The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-02-16
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Thomas Binch, of Shelley
visited with Mrs. Alma Baxter the
first of last week.
DR.. George H. Cooper visited fol-
a couple Of days with his father, DR.
j. B. Cooper, last week.
G. H. Furey, from Leslie, took the
train for Boise, Tues of last week
having sold out his property on Lost
river.
A. Wedel, of the Valley Supply
company, Aberdeen, was up on bust
ness Tuesday and Wednesday last
week.
A. J. Snyder came up from Spring
field, Tuesday of last week-dropped
in at The Republican office to say
hello.
Mrs. HURT and Mrs. Alec Robert
son, from Firth, were down Wednes-
day to visit Mrs. Lawrence Thorsten-
berg.
Mrs. Dora Lay left last week for
California on vacation. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Sprague.
Willie Johnson, one of the Second
Idaho regiment boys, has resumed
his duties at the ]. G. Wareing ranch
at Porterville.
L S. Reay and A. L. Will en-
ployees at the Fort Hall agency, were
up to spend day in Blackfoot, Tues
day, last week.
Miss Laura Pennington went to
Pocatello, Wednesday of last week,
to stay over the weekend and at
tend the Shriners' ball.
Mrs. Jackman and her daughter,
Gladys, left Wednesday of last week
for Denver. They are on buying
trip for the Art and Millinery shop.
D. A. Sanders. of Rexburg, stopped
off on his returned from a trip to
Salt Lake City, to visit with his
Mrs. Stanley Gaddie, last
week.
G. H. Written and neice, of Howe,
came in Tuesday of last week from
Dewey, Oklahoma, where they have
been visiting with relatives and old
friends.
Mrs. J. G. Wareing, of Porterville,
left Wednesday of last week, for
Rochester, Minnesota, where her
husband is in the hospital for an OPP
GRAFTON.
John Farnsworth, of Rupert, went
down to Aberdeen. Wednesday, of
asst week, where Mrs. Farnsworth is
visiting with her relatives, the ]. M.
1ivingstones.
Mrs. T. ]. Kearney was down from
Rexburg the first of last week on
probate business, accompanied by B.
J. Briggs of Idaho Falls, who acted
'or her in the legal matter.
Mrs. Ben Maben, from Jackson's
Hole, is visiting with Miss Anna
leach of Springfield. Miss Leach
,ame up to meet the train bringing
Ter friend Wednesday morning, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick King and two
hildren came to Blackfoot last week
rom Alliance, Nebraska, to make
heir home near town, where they
ave purchased an acre of ground
nd house.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Hartwell, who
moved from Blackfoot to Camas last $
all, returned for visit last week. Ii
If. Hartwell said there is plenty of
ay and well-doing cattle in his !
ountry, and more snow than down
ere. 9
Mrs. Katherine Fox-Clement and $
[rs. Gladys Hodgson-M orrell have re- /
gned as teachers in the Blackfoot v
,hools. Their places are filled by a
[iss Cordelia Walker, from Iowa, t
nd Miss Mary Sternberg, from Min 3
esota.
Albert Tueller, from Garland, n
tab. came up last week to get work, t.
18th intention of bringing up the h
lmily when he is established. Mr.. O
ueller is dairyman and farmer, Il
i'd wants to finally settle on a place O
his own. fl
Miss Edna Gillespie reappeared a.
st week at the Hayes Gift Shop, ii
,hind the magazines and news h
lpers, wearing her accustomed CT
nile of welcome. Miss Gillespie was tC
'erated on just before Christmas CT
r appendicitis. OF