The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-11-20

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Mrs. s. Adams and son, Oral, o
American Falls, is in the city visit
ing friends and relatives.
Miss Emily Foster was down from
Idaho Falls visiting her mother, Mrs
H. M. Tanner, Sunday.
George Sessions of this city made
a business trip to Shelley, Monday
James Smell, of Howe, Idaho, wal
in town visiting with friends Satur
day and Sunday. ~
Miss Ray Waite returned home
Thursday, from her brothers funera
in Rockland, Idaho.
Ira Taylor and F. M. Taylor came
PUP from Sterling, Saturday.
Mrs. Hubble was down from Idaho
Falls, Friday, visiting with her son
Harry Krottoschincky left for LIE
Grande, California, Tuesday, to join
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Krottoschincky.
Jay Earl, of California, who has
been visiting in Blackfoot for some
time returned to his home at LIE
Grande, California.
} R. E. Clawson, of Idaho Falls, was
in Blackfoot, Monday.
Mr.. John Thompson was up from
Pocatello few days on business.
E. T. Peck made business trip
to Moore, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Garlets, of Mac
kay, were in town Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. O'Neal came in
from Pahsemari valley the first of the
week on their way to Salt Lake. Mr..
O'Neal has been suffering with a
broken foot since last December, and
will remain in Salt Lake for treat
ment.
Robert Zilkie came in from May,
Idaho, the last of the week.
G. w. Holland was up from Spring
field, Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Trego and children and
Mrs. Alma Jackman went to Bancroft,
Thursday, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hof-
hine.
Richard Mimic, who is teaching at
Wapello, was in Blackfoot visiting
with friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Gibbs entertained the Mu-
tual Girls Sewing class, Wednesday
evening, and a large crowd was in
attendance
Mr.. Edward Stewart has resigned
his position as law clerk at the land
office and has accepted a position in
the Indian service. Mr.. Stewart and
family left for Washington, Wednes-
day morning, where he will report
for duty.
Howard Snodgrass and Earl Farm
er took an examination on Idaho last
week. Mr.. F. Bangasser, of the rail-
way mail service conducting it. Both
of the gentlemen passed.
Mrs. Alex Younie left Thursday
morning for Susanville, California,
where she will visit for Ia month or
so with her son, w. A. Younie. Her
husband will follow in a month or
so when they will go to the coast
H. c. Gregerson was down from
Basalt, Thursday.
James R. Logan, of Ashton, died
at Blackfoot this week and the re-
mains were shipped to Lincoln Cen
ter, Kansas.
Two French officers came to Black
foot, Thursday morning, to inspect
some horses that were being as
sembled for cavalry purposes.
Mrs. M. E. Boyd is going to have
a fine new home built on South Shil-
ling avenue, between the residences
of L. R. Aldrich and J. e. Stone
Ward Brothers have the contract and
began work Thursday.
j. c. Weeter, formerly the gen.
eral manager of The Weeter Lumber
company, now a resident of Salt
Lake, was in town Saturday.
Miss Alice Beach left Wednesday
for Boise to attend meet
ing of county superintendent Of
schools.
M. D. Andrus was down from Firth
Wednesday.
Louville Written, who has been
in California for some time, is at
Oregon.
Mrs. G. B. Speaker left for Salt
Lake, Thursday morning, to have her
arm operated on.
e. W. Rowles was down from Ida
no Falls, Sunday.