The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-04

day in Blachoot.
B. Wilson, of Sterling, spent Fri
day In this city on business.
J. G. Johnston, Of Porterville, ha.
just purchased new Ford car.
Miss Ella Hall, of Wapello, was s
visitor in this city Wednesday.
w. G.. Davidson, of Rich, spen,
Saturday in Blackfoot on business.
T. J. Wendle, Of Springfield, made
a business trip to Blackfoot Friday
George Parrish, of Wapello, spen,
Wednesday in this city on business.
Mrs. w. o. Chapman, Of Groveland
spent Saturday on business in this
city. ,a
| ]. s. Harper, of R. F. D. No. 1,
was a business visitor in this city
Monday. -
William Stroh, of Tabor, spent
Saturday in this city, visiting with
his mother.
Mrs. s. B. Willis will be employed
at the court house during Miss Bette
Ezells absence.
Miss Ruby Hansen, Of Pocatello, is
spending a few days as the guest of
Miss Alice Vaughn.
Mayor R. N. West, who spent severe
days last week near Idaho Falls, re-
turned home Sunday.
J. T. Carruth, who has spent the
last week at Copper Basin, returned
to his home Friday evening
William Powell, of Idaho Falls, is in
the city at L. r. Thomas residence
overhauling their automobile.
Miss Ada Blake, of Pleasant Grove,
arrived Friday morning to have her
eyes treated by DR.. Richards.
G. E. Carpenter, of Aberdeen, who
has been visiting relatives for few
days. left for home Friday morning.
Mrs. James Duckworth attended the
cantata given by the Primary of the
L. D. S. church Tuesday evening at
Moreland.
Miss Hazel Hackman left for Salt
Lake Tuesday morning, where she will
attend the University of Utah this
school term.
A party composed of Frank Grimme
Mr.. Lowery and Mr. Murphy spent
Monday chicken hunting at the Forks
of the river.
Pete Sullivan, of San Francisco, ar
rived in this city Monday and will
take part in the boxing contests dur
ing the fair.
Misses Maud Lindsay and Rachel
Waite from the Lindsay Walker Co.,
of Moreland, spent Saturday in Black
foot on business. o.,
Miss Linda Lilenquist, who has been
visiting at MOreland for the past
week, returned to her home at Hyrum,
Utah, Saturday morning.
A. w. Chill, who went to Soudan,
Kansas, about week ago to attend
the funeral of his father, returned to
this city Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Fisher and F
c. Christ left for Island Park Sun
day morning, where they will be tt.
guests of Postmaster Curtis.
Misses Irene and Juanita Rich re-
turned Monday evening from month'7I
visit with friends and relatives a,
Salt Lake and Provo, Utah.
Mrs. E. stroh. of Aberdeen, spent
Saturday in Blackfoot on her way
to- Tabor. where she will spend sew
eral days visiting with her son.
Frank Garvin, R. L. Rose and
Frank Bergman returned Monday
evening from the Indian dam where
they had spent Monday hunting.
DR.. Evans, of the Twin Falls Opti-
cal Co., will be at the Commercial Ho-
tel next Saturday, September s. Those
needing his services are invited to
call. ,
Roy Hockett returned Monday even
ing from Salt Lake, where he had
been visiting with his parents, and
his position in the Standrod
bank.
Miss Charlotte Larswell, of Mon
tana. arrived in this city Tuesday
evening. Miss Lasswell is staying
with tho Tolmie girls and attending
school. 81
A. B. Stephens, Judge Anderson,
John Bear, A. L. Hughes and Lewis
Neal spent Sunday and Monday fish
ng and duck hunting along the forks
If the river. .....l
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Jacobs and
laughter Grace, accompanied by Miss
edith Downing, returned from a weeks
camping trip at the Wolverine Canyon
Monday evening.
P. w. Powers of the Idaho Irrigated
lands Company attended the meeting
# the board of directors of the Aber-
leen and Springfield Canal Company
Tuesday at Aberdeen.
Mr.and Mrs. Charles Midcalf arrived
'ere Monday morning. Mr.. Midcaff,
Who is a pugilist, will remain in thi
ity until after the fair, and take part
n the boxing contests.
Mrs. A. E. Briggs. of the Paris
dillinary, who lately underwent an
'peration for appendicitis. is improv-
ng rapidly and expects to return