The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-06-02

M. Boyle, the land man, spent a
few days in Arco last week looking
over some real estate.
Mrs. George Walker, of Arco, left
Tuesday, for Albion,
where she will attend the graduation
of her daughter. i
Mrs. Earnest Pearson and her
Miriam, Paul and Earnest,
went to Mountain Home this week
to visit with relatives.
Irwin Fresh, who lives near Black
foot. was hurt last Friday by a fall
from his horse. He was laid UP for
a few days but not severely injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Davis have re-
Gently made their home in Blackfoot
at 282 East Alice. They expect to
teach next year at Lava Hot Springs.
There are more ways than one
to sweep things under the couch,
for instance brush a suit and never
have it cleaned. Regal Cleaners.
adv.
Miss Blanch Blynn and Miss May
Nelson. of Kimberly, Idaho, went to
Pocatello, Sunday morning, after
several days visit with Miss Susan
Biethan.
Mrs. Holmes and Miss Cora
Holmes came down Friday to attend
the graduation exercises of the high
school. Miss Grace Peck, their niece
and granddaughter was a graduate.
Mrs. Sarah Clark, of Milton, Ore
gon, is visiting this week with her
sister, Mrs. G.. H. Brown of this city.
The sisters have not seen each other
for ten years.
Owing to an epidemic of measles
the Aberdeen commencement exer-
cises have been postponed until June
70, at which time Reverend John Z.
Austin will deliver the address.
Miss Jennie Summercorn, who has
been living at Mrs. Campbell's in
Blackfoot while attending the high
school, is visiting with her parents
this week at Aberdeen.
The Irvine Drug & Mercantile
company have located a complete
drug store at Pingree. Everything
in drugs. Buy it from Doc. Irvine
and know it is right adv.46-4p
R. ]. Jones, the famous singer who
is travelling with a film production
of his song, "Silver Threads Among
the Cold" arrived Sunday and put
up at the Cottage hotel.
Mrs. Morell, of Fairfield, visited
her son at Mackay recently, after
having come to Blackfoot to witness
the high school graduation exercises.
Her daughter, Helen, one Of the
graduates, will remain for summer
school.
A. G. Hinckle,. superintendent OF
Machinery for the o. S. L. with
headquarters at Pocatello, and his
wife. passed thru Blackfoot in a COM
Portable private car Tuesday morn
ing. They spent day fishing at
Mackay and returned Wednesday,
Frank Davis Ben Harvey and Ear
nest Oliver, all of Salt Lake, have
Just come back from very success
full and pleasant fishing excursion uI
Mackay way. They went up Monday
morning.
A party consisting of Sue Biethan
May Nelson. Blanche Blynn, Arthur
Young, Philip Piercy and Walter
Young motored to Shelley, Saturday
night, where they enjoyed the dance
After the dance they went over tc
Moores and played cards.
Mrs. J. M. Stevenson had a reunion
Of her family, Sunday Those pres
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. P. Thorsen
berg Mr.. and Mrs. H. Morris ant
daughter, Bernard, Wayne and Louis
Stevenson.
Mrs. R. C. Mcclure and son, Hugh
and Miss Frances Bugbee, who hal
taught in the schools for severa
years, left Wednesday morning fol
Spring feld, Mass. While en- route
they will visit at Omaha, Kansas
City, Chicago, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston.
Fred Hilliard, one of the higl
school graduates, left for Mackay
Tuesday morning, where he will
work during the summer months. II
the fall he expects to attend the Kan
sas state university.
Mrs. Sarah Montgomery returned
Saturday from Walla Walla. Wash
ington, where she was called by tn
serious illness of her brother.
Alpha Manning, new settler II
the Firth region, came down Satur
day to buy equipment. He moves
his family up from Utah week be
fore.
Miss O'Brien, music teacher o
Blackfoot, expects to leave for Mon
tana about Friday of this week. Afte
a short visit there she will go on t
Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Dunn was stricke
with very sudden attack of appen
: dicitis, Saturday morning. Mrs.