The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-04

Mrs. James Just, of Presto, was a
visitor in this city Wednesday.
o. G. Wilde has accepted a position
In the Dekay Grocery company store.
Wesley LaCour spent Sunday in this
city visiting with his parents.
Mrs. Else, of Pocatello, was a guest
Of friends in Blackfoot Wednesday.
The Economy Store, opposite the
pOstoffice, is now open for business.
R. E. Gorez. of Aberdeen, spent
| Tuesday as business visitor of this
city. -.
Miss Laura Gaumer will be one of
the district school teachers at More
land, .&~\.~.~< >.
Mrs. F. l.. Bradley, of Montana, is
the guest of Mrs. H. w. Kiefer this
week. -,
Anything and everything you need
IN the household, at the Economy
Store adv.
DR.. Cooke, v. S., was called to
Pocatello Wednesday on professional
business. -,
Misses Anna and Doras Powell were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Just
Sunday. -.
Miss Mable Morrison, of Colfax,
Wash, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F.
c. Christ.
Miss Ella Hall, Of Wapello, is the
Nf Mr. -
Fort Hall. :. 49,.
Miss Della Kaiser and brother Err
win, of Presto, are attending school
in this city.
Miss Verna Fransdcn, of Kimbal!,
spent Saturday in this city visiting wit
her relatives.
Miss Lydia Quantrell has resigned
her position as clerk at tho Brown
Hart company.
Miss Jaunita Bingham, of Grove
land, is staying in this city and at
tending high school
Stull Wright, assistant cashier of
the First National bank, is spending
his vacation in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elba Conklc spent
Monday at Porterville as tho guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs v. w. Taylor.
Misses Hanna, Francis and Donald
Tolmie, of Presto, are boarding in
this city and attending school,
John Mulville returned Tuesday morn
ing from Heise hot springs, where
he has spent several days camping.
Mrs. Frank Burkhart, of Blackfoot,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. d.
Andrus and family, of Firth, Sunday.
Harry Heimendinger, prominent
mining man of Butte, Montana spent
several days in this city on business.
A new beet dump is being erected
about one and one-haf miles north Of
Pingree, along the Moreland-Aber-
deem line.
Mrs. Ezra Call, of Salt Lake, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Verna
Anderson, returned to her home We'd
nesday morning.
Miss lola Call, from Nampa, Idaho.
who has been visiting with Judge
Anderson and family, returned to her
home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt, of Challis.
Idaho. arrived in this city Monday
morning and arc intending to make
this their place of residence
Dan Wolf, of Arco, came to town
Tuesday evening and went to Heise
Wednesday, where he will remain until
The Roundup at Idaho Falls next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach, of the fish
hatchery, Springfield, welcomed q
baby boy to their home Monday even
ing. They have named the young man
Miles Ross Leach.
Mrs. T. G.. Leyland and Mrs. w. G.
Craig entertained with bridge
party of six tables Friday evening in
honor of Mrs. l. A. kimball, Mr. Ley
lands sister.
G. H. Holbrook, Sam Lloyd and
son Asa, and Stillman Whitcomb re-
turned Monday from the Antelope
country, where they spent two weeks
hunting and fishing.
w. A. Brown, of Chicago, and Mrs.
.. c. Knapp, of Spokane, will address
! meeting held under the direction of
he Idaho State Sunday School Asso-
'iation, at the Methodist church, on
Thursday evening, Sept. II.
E. M. Kennedy, r. A. Palmer, S. L.
teece motored to Springfield Satur-
lay for the purpose of hunting and
ishing and reported that they caught
great number Of fish, some of which
Weighed four and five pounds.
]. D. Pemble. of Springfield, was in
own Tuesday evening. He recently
eceived word that his father had
lied at Wapello. Ia, at the advanced
ge of eighty-five years. Mr.. Penn
lie was unable to attend the funeral
J. e. Esteson, who recently pur-s
hased the Economy Store, of James
'uttcane, has moved the store to the
Dom formerly occupied by DR.. w.
I. Gaumer, on Pacific street, next
, the Optimist office and opposite
he post office.
Misses Grace Peck and Elizabeth
dubois entertained about fifty of their
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