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

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Alma johnson. of Firth, spent Sun
day In this city on business.
Lawrence Malm, of Firth, spent
sunday as a business visitor in this
city.
Mrs. Ed Boyle, who has been Ill
Tor the past two weeks, is improving
rapidly.
M. A, Wheeler, Of Lewiston, Utah
Is the guest of DR.. H. w. Gaumer in
this city.
Mrs. j. c. Wright, of Riverton, Ida
no, spent Monday in this city on
business
! F. E. DeKay and son Frank, les,
for their ranch at Tyhee Wednesday
morning.
Frank and George Jolley spent Sun.
day visiting friends and relatives ct
| M0reland.
Mrs. Hyrum Tanner, of Salt Lake
Is In this city visiting her son, H.
H. Tanner.
! T. G. Mayes, of Salt Lake, spent
Saturday and Sunday In this city Wis
iting friends.
Miss Rose Morrell is reported very
Ill with typhoid fever at the Black
foot hospital
8. P. Wilson returned Sunday even
Ing from weeks hunting trip at
Granger, Idaho.
I Miss Emma Dean, of Groveland,
was the guest of Miss Ethel Taylor
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. L. Rowland and daughter
of Groveland, spent Tuesday in this
city transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Weiand, Of Poca.
tello, spent Sunday in Blackfoot, Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Bert Harris, of Pocatello, visited
friends in this city Sunday and re-
turned home Monday morning.
+ DR.. A. B. Richards returned Mon
day from a weeks visit at Mackay
and other Lost River settlements.
G. Albertson returned Sunday even
Ing from weeks business trip at
Shelley and the surrounding vicinity.
G. L.. Stone returned from Gray's
Lake Sunday evening. While In that
locality he purchased several beet
cattle.
Miss Emma and Freda Sollenberger
moved into town last Monday morn
Ing in order to attend the high
school
Mrs. Frank Hooper left Sunday NOR.
ing for the w. R. Jones ranch at
Wolverine. where she will visit for
q week.
Frank Jollcy, of Soldier, Idaho, ar
| rived in this city Sunday morning
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
R. Jolley.
George H. Sandidge, of San Francis
90, Cal, spent Saturday and Sunday
! in this city visiting friends, on hi
way home.
James B. Brokaw of the Idaho Con
solidated Power Company, and E. J.
Paxton spent Sunday duck hunting at
Springfield.
P. w. Powers left for Aberdeen Mon
day morning, where no will attend the
meeting of the Aberdeen Springfield
Canal Company.
VIII and Kenneth Parkinson will
leave next Monday morning for Provo
Utah, where they will attend the
B. Y. University.
Miss Ella Wright returned to her
home in Riverton Monday evening, al
ter spending q few days visiting re.
latives in Blackfoot.
Claud Toles from the Idaho Lum
Der Company, spent Sunday duck
hunting, and succeeded in bagging &
great number Of ducks.
Carl Peterson, of Bloomington, Ida.
no, returned home Saturday evening
While in this city he was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Scofieh.
Misses Dorothy Clapp and Mabel
Blackhart returned to Basalt Sunday
evening after spending Saturday and
Sunday in this city with friends.
The Carr-Snider Produce Company
have recently purchased a new bill.
ing machine from the Globe Regis.
ter Company at CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Miss Ethel Campbell left for Rich
Sunday evening after visiting for q
short time with . her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Campbell in this city.
Harry Musser, of Mackay, visited
with his friends in this city Sunday,
on his way to Ogden, Utah, where
he will spend few days on business.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church will serve dinner and
supper every day during the Bap-
fist Convention in the basement OF
the new church.
Miss Marie Dunn resigned her posi-
ton at the telegraph office Wednesday
evening and will leave for Denver.
Col, Sunday. Miss Dunn will make
her home with her mother.
Kenneth Parkinson returned Sunday
evening from La Grande, Ore, where
he spent the summer months. Mr..
Parkinson will spend a week visiting
his relatives in this city.