The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30

The L. D. S. Primary held their regl
lar folk dancing at the Duckworth
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. c. johnson left fer Poca.
tello Wednesday morning, where sho
will visit friends for several days.
Wallace Blair, who has been ill with
typhoid fever for several weeks, Is
reported to be improving rapidly.
Mrs. v. o. Bell and two children,
of Roberts, Idaho, are in this City
visiting their sister, Miss Marie Bur.
graft.
Miss Evohe Carlberg visited her
parents in Firth over Sunday and
returned to her work in the Brown
Hart Company store Monday morning.
Mrs. Geo. Clark, who recently un-
derwcnt an operation for appendicitis
in the Blackfoot hospital, was able
to be taken to her home Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spaulding and
daughter left Tuesday evening for
their home in Chicago after visiting
friends and relatives in this city for
several weeks.
Miss Robinson, the elocution teach.
er in the Blackfoot high school, 70
turned Saturday afternoon from Poca-
tello, where she attended the teach
ers' convention
F. A. Mooser arrived in this city
Sunday from Goodin2 and accepted a
position in the telephone office. He
began his work Monday morning act
Ing as operator
7. NJ. Callahan arrived in this city
from Twin Falls Saturday and spent
Monday here in interest of the Gold
on Rule store. He left on the evening
train for Seattle Washington.
| Mrs. Delphia Hendricks, Of Marys
Vile, Idaho, passed through this
city Thursday morning enroute to
Shelley, where she will visit her coa-
sin, Allen Lufkin, for several days.
Mrs. Lewis Robbins who recently un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
In the BlackfoOt hospital, about two
weeks ago, has recovered and was
taken to her home in Moreland Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. P. Lindsay, and the Misses
Jennie Williams and Maud Lindsay, of
Morcland, went to Pocatello Thursday
evening and spent Friday transacting
business in interest of the Lindsay
Walker Company.
| Mrs. Thomas Blackburn went to Stcr
ling Thursday morning, whncre she
will attend the funeral of Mrs. Cyrus
Gulf, who died at her home in Sterl-
ing Tuesday morning, the death being
tho result of dropsy.
Mrs. H. w. Naisbitt and daughter,
Miss Vera, who haze been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Hastings in this city f, i.
the past month, returned to their
home in Ogden, Utah, Friday morning.
Mrs. Naisbitt is Mrs. Hastings mother
J. E. Ramey, of Salt Lake City,
spent Saturday in this city looking
UP the bill of rights for the Black
foot Farmers Milling Company in or.
der to install some new machinery in
the building.
- Alva Hatch returned from Idaho
city Mr.. Hatch visited his brother,
Dell, who has recently underwent an
operation fer appendicitis. He re
ports that his brother left the hos
pital Friday evening.
Mrs. Lavina Lamn, Ct Washington,
d. c., who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Beakley for two weeks
returned to her home Thursday even
ing She will visit friends at Hood
River, Oregon, for few days. Mrs
Lamn is cousin of Mr.. Beakley.
Mrs. Clara Fergus, Of Logan, Utah.
arrived in this city Monday morning
and will make Blackfcot her winter
home Mr.. Fergus has been employed
here for the past month and has Sc
cured cottage on North Shilling
avenue.
T. G. Maze and daughter, Miss Jen-
ME, arrived in this city Monday morn
ing Mr. Maze left Tuesday for Idaho
Falls, where he will spend several
days on business, and his daughter is
the guest of Mrs. Anna Briggs for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Snow returned
to Spanish Fork, Utah, Tuesday morn
ing after visiting their daughter, Mrs.
]. B. Warren, during the sickness and
death of her husband. Mrs. Warren
accompanied them and will remain
the most of the winter.
G. w. Stowell, of Springfield, spent
several days in this city transactina
business. and visiting friends n
Stowell states that everybody around
the Springfield vicinity are delighted
with the farm produce this fall an
think that it exceeds any crops the
have ever before raised
Mrs. w. T. Hawkey, of Porterville
left Saturday morning for Lava Hot
| Springs, where she will remain f)y
| the winter taking treatments for m:~
cular rheumatism. Mr.. Hawkey has
recently completed a new cottage
which they will occupy while there.
Tho Second Ward young people will
give farewell party in honor Of Miss
Bessie Lufkin, Friday evening, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Duck
worth. Miss Lufkin will leave Novem-
Der the sixth for the central states
where she will spend a two years
mission in interest of the T.. n s