whitby on
Saturday last.
The parents had returned recently
from trip in the Wood River Coun-
try and all were well and hearty. 1T
is said the mother was preparing to
come to Oakley when they found the
child had gone into another room of
the house and on going after her
found she was ailing. Medical aid
was sought but too late the child was
dead in less than an hour. The cause
of death is unknown.
Messrs. Parke and De Witt, of the
Burley Bulletin and Rupert Record,
respectively, were visitors in Oakley
during part of the Celebration. -.
Bp. l.. w. Robbins, w. G. Davis
and their wives and anumber of their
friends, all of Burley passed through
Oakley Thursday on their way home
from a two days outing in the noun
tains. They report good time.
Bp. Thos. Taylor of Malta attended
the Celebration the oath.
John Ragle was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Dayley and brought before
Justice Wilson on Thursday,for vulgar
indecent & profane language & $4,000
and 60 days in the County Jail.
H. j. Wells received an appoint
ment as guard at the State Peniten-
riary, on the 9th inst.
Representative d. A. baylor and
wife were among the visitors from
; Burley the last few days.
Don't you remember what an awful
time you had last year with your
binding Irvine? You can avoid all
loss of time and trouble caused by
poor Irvine, by using the Deering Sisal
Irvine. For sale at the Peoples Union
Oakley LIST Ward Sunday School
Conference was held last Sunday fore,
noon. M. o. Funk and Earl Whitley
Of the Stake Board were in attendance
Two Cars of Cattle were shipped
over the Idaho Southern today by
Jacob Schaffer.
These Cattle were purchased from
home producers.
R. L. Price, G. r. Northrop anC
Farley Matthews went on Fishing
} and Hunting Trip in the Mountain
last week. They report an excellen
time. A hail and rain storm came VI
and caught the party without thei
= coats on which dreEched them il
Hawaiian fashion, so that before
return to camp could be made the,
nearly froze.
This incident only sharpened thei
desife for he opposite side of Mount
ain lifeand was therefore almost for
q gotten in the freedom and pleasur
enjoyed in all the other incidents o
the trip, so they say.
;, The local management of the Be
Telephone hasreceived instructions t
extend their line on down Centre Ave
to Bp. Picketts and Mrs. Kate Samue
eo,,ie apJ oorocc tn Toe Dor,se TIL