The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-11-06


Rerryman's. adv. tt.
Miss Bessie Lufkin spent Sunday
and Monday in Shelley visiting hsr
parents.
Mrs. w. Mowley has accepted a DO
sition as clerk in the Kinney & Sons
Co., during the busy season.
Joel Burkman and Ernest Sunduuist
OF Firth, spent Sunday in this city
visiting friends and relatives.
c. R. Clute returned from Challis,
where he has been engaged in the
mining business, Sunday evening.
Miss Dorothy Holt has accepted a
position in the Paris Millinery Satur-
days and evenings after school.
Ole Anderson and daughter, Miss
Alice, of Firth, attended tho dedica-
ton of the Baptist church Sunday.
Joseph H. Dye, manager Of the Ba-
salt Mercantile Company, spent Sac
urday as business visitor of this
city.
Mrs. w. H. Horton and two daughter
arrived in this city from Pingree Sat
day evening and spent several days Wis
iting.
Miss Hazel Hammermaster came I'D
from Springfield Saturday evening and
spent couple Of days visiting her
parents.
Miss Stella Hutchinson, of Firth,
spent Monday in this city on business
and left for Idaho Falls on the after
noon train.
Miss Rachel Wheeler returned Sum
day morning from Pocatello, where
she visited for week with friends
and relatives.
Gerald Morris. Of Pocatcllo, who
has been visiting in this city for the
past week, left for his homo Sunday
on the motor.
Mrs George England, of Moreland,
spent Saturday in this city doing some
shopping and visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Baldwin.
H. C. Tavey, of the Brown-aart
Company, returned Friday evening
from Moore. where he visited his farm
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baldwin won't
to Moreland Friday evening, where
they attended Halloween party CIV
en- by Mrs. England.
F. C. Christ and F. w. Kiefer re-
turned Saturday evening from a fcw
weeks hunting and fishing at the head
Of the Blackfoot river.
Jay Rowland, accompanied by his
brother, G. e. Rowland, left for Po-
catello Monday morning, where he will
undergo an operation for hearing.
H. B. Nelson. Of Los Angeles, who
has been shipping potatoes and appls
from this city for the past two months,
returned to his home Sunday evening.
Otto Jensen, Of Presto, left Satur-
day morning for Preston, where ne
will spend the winter visiting his
parents VINO have large farm in that
city.
H. c. Hamilton, of Nora Springs,
Iowa, is spending couple Of weeks
In this city looking up some kind of
business and also some real estate
Investments.
Earl Blair, of Firth, spent Saturday
IN this city visiting his brother, on
route to Preston, Idaho, where he
has accepted a position in the Troy
steam laundry.
John Chapman. who has been en-
ployed in Firth during the summer.
months, spent q few hours in this city
Sunday morning enroute to Pingrec, |
where he will be employed during the
winter.
George Bailey, representing the dry
goods department Of the MARSHALL
Field Company of Chicago, spent SAT
lrday in this city visiting the trade
md made his headquarters at the
Company.
p. G. Johnston and sons, Lloyd AMI
itch. returned from q few days visit
With relatives in Salt Lake T ursday
'vening In their car. Mr.. Johnston
ays 1t took them just ten hours TO
complete their homeward journey.
Mrs John Nail and daughter. of Leto
ridge, Canada, who have bccn spend
ng the summer in various parts of
daho, arrived here recently and are
ne guests of Mrs. Nails parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. George Ester. Of Aberdeen.
J. F. Grimmett, of the Hendrie I'm
lement company, spent Saturday do
ng some business with the farmers
Moreland and Porterville Mr.. An
rews, representing the Hill-C alhoonl
company, Of Idaho Falls. eccompan-
I'd Mr.. Grimmett.
Ralph Osborne. superintendent of tho
,mpire Copper company mine ct {
lackay. and wife. came down FRI {
az evening to visit Mr.. Osborne's
lother. Mrs. Sarah Osborne, who IL {
lowly recovering from sudden at {
sck OF heart trouble
J. G. Christy, Of Topeka, Kansas,
as a business visitor in Blackfoot q
thursday and made his headquarteru
the AllCut Implement Company.
e IL very much enthused over our i
ew depot and states that any citi /
IN might be proud Of its structure.
e. p. Grand, representing the Oman .
eweary Shop. was in this city Friday t
sitting the trade Mr. Grand states o