The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-02-24

Salt Lake last Tuesday after visit
of several months with relatives.
Mrs. Guy Priest is home again after
stay of couple of weeks in, Black
foot under the care of DR.. Mitchell
Mrs. Priest has been suffering from a
dislocated arm, caused by falling on
the ice.
Mrs. A. J.. Satterfeld and little
daughter returned from Pocatello last
Tuesday where she has been the guest
of her son, A. Y. Satterfield, for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Ralph Davis made trip to
Blackfoot last week to look at piano
which is to be used in the Springfield
Amusement Hall, and while there pur
chased one for her own home. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Henry Berg and
Miss Dorothy Snyder.
DR.. Davis was called to Aberdeen
last week and stopped here on return
ing to attend Mrs. Mary Scott, who
has been confined to her home with
Kidney trouble for several weeks.
Robert Stone and Miss Gertrude Mel
son spent couple of days in Pocatello
last week the guest of Mrs. Kizes.
w. F. Weist went to Pocatello last
Wednesday to be gone indefinitely and
Mr.. Hurdle of Shelley will take his
|place as teacher in the Sterling school.
Mr.. Hurdle is musician Of some note
which will be of interest to the people
fof Sterling.
DR.. Davis was called out from Black
foot last Thursday to attend the little
son Of Brig Pugmire, who had an at
tack of lumbago, but the patient is re-
|ported all right again.
+. G. Quantrell was called to Black.
foot last Wednesday on account Of the
serious condition Of his wife, who gave
birth to bright eight pound baby girl
Jan. eth. Both are reported to be
getting along nicely now.
Mrs. Brunson was in Aberdeen shop.
ping last Thursday.
Dan Cutting came home from Black.
foot last Monday where he has been
under the care of physician with a
badly infected hand and which he was
advised must have been contracted
from a diseased horse.
Mrs. Dan Cutting was called to
Monida, Mont, last week to be at the
bedside of her mother who is danger
ously i'll.
Mr.. Strochein shipped carload of
hogs to the Blackfoot Packing com
pany last Thursday.
Chas. Underwood made return
trip to Aberdeen last Wednesday.
Mrs. DIETRICH came down from Sweet
/ Sage last Saturday to visit her daugh
, ter, Berneice, and returned to her home
yesterday.
Assistant County Surveyor Christian
son and wife came back from Shelley
Saturday, where they spent few days
at their home.
w. j. Haycock and wife made tri,
to Aberdeen Saturday and returned or
the afternoon train.
Eph and Joheph johnson returned
from Mendon, Utah, last Saturda,
where they have been to attend tn,
funeral of their father, who was ninety
one years old.
Miss Adeline Nelson returned to he
school in Aberdeen Monday mornin.
after spending Sunday with her par
ents.
4 Chas Parsons is suffering from yer,
+ badly broken collar bone caused by
runaway.
A. O. Belville, the Blackfoot pian
man was in town Monday and report
r having sold several pianos, one bein,
k a player-piano to- Henry Morrison.
$ John Watson, ST., came down Mon
day to visit his son, John, and loOl
over his cattle, which are being fed OF
J. the bottoms.
:, John Erps returned from Blackfoo
g yesterday after week s stay on busi
ness.
J. S. Parkinson the sheepman cam
o down from Rexburg Monday to loo
n after his bands that are being fed a
$. this time in the vicinity of Sterling.
Mrs. w. j. Haycock was taken SUI
denly i'll Sunday morning and wa
n taken to the Idaho Falls hospital MOI
IS day, where she will submit to serior
G operation. She was accompanied by ht
It husband and daughter, Mrs. o.
le Henderson.