The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-10-31

to Firth last Wednesday, afternoon.
|" Dr.. Blevins OF Idaho Falls, was q
business visitor in the city last Tues
day.
e. ]. Nogues, Of the Idaho Cafe, left
for Ogden last Monday, where he will
visit for q few days.
Mrs. M. D.. Jackson of Aberdeen was
a visitor in Blackfoot over Friday and
Saturday Of last week.
Ex-State Engineer Dan Martin was
a business visitor in the city last Sat
urday. 20.
Mr.. Snow Of Boise passed through
Blackfoot Saturday last on his way. to
Idaho Falls. "a 10.
e. D. Brooks, Of Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, was a, business visitor in theNcity
last Wednesday. !:
Nofear Davis returned Saturday iron
Pocatello where he had been as a dur
or in the federal court. 4
Miss Plant, who IL engaged in the
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visitor in the city over Sunday. Ys-s.
Willis Rouff and family left last
Tuesday for Sal i Lake, whore they will
spend a few days visiting.
John Wilson. Of the Star Theatre at
Idaho Falls, was In the city Monday
on business. ~
Immigration Commissioner Samu
Rich made visit down to his ranch
at Tyheee last Wednesday.
DR.. Mitchell returned this morning
from Salt Lake where he has been fer
the past few days on a professional
visit.
Mrs. Moore, Of Twin Falls, was Wis
iting in the city last Wednesday, leav-
ing for Idaho Falls on the afternoon
train.
L. R. Aldrich left this morning for
Idaho Falls where he will attend to
matters in connection with the lum-
Der firm.
DR.. Simmons mother who has been
visiting at the Simmons home for the
past week departed for her home in
Iowa last Wednesday.
Miss Valine Cutting returned Mon
day evening from her home at Yuma,
where she spent the week of vacation
visiting with her parents.
Have you registered? Anyone who
did not register before the primaries
should register before Saturday night,
November End,
G. Kehrer, an old time resident of
this city, made q trip up to Blackfoot
last Monday to visit few days with
old friends. Mr., Kherer was on his.
way home to Boise from trip through
the eastern STATES. xE
Sheriff Quigley of Bannock county,
accompanied by his brother Andrew,
passed through the city this morning
on their way to Arco, where Sheriff
Quigley will spend a few days at his
brothers ranch in hunting big game.
Sunday evening crowd of Pocatello
hunters passed through on the evening
train, on their way to Hamer, where
they spent Sunday among the ducks.
They had a special car, land were there
in time for the early flight.
Chief Engineer Dietz, who is with
the Fort Hall Reclamation service,
and Mr.. Wing, chief clerk of the state
engineering department offices at Boise
were in the city last Tuesday and
Wednesday, making investigations
for the final proofs on the Fort Hall
Water Reclamation project. They left
on Wednesday for Boise.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. E.
Patrie entertained at a Halloween
party in honor of Mrs. Chas., Bergman
who returned recently from a six
months visit in New York. There were
twenty ladies present, the chief enter
tainment being bridge. Mrs. James
Ryan succeeded in getting the high
score with Mrs. Kahler a second for
progression. The rooms were we'll de-
corated for the occasion with the
Hallow'e cen ghostly scenes such as
witches, black cats, and large yellow
shining faces looking out from dark
corners and gazing around as If desir-
ing to take better part in the play.
Each of theguests was presented with
a small black cat as a souvenir. After
the games dainty refreshments we're
served. The hostess idea in decora-
ton and entertainment was sol entirely
novel as to be discussed with great
enthusiasm by those attending the
function. -
There's a world Of difference between
getting glasses to see with, and hav-
ing your eyes properly fitted by a re-