The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-07-04

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WHO is KNOWN AS 1.-THE BEST
EYE-SIGHT SPECIALIST IN THE
VALLEY WILL MAKE HIS REGU-
LAR VISIT TO BLACKFOOT, Ar
THE COTTAGE HOTEL, MONDAY,
July z. HE MAKES A SPECIAL
TY OF RELIEVING OLD STANDING
HEADACHES AND CORRECTING
COMPLICATED EYE DEFECTS.
There is new girl ct the home of
George W. Parrish who lives east of
town, born Saturday the 2Sth.
Re like your aei.,hbor, buy ;ae
,perdeen coal from The B)ackfo ot
Fuel & Ice Co. "a
Marion Parrish, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Parrish, had the misfor-
tune to have an arm broken last
Saturday
T. R. Joes and A. H. Lathrop re-
turned from Parker Mountain Mon
day where they went in company
with a mining expert o. A. Palmer
of the firm of Palmer & Anderson of
Salt Lake.
w. H. Jackson, a mining man,
went out to Mackav Tuesday.
Mat Boyle came down from Arco
Monday to visit his son John who is
back from the University of Idaho.
Miss Ethel Thompson returned
Monday from trip up the Mackay
branch.
A. P White of the firm of White
& Keith, of Boise, spent few days
at Mackay last week end left for
Boise Monday evening.
J. H. Baxter came down from Mac
kay Monday on his way to Boise.
Mrs. Wendell Gagon returned last
week from short visit with friends
and relatives at Hyrum, and other
Utah points.
L. Manders, proprietor of the Or
pheum Theatre has branched out in
business in the Grove City, having
leased the Electric Cafe with an OPP
ton of purchasing same.
Judge J. M. Stevens returned the
first of the week from trip to Boise,
and says the loss to the hay crop
from rains has been very great.
Mrs. Harry Horton is here from
Miles City, Montana, for a months
visit with her mother, Mrs. Cassie
Wright.
Mrs. A. D. Quantrell underwent
an operation for the removal of a
nerve from the face at Salt Lake
Mrs. Miller, of St. Anthony, for
merly Miss Olive Wright, is in the
Grove City, visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Hooper. ,,s
Monday morning, DR.. August Behle
doing the surgery. u.
Mrs Ed Boyle is under the care of
Drs. Cline and Patrie at the Idaho
Falls hospital, recovering from a sur
gical operation. 80
E. T. Peck went to Mackay Monday
to care for the remains of Thomas T.
Davis of Goldburg who died there
last Sunday The remains were laid
( to rest in the Grove City cemetery
Wednesday, a.. @
| J. | Stewart and wife are hoping
| to receive visits from two or three
of their sons the Fourth of July.
Clarence is employed on ranch in
Utah. Frank is in newspaper work in
Salt Lake City, Percy is with a sur
veying corps, and Blanchard is work.
ing for the Short Line on bridge
work.
Geo. w. Hooper came down from
Mackay Monday evening on account
of the illness of his wife who is SER
iously i'll with pneumonia.
Van Aiken Strawberries for can
ming at $3.50 per case, at Delays
Mr.. Howard s. Wall and Mr.. D
Lenzi, civil engineers, came down
from Idaho Falls Friday to attend
the meeting of the city council on
pavements.
Persons interested in building cul-
verts and bridges for wagon roads for
the present and future, are invited
to read an article in this issue en-
titled, Small Bridges Should Be
Built to Stay"
The wife and daughter of DR.. T. e.
Wilson of Idaho Falls, and Miss Mil
Ter and Mrs. Mclean from Idaho
Falls visited at Blackfoot Monday
afternoon, the guests of DR.. Boice
and his sister at Sagehurst
Sydney Osborn and family came in
from Nyssia, Oregon, Saturday to Wis
it the family of F. S. Stevens.
Mrs. Hardness and her daughter
we're down from Arco the last oil
the week and went home Monday