The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-05-31

Lucian Killian of Martin, is visit
ing his mother here.
Fernan Fackrell was over from
Boise this week.
Pelkey Bros. completed one of the
Page bungalos Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Kahler left Thursday
for visit at Salt Lake.
Collins barber shop has removed
into the State Bank building.
]. E. Good and family spent part
of last week in Idaho Falls the guests
of R. H. Katerndahl.
Charlie Bergman who was injured
in the auto accident recently, is able
to be out on crutches.
Mrs. Jess Crowley of Idaho Falls,
is spending few weeks with her
mother Mrs. Mary Marian, of this
city.
C. B. Wheeler and daughter May
were here Thursday decorating at the
cemetery.
John Clendenine came down from
Arco Wednesday and spent Thursday
visiting friends. He goes back to-
day.
Prof. and Mrs. Vincent left Thurs
day for Washington, Kansas, where
he will engage in normal school work
for month.
Clarence Bowen and wife of Bose.
have been visiting with her parents
on Lost river the past week. Mr..
Bowen went home Thursday.
Leonard O'Neil and Ray Ragan of
C. E. Kinney and Sons store, made
business trip to Idaho Falls last
Friday.
J. G. Stratford of the Gate City
Furniture Co. at Pocatello, was a
visitor in Blackfoot Wednesday morn
ing.
Ms. Voso and Mrs. Smith of Ar
co, have been visiting Mrs. Hans
brough and other friends and doing
some shopping here this week.
Little Marguerite Smith Of Ameri-
can Falls, is spending the week here
with her mother Mrs. Eva B. Smith,
and Mrs. Woodin.
This coming Monday, June 8, DR..
Scarborough, the eye-sight specialist
will be at the Cottage hotel to ex-
anime eyes and fit glasses. No charg-
es will be made for the examination.
Mrs. Ben Stark who has been WIS.,
iting for a couple of weeks with the
family of Naomi Willis, returned to
her home at Pocatello Thursday.
See DR.. Scarborough, the specialist,
at the Cottage hotel, Monday, June
8, if you wish your lenses changed
for ones that fit right and comfort
able
B. J. HUMPHREYS of Rigby, man
who was witness in the Jack Sayers
case, passed through town Thursday
enroute to Salt Lake.
Dave Wells Of. Mackay, was here
this week on his way home from the
Ogden and Lava hot springs.
Mrs. J. ]. Guheen gave delight
full luncheon Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Miss Berenice Palmer, the
penmanship teacher who is going to
her home at Cherington, Kansas, to
spend the summer vacation.
Guy Priest, the day operator at
Blackfoot, is taking an extended va
cation, and V. F. Wilkins the night
operator. takes his place.
d. w. Nichols was down from Mar
tin this week and reports that set
tiers under his project have lost their
case in which water rights were con-
tested, but will carry it up hoping
to win. Sam Morrison of Colfax,
Wash, is spending few weeks with
him at the ranch.
Mrs. F. G. Christ left Thursday to
visit relatives at ColfaX, Wash.
E. R. Hawley came down from
Clyde Wednesday.
When you have your eyes attended
by DR.. Scarborough you are taking no
J chances. He has been located in Ida
no Falls nearly six years. In that
time he has done work for great
number of the "big" men and women
of the valley. Those who are par
ticular about their eyes consult him.
J CAR OF BEES ARRIVED