The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-11


the guests of Mrs. c. F. Hendrie.
j. w. H. Lewis of Salt Lake, spen
Monday in this city on business.
John B. Wendell, of Aberdeen, was
a business visitor in this city Satur
day.
DR.. H. w. Gaumer spent Saturday
afternoon at Rigby on professional
business.
The Car-Snider Produce Co. has
just received a car load of fine Elber
ia peaches.
Mrs. H. c. Dipple, of Bandcn, Ore
gon, is the guest of Mrs. Maurice Wat
son for a month.
| S. E. Goldey went to Arco Saturday
morning and spent a couple of days
visiting relatives.
H. L. Rose returned Friday evening
from a few days hunting and fishing
trip east of town.
| ]. j. Guheen, Of the attorney gener.
ais office at Boise, was visitor in
Blackfoot MONDAY
Mrs. T. H. Blackburn returned Mon.
day evening from a few days visit
at Springfield, Idaho.
Miss Grace Thomas and Charley
Kiefer attended the dance at Idaho
Falls Monday evening.
Mrs. E. j. LilenQuist. of Moreland.
spent Friday afternoon in Blackfoot
visiting her daughter Lila
James Pruitt returned from Arco
Friday evening where he had been
employed for short time.
Mrs. Clyde Idol and daughter Vir.
glnia returned from a short visit at
Idaho Falls Friday noon.
A. F. Westbrook, of Aberdeen, was
In Blackfoot Monday transacting bust
ness at the U. S. land office.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Virgin spent
few days in POcatello this week
visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. H. D. Dipple, of Oregon, ar
rived in this city and is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. M. A. Killion.
L. P. Batway left for Idaho Falls
Monday morning. where he will at
tend the War Bonnet Roundup.
The regular meeting Of tho board
OF directors of the Farmers Milling
company was held Saturday afternoon.
F. rockingham, special agent for
the Northwestern Insurance company,
was tho guest Of G. S. Beebc over
Sunday.
Miss Amelia Kirkpatrick left for
Idaho Falls Tuesday morning where
she will attend the War Bonnet
Roundup.
Alfred Wedel the manager Of the
Valley Supply store at Aberdeen, was
business visitor in BlackfoCt Mon
day morning.
Miss Maybel Myres was unable to
attend to her duties at the Kinney
store Tuesday on account of her mo.
theirs illness.
Mrs. ]. Jacobs went to Roberts, Ida
no, Saturday morning where she will
attend the dedication of the new
Catholic church.
DR.. H. w. Gaumer went to Rigby
Saturday on professional business.
Visit the new Economy Store, oppc-
site the postoffice.
Miss Laura Gaumer, one of the |
school teachers in Moreland, spent |
Saturday and Sunday in this city Wis.,
lting friends and relatives.
Ed Boyle and Jess Rumble went to
Pingree Sunday, where they ere in
stalling a heating plant in the dis
trict number forty school house.
Miss Marie Burgraff. who spent su
day attending the dedication of the
new Catholic church at Roberts, Ida
no, returned to this city Monday even
ing. -.
Mrs. Joseph Dye and daughter Flor.
snce, William Dye and Frank Hanny,
Of Basalt, were in this city Monday
visiting friends and transacting bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ireland and daugh-
Ter, Cecil, of Moore, Idaho, arrived
n this city Friday evening and will
remain here and send their daugh-
:er to school this winter.
N1i. dAu NAIS. a. -. @kuauLTCll anu
amily left for Salt Lake Thursday
where they will enter their
laughter Pearl in Rowland hall and
hen continue their journey TO Cali
ornia.
Rev. R. N. Barnstable returned
rom La Grande, Oregon, Tuesday
evening, where he attended the an.
lual conference of the Methodist
church. He was accompanied by his
wife and together they visited Lava
lot springs on their return journey.
Miss Eleanor Jones and Mrs. Faux
Ter who left Saturday morning for
'ingree, returned Sunday evening, as
heir school will not commence until
he beginning of next week, ON accoun
Il the repairs that were being put
N the school house not being COM
|leted.
Monday evening the B. Y. P. U.
# the Baptist church gave a surprise ,
n honor of Professor and Mrs. Beane,
hose enjoying the hospitality were
Ir and Mrs Roano Mr. aud Mrc