The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-18

Visit the new Economy Store. oppc-
site the postoffice.
William Cox spent Sunday visiting
friends and relatives at Idaho Falls.
The Carr-Snider Produce Company
has just received carload Of water
MELONS.
Miss Maybee Myres left for Poca-
tello Saturday for few days visit
with friends.
Little Buster Farmer, who has been
suffering from a paralized arm, Is i'm
proving rapidly.
Albert Browning spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting friends and relatives
at Springfield.
Miss Margaret Thompson, of Grove
land, spent Tuesday in this city ;
tending the fair.
Leslie Just and sister, Miss Claris,
enrolled in the Blackfoot high school
Monday morning.
Mrs. w. G. Morrell, OF Moreland,
spent Saturday afternoon in Blackfoot
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. H. L. Lowe, of Aberdeen, is
the guest of her brother, E. J. and +.
R. Jones, Of this city during the fair.
Rev. Alfred George Of the Episcopa
church, left Tuesday for Salmon City,
where he will take a three weeks
vacation. !.
G. F. Hendrie and A. Albertson re-
turned Friday evening from Spring
field, where they spent several days
on business.
George Whitmill, clerk at Boyle s
after the death of his mothor-in-law,
Mrs. Hymas.
Mrs. Mary Kerr returned Monday
from Butte Montana, where she has
been visiting friends and relatives for
the past week.
fined to his bed with typhoid fever,
at the home of c. w. Holland, is re-
covering rapidly.
Misses Ella Styled, Evelyn Boyt
and the Messrs Bert Pennington and
Neil Boyle motored to Shelley and
back Sunday evening.
! Shelomi Van Blaricon returned Sun
day evening from Idaho Falls, where
he had spent weeks vacation and
attended the Roundup.
Dan Shafcr who accidentally shot
himself some time ago. is improving
rapidly and expects to be able to re-
turn home in a few days.
v. Van Bramer returned from Mac
kay Friday evening, where he h
been engaged in business for Neil F.
Boyle Hardware Company.
Miss Rilda Tolman, who has been
visiting during the summer months
in this city, will return to her home
in Logan, Utah, after the fair.
Mrs. Maud Adamson and daughter,
of Franklin, Utah, arrived in this
city Friday evening and are the
guests of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Jolly.
| Misses Ada and Edith Fclsted, of
Thomas have accepted position in
Ye Handy Kitchen during fair week.
L. H. Lathrope, president of 1h.
Aberdeen Valley Investment Comp4n,
who spent a few days in this city.
turned to Aberdeen Saturday morning.
c. F. Green, manager at the Bell
telephone office. returned Sunday
from short business trip to Poca.
tello, where he was the guest Of
Mr. Kincaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Kiefer and son
Charley, Mrs. Bradley and Miss Grace
Thomas motored to the Kiefcr farm.
twelve miles north Of Idaho Falls, and
back Sunday.
R. H. Kellerman, of Idaho Falls, re-
presenting the U. s. Cream Separator
Is in this city during the fair and will
give demonstration of his work at
the Fair Grounds.
Mrs. e. F. Ryan and daughters,
Katherine and Theresa, and Mr. and
Mrs. James Ryan motored to the
Boyd ranch at Moreland Sunday, where
they enjoyed a lawn picnic.
George Jolley, Herbert Hall, Ray
mond LaCour, Leonard Jones and the
Misses Villa Mcclellan, Mablo Willis,
Edna Hall and Elva Hansen spent
Sunday at the Hansen Island picnick-
ing.
Tho Misses Oral Rich and Hattie
Ramey left Saturday for Albion, where
they will attend the Normal School,
Both young ladies were graduates
from tho Blackfoot High School last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buttcane, Mr..
and Mrs. L. R. Clegg, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. G Clegg, Alma and Earvin Butt
cane returned Sunday evening from a
two weeks camping trip at the Vel
lowstonc National Park.
E. M. Snider, manager Of the Carr
Snider Produce Company, left Sunday
morning for an extensive eastern trip
Mr.. Snider will visit most all of
the eastern markets and line up all
the valuable apples and potatoes.
Last Saturday afternoon w. Orr
Chapman was chosen chairman of the
Democratic county central committee,
to fill the vacancy caused by a re-
moval from the city of the chairman