The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-03-10
LOCAL NEWS

Nto. Noou <4thdy, VIM ndo UOOA
visiting the Henry j. Cathcart family
returned to her home in Salt Lake
last Saturday.
Mrs. Alex. Bumgarner is suffering
with appendicitis. 1t is feared she
will have to have an operation In
the near future.
John Slater passed thru Blackfoot
Saturday, returning to his home In
Ogden, after visiting week with his
daughter at Arco.
e. o. Schwarz, of Taber, passed
thru Blackfoot, Saturday, going &c
Pocatello, where he intends to study
the violin fora time.
Mrs. w. M. Kleinschmidt, who has
been visiting for few days in Black
foot, returned, Tuesday, to her home
in Sutton, Nebraska.
B. j. Williams, of the San Fran
cisco Paraffin Paint company, was
in Blackfoot, Monday, calling upon
his representatives here.
Mrs. ]. H. Cutler and her little
son, Nephi, left Blackfoot, Saturday,
to spend few days with Mrs. Cut
ler's parents at Pocatello.
Mrs. Wilkie, of American Falls,
left Blackfoot, Saturday, returning
to her home after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Samuel Bagley.
D. P. Pratt, Salt Lake wool man,
came thru Blackfoot, Wednesday, re-
turning home from a business trip
into the Aberdeen country.
Heber C. C. Rich is back from Cal
ifornia. where he went with a ship
ment of hogs some time ago. He
says he did very well with the swine.
Automobile work speciality,
painting, tinting and granting. First
class work, reasonable. R. A. Boice.
adv. 33-A
See hand bills for particulars
about the white goods sale at Kim
ney & cOmpany's, March II to 1S.
adv.
James Pendlebury and W. c. Sol
lenberger attended the meeting Of
the Southern Idaho Producers asso-
citation held at Pocatello, Wednesday.
Mrs. Hoodington, of Bear Lake,
and Charles Longhurst, of Lost river,
left Saturday. after visit with their
relative, Mr.. George Lutz, of Black
foot.
w G. Staley and ]. Dunn, both of
Montpelier, who took part in the
minstrel show here Monday night
went to Idaho Falls, Tuesday after
noon.
]. A. Henry and wife, rescue work
ers, arrived in Blackfoot, Monday,
after spending five weeks in Poca-
tello. They expect to be here for
some time.
George and James l.. Beverland
and their wives came down from
Mackay, Monday, and took the train
for Salt Lake City, where they will
visit with friends.
Mrs. s. E. Parsons, Of Thomas,
passed thru Blackfoot, Tues lay, on
her way to st. Anthony to attend the
funeral of her uncle, who died Mon
day morning.
ID. H Blossom, of Salt Lake, and
of the Aberdeen-Suringfield
Canal company, left for Aberdeen,
Wednesday morning, after spending
the night in Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Early, of
Illinois, arrived in Black
foot, Monday afternoon. They are
the guests of J.. H. Early and P. w.
Powers and their families.
G. H. Burge, of the Cudahy Pack
ing company Of Los Angeles, was
here Wednesday handling some ship
ments of hogs; one from Arco and
one from Idaho Falls. He returned
to Idaho Falls, Wednesday night to
bring down another shipment.
Jack Killeen, ''the only" Jack Kill
leen, of Seattle, Washington, was in
Blackfoot, Monday, on advertising
business. He pronounced Blackfoot
an ideal location and firmly intends
to make this his headquarters very
soon.
D. v. Archbold and wife and DR..
R. E. Mason and wife, of Mackay,
passed thru Blackfoot, Saturday, on
their way to Salt Lake City. Master
Kenneth Archbold spent the week
at Blackfoot with his grandmother,
Mrs. Cherrey.
Mrs. L. J. Porter is suffering with
a broken arm. While Mrs. Porter
was visiting in her old home in Vir-
ginia in December. she started to
open the door and struck her thumb
IN the edge of the door, breaking the
bone just above the wrist, it has
given her considerable trouble and
Is not healed yet.
Miss Lucille Graham, of Aberdeen,
has been visiting for couple Of
weeks with her relatives, r. l..
Archer and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Kinney, of Blackfoot, and re-
turned to her home last Monday, &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Kin
ney, and her nephew, Graham Arch
err.
Rev. H. w. Parker, Of Twin Falls,
and DR.. e. H. Todd, of Tacoma,
passed thru Blackfoot,
afternoon. They are return
Ing to Gooding, after working in Ida
no Falls and Ashton to raise funds
for the proposed Gooding college,
for which 100000 are necessary.
Rev. R. L. l.. Barnstable, of Black
foot, reports that the sum Of 81 900
was Mven for this fund by two
citizens. An effort will
be made at the Methodist conference
to raise the amount Of $150,00O
more in the interest of this cause.