The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-18

Louis Neal spent Sunday at hi
farm in Louisville.
W. A. Beakley left for Pocatello
Tuesday on business.
w. A. Lee, attorney, went to Idaho
Falls Tuesday morning.
P. G. Johnston made a business
trip to Ashton Monday.
]. F. Fayle, of Small City, Idaho.
Is fair visitor in this city.
H. P. Pititt Of Salt Lake City spent
Sunday visiting relatives in this city.
George Pope, of Kimtall, Idaho, spe,
tuesday in this city transacting bust
ness.
F. W. Kiefer, city surveyor at
Idaho Falls, is in this city attending
the fair.
Jess Modem, of Arco, motored to
Blackfoot Tuesday and attended the
fair.
G. W. Hart of the Brown-Hart Co
spent Sunday on his ranch at Spring
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Elba Conklo and Miss
Myrna Conkle spent Sunday visiting
friends at Wapello.
Rev. E. c. Stewart. of Pineree ar.
rived IN this city Monday evening and
Hans Wager returned Monday from
POcatcllO, where he sDent few
days on business.
Mrs G. A. Bumgarner, who has beer
on the sick list for the past week. is
improving rapidly
Mrs. w. H. Cherry and daughter
OF the Antelope country, is~ in this
city. visiting Mrs. Van Bramer.
Henry Wiebe left for Dubois. Fri
day morning and will begin the con-
structlon of a new house ON his farm
The Misses Alice and Rose Neal
and Charley billiard spent Sunday in
Porterville as the guests of Mrs.
Gushwa.
Miss Ella Wright, of American Falls
arrived in this city Friday evening
and is spending few days visiting
friends and relatives.
State Mine Inspector Bell. his
wife and family left for Boise on the
motor Friday after a fortnight's visit
at the Stevens ranch.
Mrs. Mary ]. Kestner arrived in this
city Friday evening and is the guest
of her son. w. H. Kestner. She
comes from, T1fioo NyoI>
G. R. Siegle, division traffic super.
jmendent for the Salt Lake Tele-
graph Company, spent Friday as a
BUSINESS visitor of this city.
Nelson McCauly, of Aberdeen. and
family, moved to this city the later
part of the week in order that his
children may attend school.
The Missionary Sewing Club met
at the Mennonite church last Thurs.
day and did a considerable amount
of sewing to be sent to a home mis-.
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Colburn, OF
Aberdeen, returned to their home
Saturday morning after spending sew
eral days at the Roundup at Idaho
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Brigham and
family of Groveland, Colorado, ar
rived in this city Friday morning and
are going to make this their winter
home
The Misses Agnes and Emma Sol
emburger, Rev. Jewell and Oscar
Caps motored to Tabor Sunday morn.
ing. whore they attended the Baptist
services. ~1tw
A. Y. Satterfield, president of the
Equity Society at Springfield, arrived
in this city Thursday evening and
spent several days visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Nina Clapp left Saturday for
Albion, where she will attend the
State Normal school. Her sister,
Miss Dorothy Clapp, accompanied her
as far as Pocatello.
w. r. Jones and family and I. L.
Jensen returned Friday evening from
short vacation at the Snake river
valley and stopped at the Falls
one day to attend the Roundup.
W. II. Snerley mas been awarded
the contract for erecting two
story colonial house thirty-five by
thirty-seven feet, for Charles Jack
son on the east side of the Mackay
track.
Mrs. Edwin Burk, of Pankawa, Okla
bona, who has been the guest at the
w. Whitteman ranch for q short time
left for Arco Friday morning, where
she will join her husband who Is en-
gagged in business in that country.
Charles Hubble and Miss Emma
Rupe, both Of Springfield, were unit
ed by marriage Friday morning at
ten O'Clock by Rev. Barnstable in the
Methodist church. The happy couple
left Saturday morning on the motor
for SnrinRfield where thcx will