The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-05-07

Falls for rev days.
Bookkeeper Joe Shirley, of the
Asylum, has gone on vacation of
three weeks.
Good water is one Of the best in
surance policies family can carry.
Ernest Zelinsky, Taber. Idaho. 41-2
Somebody stole the tools from the
barn of the Clarke Fuel & Ice COM
pany, Tuesday night.
Mr.. William Liljenquist returned
Saturday from Bannock, where he
has been working.
Miss Margaret Moody spent the
weekend with her parents at
Thomas.
The M. l. A. dance held at the
Progress hall, Saturday evening. was
well attended and and considerable
profits were realized. Ice cream and
punch were served.
Miss Irma Young left for Salt
Lake, Tuesday morning.
The high school class in elocution
gave recital at the auditorium Mon
day night. 1t was very successful
and each character was very we'll
rendered. Two plays and an equal
number of readings were given.
Miss Emma Sollenberger went to
Arco, Tuesday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Leonard Lowe.
J. C. Woods has recently complet-
ed a we'll Al feet deep for George
Williams in the Younie addition.
Mrs. L. w. Martin, of Arco, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weaver at Pingree. She
also visited the family of Harvey ALL
red at Blackfoot, Sunday, and went
home Monday.
Mr.. George Ruthhardt, who has
been at Twin Falls for some time, has
accepted a position as salesman with
The Brown-Hart company and began
work the first of May.
Edwin Watson has been ill for a
few days, but is able to be out again.
Mr.. ]. L. Molen came down from
Arco, Monday, to meet Mrs. Molen,
who was on her way home from
Portland
Mrs. Lulah Smith spent part of
the week at Arco.
A. R. Van Mugs, former state bank
examiner, has resigned his position
and will engage in business in Idaho
Falls as a partner in The Idaho Reg
lister.
Mrs. Heslop returned the last of
the week from a visit with her son,
Willis Whitney on Lost river. She
found that visitors had carried off so
many of her lilacs during her alb
sence, it made the bushes look lone
some and crippled.
Joaquin Wright is down from Mon
tana for short visit with the folks
at home.
]. W. Arnold, of Montpelier, spent
few days in Blackfoot this week.
T. E Wood, one of the prosperous
stockmen from Idaho Falls, was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Ella Miller, superintendent
of schools of Bonneville county, was
in town Tuesday.
H. F. Scissor was in from Taber,
Tuesday, buying supplies.
w. E. Larter was down from Chill
ly on the head Of Lost river, Tues
day.
F. M. Leland was in town, Tues
day Afternoon on his way to Butte.
Attorney George L. Ambrose was
down from Mackay the first of the
week.
Mrs. Ben Davis has gone to Lemhi,
Idaho, to spend the summer with her
husband on the farm.
Ralph Keeney is breaking on the
Mackay passenger train while Mr..
Strachan and family are on their
trip east and south.
w. w. Thatcher, of Blackfoot,
went up to Thornton, Monday to look
after business for the Mutual Cream
cry company, which he says is the
largest in the world.
Miss Gladys Hodson went up to
Firth, Monday morning, to substitute
for Miss Hodge, who was called away
by the illness of her mother.
Receiver Charles harris and wife
of the land office spent Sunday in
Pocatello.
J. H. Anderson and wife spent
Sunday at Pocatello.
Mrs. J. H. Jendlebury, of Pocatel-
10, has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. e. Bingham for couple
of weeks.
Miss Winnifred and Carrie Sutton
we're baptized at the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
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