The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-12-25

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ruit Jars and jelly glasses a
BeEryman's. adv. tt.
yH G. Walker, Of Firth, spent Sat
urday in this city getting some farm
supplies.
Gan on Bergman for Fanc ant
pie Groceries. Phone 166. adv
NM. H. Culbertson, of Riverside
mt Friday in this city transactinf
mess.
Honey to loan on improved farms
G. Anderson, Box 1913. Biackfoot
Mo. adv. II
R. p. Blackburn, of Wapello,s wal
pusiness visitor in Blackfoot Fri
H afternoon.
NJ George Marshall and Nephi Chris
Anson were business visitors here
lday from Wapello.
. Ms. 1rea Wilde, of Route spent
day in this city visiting relatives
nd doing some shopping.
Il The little daughter of Mr.. and
X lHD. Alva Hatch is reported to have
n Severc attact Of lagrippe.
Frs. David Lee left Saturday morn
Nh for Ogden, where she will visit
tends and relatives over holidays.
Misses Ruth and Beatrice Bloom
Nutst left Saturday morning for Presto
where they will visit friends and rela-
tiyes
Frank Barker left Thursday even
ING for his home in Salt Lake, where
Nc will spend the holidays with his
parents.
Ed Durfee left Friday morning for
Wellsville, Utah, where he will spend
part of the holidays with friends and
June Arrowsmith left Friday even
Stttg for his home in Salt Lake, after
eing employed here for the past
fur months.
MI and Mrs. w. c. Morrell, Of
creland, spent Saturday in this
S1ty visiting relatives and transact
~ business.
Karl P. Brown has made arrange
nents to buy Sewells transfer bust.
\ ess, and will assume charge on the
ut of the year.
NV. A. Walker. moro Familiarity
Aown as Dad" has returned home
A&ter two months visit with rela-
dives in Iowa and Illinois,
Miss Nevada Browning left Satur-
day morning for Ogden. Utah, where
she will spend Christmas holidays
with her aunt, Mrs. Ramey
Miss Ruth Bales. one of the dis
trict school teachers at Woodville,
spent Saturday afternoon in this city
getting some school supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carl Blackburn re-
tined Saturday afternoon from Salt
Ike, where they visited friends and
natives after their marriage.
Mrs. Louisa Wray and little daugh-
yer Mary, of Riverside, spent Friday
IA this city doing some holiday shop
!. ping, and visited Miss Georgia Wilde.
q few hours.
iss Hazel Hackman, who has been
N nding college in Salt Lake, re-
tu14od to her home in this city Sat
urdoy afternoon, and will remain un-
til after the holidays.
Misses Hanna and Francis Tolmie,
mo have been attending high school
his city, left for their home in
Ff ,, where they viii spend the
hO1 w with their parents.
"a Kilner left Thursday even
Salt Lake. where he will
The winter with his parents.
" IA this city Mr.. Kilner has been
En- ed In the sugar factory.
Harry Hunter, who has for
the few months been taking medi
cal 1kment in Salt Lake, returned
Sunday, and will spend the holidays
in this city with her husband.
Frank Jolley returned to his home
| in Boise Thursday evening. where
BE will spend the holidays with his
I parents. and then go to Portland. Ore
where he has accepted a position
Rholesale store.
IA. W. Clam, Of Cambridge,
Syiyed here recently and will
brother. E. J. Good, until
kholidays. While here Mr..
visit his farm In Fremont
re returning home