The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-04-21
GROVELAND
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ceremony and reception will take
place at the brides home In Grove
land, and the immediate relative!
, will act as hosts. Mrs. Warren will
be assisted by her daughter, Mrs
Arthur Jarvis.
Mrs. Adam Yancey has taken two
small children to keep, little CIR
{ five weeks old, and boy Of sever
: years. The youngsters will certainl!
find good home at Mrs. Yancey's.
Jacob Gushwa was Grovelant
, visitor Sunday.
Charles Fullmer and wife came
down from Rexburg, Sunday, to visi
their daughter, Mrs. Pearl Auker
man. They made only flying visit
returning home in the evening. The!
called also upon Mr.. Fullmer's sister
and brother, Mrs. Caroline Warner
and A. S. Fullmer.
The Misses Viola and Veta Bowkel
, are at home, having returned from
! their scnool at Rexburg. They en-
joyed the term at the academy very
much.
Horace Fullmer came home Sun
day morning and started drilling
beets Monday morning.
Miss Fern Bergensen came home
from Utah recently. She had beer
visiting her grandmother for severa
weeks.
The Callister boys have purchased
new manure spreader and are put
ing it to valuable use.
James Larsen INFESTED last weel
; in new two-way pillow.
j Stephen Larson has returned from
! Mapleton, Utah, where he spent the
winter with his brother, Chris.
The Alfred boys were at GrovelanC
: this week getting some cattle fol
, their herd.
Mrs. Orson Manwaring, who hal
been on the sick list for some time
is now better and able to be around
| Mrs Mckee informs us that hel
son, who lives in Canada, has beer
called to serve his country in the
war. He has left for England where
|, he will join his division. Mrs. Mckee
!, IS loyal to her mother country, Ire
land, but nevertheless, she is happ!
that only one of her boys has to &C
| to the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Fullmer cele
!, brated their thirty-second wedding
anniversary with their children las
Sunday. A weddinq dinner was serv
ed very appropriately. There were
! present: Warren Jones and wife
/ James Larson and wife, S. e. Round.
| and wife and their families, ant
everybody spent an enjoyable day
} David Manwaring is expected
home from Rexburg next week. Mr.
Manwaring will work for one OF hi
. brothers thru the, summer and thel
return to the academy as teache
in the fall.
It has not been decided whethe
: our next school principal will be MI
. Rice or a professor from the Rick
academy who has applied for the pc
sition. Mr.. Rice has filed the plac'
very satisfactorily, and has won thu
esteem of both pupils and parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice are thinking o
. spending next winter in Spokane
| Washington.
Lyn Hansen had his broken thumb
= injured again last week and he say
/ he is contemplating the advisabilit!
: of getting wooden thumb.
The little boys and girls are hid
: ing plenty of Easter eggs.
, Mrs. E. F. Hale expects to leave
, for Smithfield, Utah, next Wednes
day afternoon, where she will stay
, for some time visiting her folks.
Howard Tolman, of Preston, Ida
no, who is working in Wapello, wal
a visitor at the home of Mr.. Alvil
| Bergeson last Sunday.
A party was given in honor OF A
|. G.. Jensen, Sr. last Monday afternoon
it being his seventy-third birthday
i. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
James Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Yancey, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hale
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Hale, Joseph F
Jensen, Mrs. Nellie Hale, and Gust
, Benson and family. Dinner was
, served at o'clock and all spent
pleasant evening.
Miss Viola and Veda Bowker, who
, have been attending school at the
Kicks academy, Rexburg, returned
home last Saturday morning. Horace
tullmer, who also attended the
school at Rexburg, returned home
Sunday.
R. M. Barrus is on the sick list
this week.
i Evert Green was chosen as one
of the trustees at the school election
held in the school house Monday
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Green
takes the place of s. G. Seamons.
| Henry Hammond, of Moreland,
was a visitor here Sunday.
j. H. Merrill has purchased new
car.
The baseball boys are busy prac-
ticing for field day.
i Mrs. Nora Sorenson returned to
her home in Lost river last Friday.
The program for next Sunday
night will consist of parts rendered
by the Boy Scouts and the Bee Hive
girls. This closes the seasons work
Of the mutual improvement associa-
ton.