The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-25

Mrs. F. C. Green, who has been Ill
for the past few days, Is improving
rapidly.
Arco, spent Saturday in this city on
business.
George A. Davis, of Basalt, spent
Saturday in this city transacting
w. ]. Ramsey and sons Of Moore.
Idaho, were visitors in this city
fair week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker, of Arc
were fair visitors in this city Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Jim Harris and Mrs Wilson
of Pocatello were fair visitors in this
city Friday.
l. N. Meyer and Harry Massey, Of
Springfield, were business visitors III
this city Saturday.
Geo. Patterson, of Colorado, a po-
tato man, was in this city Friday tran
sacting business.
A. M. Nelson, proprietor of the
Nelson hotel at Shelley, was visitor
in this city Friday.
l c. Campbell, travelling salesman,
Of Ogden, Utah, was O. business visi
tor in this city Friday.
F. w. Kiefer returned to Idaho Falls
Saturday morning after making a few
days visit in this city.
M. A. Driscoll, of Sterling, shipped
three carloads of cattle to Portland,
Oregon Friday afternoon.
w. F. Taylor, of Grouse, Idaho, re.
turned to his home Saturday morning
after attending the fair.
Miss Lizzie Peterson, of Franklin.
Idaho, is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Rena Brawley, for few days.
Mr.. Leach, Of Sterling, returned to
his home Saturday morning after max
ing a few days visit in this city.
! Miss Corine Porter, Of Idaho Falls,
returned to her home Friday evening
after visiting the fair for day.
! Mrs. H. Hall, Of Kimball returned
home Friday after visiting in this city
for day and attending the fair.
Elmer Taylor, who is employed at
Arco, arrived in this city Friday
evening and remained ever Sunday.
]. l.. Mower, Of the Mower Hard,
ware Company, of Arco, spent Satur
day in this city transacting business.
Miss Leona Gall, teacher at Kimbal
was a fair visitor in this city Friday
and returned home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Altman Whistler went
to Pocatello Saturday morning, where
they will spend a few days on bushes
Mrs. HARRIET Chapman and son OF
Firth, returned home Saturday morn
ing after few days visit in this
city. :, wv
Miss Maud Miles, of St. George
Utah, is in the city spending a short
vacation with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Krack.
Pete Johnston. Of Shelley, spent
Friday in this city on business, while
here he visited his farm north east
Of town.
Mrs J. w. Sawager, Of Mackay, re
turned to her homo Saturday morning
after visiting the Blackfoot fair foI
a few days.
Mrs. D. ]. Jensen returned Saturday
from Brigham City, Utah, where she
has been visiting friends and rela
tives for a short time.
Miss Elsie Gibson returned to Area
Saturday morning While here Miss
Gibson was the guest of tho Misses
Ruth and Ruby Hilliard.
Miss Laura Gaumer, who Is teaching
school at Moreland, spent Friday and
Saturday in this city attending the
fair and visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pemble and
daughter, Of Springfield, who have bet
visiting in this city for a few days
returned to their home Saturday.
D. B. Drake, Of Challis, Idaho, 9
sheep man, was in this city Friday
and attended the fair. While here he
was the guest of Judge ]. w. Ezell
E. T. Jones, of Arco, spent Friday
In this city transacting business. Mr.
Jones is one of the most prosperous
stock men in the Lost River country.
Tom ]. Paul and wife, proprietor O
the Arco hotel, returned to his home
Saturday morning after visiting il
this city for a few days taking in ths
: fair
Henry c. Toves, manager of ths
Peoples store at Aberdeen, passed
through this city Friday morning OF
his way to Salt Lake City, where h
will purchase holiday and winter good
An auto party consisting Of tn
Misses Mildred Smith and Whittel
sey, Ted White, and Mrs. Rodgers, .
Pocatello, motored to Blackfoot Fri
day evening and attended tho dance
at the Progress hall
r Mr. and Mrs. A. Written, who wcr.
E injured in an automobile acciden
, about five weeks ago, returned t.
their home north Of town Thursda!
afternoon. Mrs. Whiten is not abb
to walk yet but is improving rapidly
H. c. c. Rich, of Rich, Idaho, an
Sam ]. Rich, of Blackfoot, left Frida,
g. oI~> h. vryi1