The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-07-21

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duce company elevator, phone 2O4
adv. 46t1
DR.. V. G. White, veterinarian, resi-.
dence phone $50, office phone 10,
adv. 35tf
Mrs. William Marley was the guest
of Mrs. Henry Kiefer at Idaho Falls
Friday. :.
DR., E. C. Bernhisel, dentist, Stand
rod Bank building. Office phone 81;
residence 307. adv. 41-13I
Henry Damn is expected home this
week. He has been in Nebraska or
official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Rich and
Irene and Geneva Rich motored to
Heise, Sunday.
Blanche Dunn returned home.
Tuesday, after visiting in Utah fol-
several weeks.
Otto B. Fleischer, the United
States commissioner, was down from
Arco, Saturday.
Judge Cowan and Reporter Weav,
er went up to Mackay, Saturday, on
a special case.
Mrs. John Coumerilh spent a few
days in Blackfoot this week Vlslllns
and shopping.
Katherine Oneal, of Butte, has
been visiting friends in Blackfoot fo1
the past few weeks.
Miss Lillian Christensen went to
P~ocatello, Sunday, to visit with ella
tives for a few weeks.
Mrs. Harvey Greenwood returned
from Idaho Falls, Friday She has
been visiting relatives.
Margaruerite Van AIKEN is spend
ing the summer at Shelley. the guest
of her sister, Mrs. King.
Emily Whittlesey, of Pocatello'
spent several days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Leslie Dustin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.. Arnold, OF Sail
Lake, were the Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Gaddie.
Hayes Gift Shop, North Main
Blackfoot, handles copies OF the lda'
no Republican each week. adv
d. D. Neelan is building a pretty
bungalow residence at the corner OF
Alice and University streets.
Mrs. W. w Beck's mother, MRS
Emma johnson, left for an extended
trip in Utah and Wyoming.
Chris Rogers, who now lives al
iHeises Hot Springs, visited in Mac
kay last week with his daughters.
Mary Capps returned Sunday from
Idaho Falls where she had been foI
the past week visiting friends.
Mrs, N, P. Nelson cut a finger very
severely Friday evening while chop
ping food in a food chopper.
Mrs, Alex. Bumgarner is spending
the week at Heise and hopes ma
the springs will improve her heaitn'
Iva Koontz, Ray Weight, Phlllp
piercv and Ted Endlow enjoyed a
picnic at the Maise ranch, n al
Sharlene Bennington and Florence
La Berg, of st. Louis, were weekend
guests at the F. G. Parkinson nome,
In case you wish al extra copy OF
The Republican, call at Hayes Gil
shop. or The Republican office. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Brown, Franz
M. Brown and Mrs. Sarah CLARK ler'
wednesday afternoon for Bear Lake,
ATTORNEY Ralph Adair is again al
work after having been confined &c
his home with illness Tor se'era
days. e~..eaohoo m
motored to Lava Hot Springs, gun,
day, where they enjoyed seVera
Miss Grace Anderson returned to
ber home in Pocatello, Sunday. a1tei
snond;np the week visiting in Black
foot. u,h,+o ond
Arthur and Walter Young motoreo
ito. Arco. Sunday, and enjoyed 'he
ball game. w.t.. n,,,+;n ond
Hyrum Dustin, Of Bear Lake WIZ
the guests of George Hall the early
part of the week. 10,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Wllllams 70,
turned Sunday, from Lava Ho'
Springs, where they have een speno'
ing their vacation. o..,
Harry Hunter, who was recentl.
called to Los Angeles, California, ps
the death of his wife, returned oat
urday to Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and two
lSOnS loIL IOT DOdl Aon0 =
Tuesday evening. They plan on De
ing gone about a month.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. MoWery ano
daughter left this week for Tocoma
washington, where they Will speno
a. month visiting friends.
DR.. H. w. Gaumer made a Trip te
ogden. Utah, over the weekend te
he nrosant at. the chiropraUCors' con-
vention held there Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. William Howard, OF
Salt Lake, have been visiting witt
Mrs. Neil Monohan and MRS. ElleI
Jones during the past week:
John c. Rice, of Caldwell, ldaho
candidate for nomination for a place
on the Idaho supreme bench, was
Blackfoot visitor this week. ,,
Mrs. Fred vogle and two daugnt'
ers returned to her home In ogden
after visiting for two weeks WITH
her sister, Mrs. Charles Harris.
Miss Clairbel Sickert took a triI
to ogden, Saturday night to hear
lecture or Sunday by the man WHIT
is known as the father of chiroprac
tic.