The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-07-14

Ryan, Mrs. w. C. johnson and Miss
Katherine Ryan returned in Mrs
Eldredge's car from the park, Mon.
day evening. They had a wonder
full trip--not even a puncture to maj
their pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Fisher, Maxine
and Charles Fisher and Lillian
sample will motor to Heise Hot
Springs, Saturday. Mr.. Fisher will
return Monday morning while the
others will remain there a week.
Fred Vogle returned to Ogden,
Tuesday morning; he has been visit
ing with his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Charles e. Harris. Mrs. Vogle and
two daughters will remain with Mrs.
Harris several days.
Mrs. B. A. Ffester, Of Munsey,
pennsylvania, arrived Saturday even
ing to make an extensive visit in
Blackfoot with her daughter!3 Mrs.
j. M. Wiegel. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Jonas Geyer and
son, of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Collett and their
small daughters, Alberta and Bes-
sic, spent Thursday and Friday in
Blackfoot visiting with Mrs. Collects
aunt, Mrs. James Heatley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Collect made Blackfoot their
home about 10 years ago and they
find it much changed and improved.
DR.. and Mrs, POINTER, Ruth Poynt-
er, Marie Heagany, Miss Julia Bren-
nan, Mr.. and Mrs. Reece, Mrs. De-
vorce and Mr.. and Mrs. Reece, ST.,
returned from a six days trip thru
the Yellowstone park, Friday. The
weather was glorious, they had no
car trouble and the trip was entirely
delightful.
Blackfoot and Arco base ball teams
will play at Arco, July 16, for a purse
of $500. Excursion rates have been
arranged by the Oregon Short Line,
the fare to Arco and return being
So; to Moore and intermediate points
$2.25; to Mackay and intermediate
points, $3.50. Train leaves Black
foot at 8 a. M, and returning leaves
Mackay at 7 p. m. The train will
stop at Arco, Lost River, Moore, Dart
lington, Leslie and Houston; at all
these points there is good fishing.
Come out and see is trim Arco. See
O. S. L. agent for particulars. adv!l
The Misses Hanna and Bertha
and their brother David
and his wife, all of Salt Lake City,
the guests last week Of Mrs.
James Duckworth and Mrs. w. H.
They all left Monday for
T ~ Hot mi pC M tod that
far by Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder. After
a short stay they will return to Salt
Lake City and the Snyders will come
back to Blackfoot.
Merrill Boyle left Tuesday evening
for Salt Lake City to have the cast
on his ankle reset. He seems to be
along nicely after the pain
full operation of having the bones of
MS foot rebroken sc that they might
be properly Joined together again.
After his accident several years ago,
The intricate network of ankle bones
lid not knit as they should and this
recent operation was performed as a
lis. Bass, who came to Blackfoot
the last of May to take a position
IN the office of G. S. Beebe, has fur
nished a house on the west side and
brought his wife and baby up from
Logan where Mrs. Bass was visiting
with her parents. Mr.. Bass was
formerly employed at Pocatello as
clerk to Trainmaster G. L. Hickey.
spent his first month in
.lackfoot he is we'll pleased with con-
1itions and plans to make his per-
nanent home here.
Mrs. l. A. Moore and daughter,
Helene, of Seattle, are now visiting
he Hart family in Twin Falls. On
heir way east they will stop in
Blackfoot and be the guests of Mrs.
frederick Cowan for several days.
they lived here many years ago and
lltho there r hundreds of strang
RS there are still many people who
will welcome the Moores as old
'riends.
George Findley returned Sunday
rom Salt Lake, where his wife has
,een receiving surgical treatment at
he l.. D. S. hospital. He and his
mall daughters, who have been stay
ng with Mrs. Chauncey Merkeley
their mothers illness, left
tuesday for Bear Lake. Mrs. Merk-
ley and children accompanied him.