The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-02

Mrs. Dora France visited friends
in Pocatello Friday.
George Heilig is making plans for til
erection OF new bungalow.
Pears, the finest quality for can.
ming, at Berryman's. ady-tf.
Stock wintered at a low figure.
Karl P. Brown, Optimist office. If.
A. ]. Cobbley, of Riverside, spent
Wednesday as business visitor in
this city.
Mrs. B. F. Bowling is spending a
few days visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
K. Williams of Presto.
w. E. Gibby returned Tuesday even
ing from Ogden, where he spent a few
days visiting his mother.
H. F. sundquist, of Firth, attend.
ed the Baptist convention in this
city Wednesday evening.
Mrs. c. L. Reese entertained a
number of friends at her home Thurs
day afternoon at Kensington.
Miss Ruby Weyburr,. who attended
tho Baptist convention, returned 70
her home in Boise Wednesday,
q. F. Cock, of ElDorado Springs.
Mo-, is the guest Of c. c. Clawson,
between the forks of the rivers.
Rev. Christopher Silene, tho Baptist
! pastor of Firth, is spending week
In Blackfoot attending the convention.
Mrs. William Lowder and daughter
Emily Of Riverton, spent Wednesday
evening in this city visiting friends.
Miss Anna Graham left Friday
morning for Shelley, where she will
visit friends and relatives for week.
o. E. Anderson, of Firth, spent
Tuesday in this city on business, and
attended tho Baptist convention in
the evening. g
Judge DIETRICH, of Boise, arrived in
this city Monday evening and Is one
Of tho prominent speakers at tue Bap-
fist convention.
Lewis Robins, Of Moreland, spent
Wednesday morning In this city trans.
acting business concerning the potato
growers Of that vicinity
Mira. Arthur Anderson and daughter,
Florence, Of West Firth, spent Tues.
day and Wednesday evenings attend.
ing the Baptist convention.
J. +. Grimmett, Of the Hcndrie Inn.
plement Company, left Wednesday
noon for Logan, Utah, where he will
spend Q two weeks vacation.
Allie Olsen, of Logan, Utah, ar.
rived in this city Friday evening and
will be employed in the Blackfoot su.
gar factory during the campaign.
Mrs. r. Greenwich and daughter Liz
NE left Wednesday morning for Og-'j
den, Utah, where they will visit
friends and relatives for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hays, Of Sterl.
ing, spent Wednesday visiting friends
In this city. Mr.. Hays Is the mana.
ger of the Idaho Lumber Company.
Mrs. w. H Bowlers, Of Boise, ar
rived in this city Tuesday evening or
the Chapel car and will remain here
during the weeks convention at the
Baptist church
NIX anu 0AA .. ANhy <AOcau10, WIZ 40t
BEEN employed on the X. & M ranch
in Little Lost River, during the g.
mer, returned to their home
Wapello this week.
Rev. P. H. Evans, OF Payette, is the
guest Of Max Smith and is attending
the Baptist convention. He was pas
tor of tho Baptist church here. pre-
cAef1inU Rev. Jewell
: @. L. Kenner, of the Oregon Short
Line spent Tuesday in this city
making arrangements for some new
freight cars, in order to supply the
heavy demand OF the shippers.
Charles Hilliard and Dee Conger
left Friday afternoon for Island Park,
where Mr.. Conger win be employed
on Mr.. billiards. ranch. The latter
returned to Blackfoot Mondey noon.
william Heap. of Colorado. ar.
rived in this city Sunday evening
and is a guest at the Woody home.
During Mr.. Heaps visit in this city
he will take adjustments from DIR.
H. w. Gaumer.
Mrs. Carl Shipper, of Idaho Falls,
spent Wednesday morning in this city
with her sister, Mrs. Rosie Forbs,
and both parties left on the afternoon
train, for Salt Lake. where they will
attend the Utah State Fair and visit
friends for q short time.