The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-09-06

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B A. Mason went to Mackay Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hatmaker wen
to Arco Saturday.
James Hanrahan came down from
Darlington Monday.
Mrs. Eugene Carothers of Namp;
moved to Mackay last week.
Miss Vella Mcclellan went to Oar
lington Wednesday morning.
Mrs. S. B. Arthur of Mackay came
down Saturday on visit.
w. I. Houston of Nez Perce took
a trip to Mackay Saturday.
John Walters is running as mess
enger on the Mackay Branch.
Mr.. Gaumar the implement man
went to Mackay Wednesday.
Mrs. c. c. Dawson and daughter
Helen left for Seattle Friday
Harry Hunter of Mackay returned
Monday from trip to Boise.
Miss Anna mama of HALEY went
to Arco Monday to teach school.
]. H. Anderson of Salt Lake is
going to locate at ArcO next week.
r. T. Mason of Abba, Iowa went
out to Msckay Tuesday for an out.
ing.
Elmer Beck and wife of Moore
we're in Blackfoot Saturday on their
way to Salt Lake.
Miss Maude Cook who has been
visiting at Mackay, has gone to her
home at Bozeman.
Mr. Volpert, manager of the Great
Western Hide Company took a trip
to Mackay Tuesday.
Miss Marie Diers visited with her
sister at Blackfoot last week and
went home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Waddoups of
Bountiful, went out to Moore Mon
day to visit relatives.
o. T. Papworth of Alton, Wyo-
ming visited Lost River recently and
went home Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Jones of Patterson
Creek, went to Chanute, Kansas this
week to visit relatives
Mrs. R. E Garrison and daughter
Helen were passengers Saturday
morning going to Arco.
J. H. Hemperly and wife of Mac
kay returned Monday from trip to
Blackfoot and other places.
sJ,. A. Phegley Eand wife Of ~Arco'
came down the line Tuesday enroute
to their home at Redlands.
Geo. B. Hart and wife and VIM.
r. Halfway of Ogden went to Moore
last Saturday for an outing.
Lola White who has been visiting
the past week at Salmon City, re-
turned to Mackay Wednesday.
Miss Anna Bascom of Dickey left
Saturday for Clarksfork, Idaho where
she will teach the coming year.
w. A. Reed of Sydney, Nebraska,
who has been visiting friends at Dar-
lington, left for home Saturday.
Miss Mary Johnson who has been
visiting friends in Missouri, return
ed Monday to her home at Moore.
John Rogers and his daughter,
Mrs. Hal Evans came in from Little
Lost River the last of the week.
Miss Hilda Wanman of Moore
came to Blackfoot Saturday and ex-
poets to remain here for some time.
Miss Ruth Dorgan of Challis went
to Salt Lake City the first of the
week to enter the Collegiate Insti-
tute.
Charles Baker and his daughter
Ruth Chase Clark and c. v. Hansen,
were in Blackfoot Monday on their
way south.
P. A. Wagner and wife of Denver
who spend their summers at Robin
son developing a gold mine, returned
this week to Denver.
H. C. Shafer of Pocatello and D.
J. McNerny of Salt Lake took trip
to Mackay Tuesday in the interest of
electric light business.
J. w. Packard of Springville, Utah,
and Mrs. 1. e. Packard Of Howe,
went out to Powell Tuesday on their
way to the Packard Ranch.
Rev. L. A. Cook end wife rcturn-
ed Tuesday from Twin Falls where
they have been at the Methodist con-
ference. Mr.. Cook, will serve the
pastorate at Mackay another year.
w. C. Thompson and family have
removed from the Powell Tract to
Blackfoot. Mr.. Thompson, Ray Ra-