The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-11-06

the city Friday on business
i Harold Parkinson made a business
trip to PocatellO and back Friday.
Miss Lille Carlberg, of Firth. visited
her sister, Miss Evohe Carlberg IN
this city Friday.
Frank Walters, who has been III
for the past few days, is reported
be improving rapidly.
G. L. Wolfe. representing the Hass
Fish Company, spent Friday in this
city visiting the trade.
s. Thoner, of Ogden, manager of the
Ice company in that city, spent Friday
in this city on business.
Mrs. L. p. Altman spent Thursday
and Friday in Pocatello visiting frient I
and transacting business.
Mrs. James Wray, Of Moreland, and
daughter, were business visitors In
this city Friday afternoon.
J. M. Virgin spent Friday as a bust.
| ness visitor In Sterling, in interest OF
the Idaho Lumber Company.
A. E. Blair, Of Firth, is building a
large two story addition to his home
five miles north Of Blackfoot.
Miss Pearl Kelly. who has been i'll
for several days with the torsilitis. ie
reported to be improving rapidly.
Miss Bessie Lufkin has resigned her
position as assistant bookkceper IL
the Blackfoot MERCANTILE Co. store.
Mrs. George Wright and daughter.
MISS Ella, of Rivorteen, were business
visitors in this city Friday AFTERNOON.
George Hubbard, of Idaho Falls, ar
rived In this city Thursday noon and
visited friends returning homo Friday
L. M. Capps, manager Of the Black
foot Farmers Milling Company. mad.
a business trip to Springfield Thursds,,
G.. Christensen and Mr.. Furnace
made business trip to Pocatello
Thursday morning, returning in the
evening.
Miss Marion Snyder left for Spring
llelo saturday morning, where she
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
her parents.
Mrs. Rose Farnum, of Pocatello, pas
sed through this city Friday, enroute
to Firth, where she will visit rels
yves Tor a few days.
Miss Grace Darks, Of Logan, Utah.
arrived in this city Saturday morn
Ing and will visit friends and relatives
here for several days.
Mrs Pugmire e, Of Bear Lake.
rived in this city recently and is the
guest of her brother, S. j. Rich ano
family for short time.
Frank Welke r, of Ogden, Utah, re-
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spent Friday and Saturday in Black
loot in interest of his firm.
Mrs. Ed Mo Maham and Mrs. F.
Tolefson, of Firth, returned home
Thursday evening after visiting trends
IN this city for several days.
Alpha Barrette spent Thursday and
Friday at Morcland visiting friends
and transacting some business affa RS.
for the Idaho Lumber Company.
Miss Charlotte Laswcll, who on ac-
count of being Ill, was unable to at
tend school last week, returned to
her home in Presto Friday morning.
M. G. Miller, of Salt Lake City, ar.
rived In this city Friday morning aad
will spend the remainder of the win.
ter here, visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. o. Long, Of Arco, is in THE
city visiting Mrs. p. &C. Woody and
attended the convention of the Royal
Neishbors lodge Saturday evening.
Misses Francis and Hanna Tolmic
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
thc1r parents at Presto. Tho Misses
Iolmie's are attending school in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Freeland spent
Friday in this city enroute to their
home In Aberdeen after spending a |
few days visiting relatives in Twin
Falls. LIN
c. Albcrtson, Of the Hendric Implc-
ment Company, returned Friday even
Ing from Aberdeen and Springfield.
where no spent the day in interest
of his firm.
DR.. Pool. Of Pocatello, spent Thur.
day in this city transacting bushes
and left Friday morning for Parksr
Mountains, where he will spend q |
week deer hunting.
The dance given by the McIlyeen
brothers in the Progress hall Thurs.
udy evening was complete success |
A large crowd was in attendance and
tho music was splendid.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Parkinson re-
turned from Idaho Falls Thursday
morning, where they attended the
bed side OF Raymond Clayton, who re-
Gently underwent an operation for ao-
pendicitis.
Joe Rich. Of Bear Lake. ACCOMPANIED
by his brother, s. J. Rich, Of Rich,
idaho, spent Friday In this city tran.
sacting business. Joe Rich left Satur.
day morning for his home. after visit,
Ing friends and relatives In this yicin-
Lty for few days.
J. F. Summers left for Sedan,
Kan. Saturday morning, whcre he will
spend few days visiting his wife, wp
will return to this city with him in
about two months. Mr. Summers is