The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-16
DR.. v. C. White, veterinarian. a

. Mrs. Sarah Osborn Is visiting a.
Salt Lake.
J. j. Hayball was down from Idaho
Falls, Saturday.
Miss Adeline Sewell spent Sunday
with friends IN Pocatello.
Mrs. c. V. Osborn, of Oakley, has
been visiting at Blackfoot.
Oscar SAINT was up from Swan
Lake Saturday on land business.
Robert Steed came down from Ar.
co, Saturday, for trip to Pocatello
Fred Golf is selling goods for the
Bower Wholesale company of Poca-
tello.
Miss Irene Swanson, of Ogden, was
in Blackfoot, Saturday, visiting
friends.
Miss Gresl spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Frank Weise and family at
Moreland.
w. ]. Douglas, of Moore, returned
Saturday from pleasure trip to Salt
Lake City.
Buy your gum boots at the Tog-
gerry, we keep only boots that we
can guarantee. adv.
Mrs. Amy Ellis went to Salt Lake
this morning on account OF, the ILL
ness of her sister. i,
DRYDEN Reay came down from Ida
no Falls, Saturday, to spend Sunday
with his parents and friends.
J. H. Wright went to towns in the
direction of Montpelier this morning,
selling U. S. cream separators.
When in need of a good pair OF
mems shoes be sure to call at Hof-
man e. Garvin's adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Jones were
down from Firth, Saturday, to JOIN
the Saturday rush of shoppers. They
returned in the afternoon.
A. H. Simons who sent his pop
corn wagon to Chicago four months
ago for repairs has got it back and
is ready for business again.
P. O. Thorstenberg has started
work on his new five room bungalow
on s Main street. The foundation
of this was put in last fall.
There is a new son at the home OF
K. P Mclaughlin, born at 4 CLOCK
this morning, April 10. He IS 10
be called Kenneth Phelps Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Grover return
ed to Blackfoot from Burley last
Friday and will make their home
here again. They moved to Buriey
from Blackfoot.
Mrs. r. S. Kelley, of Centerville,
was in Saturday to meet her daught-
err, Mrs. D. B. Hatch, who returned
from a visit with a sister in Poca-
tello, Mrs. jenkins.
DR.. Piper, of Firth, was operated
on for appendicitis at the Blackfoot
hospital Monday, April 8, and is to-
day reported to be in fine condition,
with rapid recovery certain.
Mrs. James Yancey returned from
Salt Lake City, Saturday. She at
tended there the funeral of her rela-
i've, James Cobbley. In the mean
time Mr.. Yancey has been working
1t Shelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Campbell, from
Preston, were business and pleasure |
visitors Saturday in Blackfoot. Mr.. |
Campbell is proprietor OF the hotel
1t Preston. They visited with w.
i. Hawley and family.
Mrs w. H. Harmon, who spent
/ month in Blackfoot looking after
Ter property here, and visited with |
Mrs. Charles Downing and Mrs.
James Brown while here, returned to
Ter home in St. Anthony, Saturday.
Fred T. Hines received a letter
his morning from his son; Encill,
Who is on the flagship Pueblo, some
where in m Pacific: In order de-, to y pass IS
confined to a few words, a mere
greeting.
]. E. Tadlock, who has mining
near Mackay and recently
purchased a. farm five miles from
hat town, came down Saturday
,ound for his Salt Lake home. ne
Intends to return in May. He said
he snow still prevents getting to
ONE of the mining properties about
lackay. py..
Mrs. E. J. Kershaw, of Ogden, and
Iiss leila Claypool were guests for
few days last week at the home OF
"a Wilde. l.,
Mrs. o.. B Fleischer, of Arco, came
4 Friday from a weeks outing in
alt Lake, which she declared was