The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-08-28

Henry Hammond, of Moreland. spent
Monday in Blackfoot.
i A. Murphy, of Aberdeen, spent
Thursday in Blackfoot on business.
DR.. Richards went to Aberdeen last
Thursday on professional business.
Miss Hazel Westbrock, Of Aberdeen.
Is the guest of Miss Goldie Danilson
l Miss Alfredo Johannaus, of Spring
field, is the guest of Miss Dorothy
Holt.
Wendan Gagon, who has been i'll
for the past two months, is recovering
rapidly.
Ed. Bentley, the manager CT Rural
Route No. 4, is taking his annual va.
cation.
Pearl Domino, of Salt Lake, spent
Saturday in this city visiting with
friends.
H. w. Gaumer went to Rigby Satur-
day afternoon and returned Sunday
evening.
Fern Cleveland from Randolph Utah
is spending few days visiting Sarah
Mcrkley.
Miss Edith Dolan has been on the
sick list for several days but is i'm.
proving rapidly.
R. Armour was in town Saturday re
presenting the Hills Brothers of
San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs D. Brighton, of Col
Grade, are in this city looking for 3
permanent location.
Judge Stevens returned from Challis
Friday evening where he had been
visiting his mine.
Friday evening a baby girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Verno
Robbit of Moreland
Frank Paine and his daughter, Eph-
roma, returned from q visit at Poca-
tcllO Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. H. Danilson returned from
a short visit with her husband Mon
day evening at Mackay.
| Miss Neorn Roach and her sister
of Florida, are visiting Miss Edna
Cleary on Route No. 2.
Earl Weaver and Carey Carr left
Saturday morning for a few days
fishing at Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown, from
Kansas. are in this city camping near
the home of Mr.. Younie
Bert Blair who has been working
on his fathers new thresher at Firth,
spent Sunday in Blackfoot.
Mrs. Jack Gibbs left Friday for
Mackay, where she will he the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald.
left Saturday for a ten days visit
at the Lava hot springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elba Conkle, Of Black
foot, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Walters, at Kimball Sunday
Miss Rena Braley, who has recently
had a severe attack of typhoid fever,
is now able to be among her friends.
Mrs. James Brown, of Blackfoot, re-
turned from a weeks visit with her
relatives at Thomas Saturday evening.
S. l.. Bristol left Saturday for Den
ver Colorado, where he will spend
short time visiting his two daughtet
Silas and Dan Olmstead, of Thomas,
left for Salt Lake Monday morning
to spend week visiting their rela-
tives.
c. F. Hendrie returned Thursday
on the park train from Rexburg, where
he has been engaged in selling ma
chinery.
]. NJ. Cutters returned Thursday
from the Lost River country where
he has been on a fishing and hunt.
ing trip.
| P. G. Domis, of Salt Lake, arrived
in this city Friday evening where he
will spend short visit with his
relatives.
Miss Rose Morrell, of Blackfoot. wi {
has been employed in Biethan's store,
is taking a two weeks vacation at
Moscow.
Monday August 25, the thermometer
at the front of the Palace Drug Store
at one o'clock registered 100 degrees
above zero.
John Hudson, of Salt Lake, who has
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Carruth, returned to his homo Satur-
day morning.
Will Cox, who has been on the sick
list for the past ten days, was able
to return to his place of business
Friday morning.
Mrs. Myrtle Gibbs left for Ogden
Tuesday morning, where she will
spend a couple Of weeks with her
relatives and friends.
Tim Farrell tho conductor on the
Mackay line, who has been taking a
months vacation. returned to his
work Saturday morning.
Tho Thimble, Club CT Porterville
gave bundle shower in honor of Mrs.
Harrison Jackson at the homo of Mrs.
W. P. Hawkey on August 26.
Mrs. J. Peckengraph, who has for
the past week been visiting Mrs. We
aryriek, returned to her home at
Ogden, Utah, Monday morning.