The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05

after.
Misses Alice Reay and ELLA Conk
lin left Sunday for Dillon, Mont, to
visit Mrs. Harry Williams
Mrs. D. F. Arthur went to Roberts
fTiday morning, where she visited re
latives over Decoration Day,
Miss Pearl Siegel has blood poison
In her foot, the result of cutting a
corn with a razor.
Barton Louder, who has been a
tending school at Logan, returned
home last week.
DEE Konger, who has been in
Wyoming for short time, returne.
home last week.
Twenty Blackfoot lovers of the rod
and reel spent Friday on the banks OF
the Big Lost river.
Miss Ryan left Wednesday morn.
ing for Gooding to assist in the open.
Ing OF Golden Rule store.
Mrs. w. NJ vanderwood returned
to her home in Mackay Friday, after
short visit with friends.
Sheriff w. R. Jones and famil,
spent Sunday at their ranch in Jone.
Canyon on the Blackfoot river.
j. M. Merckley returned home We'd.
nesday from Bear Lake, where he has
been visiting for short time
Mrs. Madison, of Drummond, who
mas been visiting relatives in this city
returned to her home Thursday.
Miss Minnie Reno, of Reno, Idaho.
was the guest of G. w. Bergman, Sr,
ana family during the last week.
Miss Pearl Seigel, who has been
suffering from an attack of blood
poisoning, is gradually recovering.
Earnest Brown left Monday morn
Ing for his ranch east of Idaho Falls
where he will remain this summer.
Mrs. Bert Webb, of Idaho Falls.
was guest Of her mother, Mrs. Dora
France, last week, returning Friday
J. H. McCowen returned from Try
don, Mont, last week. He was there
In the interest of Mr.. Tavey, Of Ogden
Slaughter Sale on all Millinery Goods
at the Paris, both stores, Main and
brloge streets J5-19
Mrs. Roy A. Wilker, of Provo. who
mas been the guest Of her brother. DR..
Hoge, returned home Wednesday morn
ing. u1I.t..li-I-
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Clarke attended
the funeral of Mrs Clarke's sister.
Mrs. AL. Lewis, at McCammon this
week.
Miss Mary, the little daughter OF
A. PETERSON, on Route /, cut off G.
OF her fingers Sunday with a law.
mower.
Mrs. S. Thompson, of Roberts, was
the guest over Sunday of her cousin,
Mrs. D. F. Arthur. returning home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. and Mrs. F. C.
Quantrell left Wednesday morning for
Salt Lake, where they will spend sew
eral days.
Miss Kate Lynch, after q years
teaching, left for her home in Weiser.
where she will spend a part of her
vacation
Miles Knapp, of Leslie. passed
through this city Wednesday, enroute
home from Haley, where he had been
a witness.
Miss Arnorel Reeves, who has been
visiting in Blackfoot a short time. re,
turned to her home in Pocatello Sun
day evening.
:. X. Clarke and Ted Ellis, of Du-
Dois, were in town Monday. They
win probably purchase Ford cars from
T. S. Dibble.
Miss Pearl France and brother
mer left Wednesday for Green River.
wyoming, to visit their sister. Mrs
Dora Dilmon.
Louis Engine, a hat maker from
tarls, France, passed through Black
loot Friday on his way to Mackay on
visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burrup. of Po-
catello, were in town Wednesday. Mr..
Burrup represents the PocatellG Whole
sale Grocery Company.
Several of the Blackfoot ball club
were in Pocatello Sunday looking oy-
er the players of the Gem State club.
which plays here June 9Th.
Mr.. Burgman and family, of Shelley.
passed through Blackfoot Tuesday on
their way to Mackay, where they will
make their home in future.
Mrs. Allen Strachen and mother left
Monday morning for Soda Springs,
where they will spend the week visit
ing Mr. Strachen's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Miller, O
St Anthony, spent Decoration Day
with friends in this city. They were
former residents of Blackfoot.
Louie Blatner passed through Black
loot this week from Howe, to Salt
Lake, where he is going to visit a
new baby boy he has never seen.
H. Barnstable, son of Rev. and Mrs.
Barnstable will be here Friday fro
Winfield, Kansas, where he has been
attending the Southwestern College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Muchinger of
rules, Okla, visited in Blackfoot last
week; They are looking over the town
IN this valley with a view to locating.
Lee Kerr, of Mackay, returned home
friday from San Francisco, where he
was called to attend the funeral of
ms sister. He was met here by Mrs.
Kerr.
Twenty-four sheep shearers went
out on the Mackay train Tuesday
morning to Lost River, where they