The Idaho Republican., 1917-02-02
c. s. Beebe, attorney. adv.12-52

Edward Kirby and son, E. L. Kir-
by, from Grace, Idaho, were up on
land business Sunday. They said the
county division scrap is warm in
their section, many opposing the
split-up.
Miss Eva Alphin and Miss Joan
Henderson, and Clifford Henderson,
of Moore, were down over the week
end visiting with their friend, Miss
Beulah Bever, who is attending
school here.
Mrs. Dustin Wakefield stopped at
Blackfoot the first of the week on
her way to Cerro Grande, which will
now be her home. She was down
spending a few days with her par
ents in Pocatello.
| A. B. Kennedy, John Kennedy and
Matthew Nichols, all from Randolph,
Utah, came to Blackfoot, Wednes-
day, to go to their brother-in-law,
John M. Livingstone, of Aberdeen,
who is seriously i'll.
! A. T. Barry, of Dillon, Montana,
came down to have look at Black
foot, after visiting his son at Spen-
Ger, Idaho Mr.. Barry lived in
Blackfoot in the 1S70's, and admits
that the town has grown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Augustine re-
turned this week from an extended
trip to Pacific coast points. includ-
ing Portland, San Francisco and Los
Angeles. They stopped at Salt Lake
City for short visit on the way
back.
Mrs. P. B. Finck, of Berenice, has
been visiting her mother back east
since November, and stopped off at
Blackfoot for few days on the re-
turn. a guest at the Volpert home.
Mrs. Ray Randall, who has been
! visiting her sister. Mrs. Sherman, re-
turned to her home in Mackay Thurs
day morning, taking Mrs. Sherman's
little daughter back with her for a
visit.
Charles Simons, of the land office,
went down to Montpelier Tuesday to
confer with Charlie Harris on land
office matters Mr.. Harris is report
ed mending slowly after his opera
tion.
DR.. Patrie is the proud possessor
of a new Chalmers little-siX bought
of the Bills Auto company this week,
and thinks he will be able to better
meet the demands of his growing
clientage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. MacCosham
left Tuesday to spend four weeks
vacation in Los Angeles. During
Mr.. MacCosham's absence Mark
Tuohy will be in charge Of the
Rowles-Mack store.
A letter received from Pocatello to
| G.. -, olzfnNt rnnnrtc tho
birth of baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
R A.. Creswell. Mrs. Creswel will
be remembered here as Cloe Harris
in her girlhood days.
]. H. Stoneman left Wednesday
evening for Bozeman, Montana, to
attend the state bee-keepers associa-
ton meeting Thursday and Friday,
which is held in connection with the
farmers institute week.
B. F. Reddick was in from Glen
ore, Saturday, looking after some
school matters. They are bonding
their school district to pay for the
new building, and the advertisement
for bids is published in this paper.
j. l.. Brice, the roofing man, is
preparing to make a trip to San
Francisco this week. Mr.. Brice has
sister in California, and expects
to stay down there until the winter
! is gone and out door work again
in order.
The c. w. & M. company has a
gang of carpenters at work this week
building a balcony in their store,
which will give them about 1000
square feet additional floor space: ID.
]. Sweeney, of Idaho Falls, is super
intending the work.
AL Harris and bride, of Gilmore,
Idaho, while returning from their
wedding trip at Butte, Montana,
stopped off in Blackfoot to visit his
sister, Mrs. S. E. Stultz. AL is now
postmaster at Gilmore and says the
mp is growing fast
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Vance, of Mac
kav. returned Sunday from Burley,
where Mr. Vance was working in the
interests of the cattle and morse
growers association. They were de-
layed in getting home by the plocK-
ade on the Mackay branch.
]. S. Andersen, county surveyor Oh
jefferson county, and son, Phllo'
from Menan, were down Saturday SO
Philo could file on some government
land. The young man is ohe vi Lno
militiamen just released from border
service with the rank of sergeant.
Mrs. " H. Reese and her daught-
er, Mrs William Clark, from Star
Valley, Wyoming, visited last week
in Blackfoot with Mrs. Reese,s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wyoming George
Davis, and her son, John, who Is
spending the winter with his grand
parents.
Mrs. H. F. Peck left Wednesday
morning for Pocatello, to meet ner
brother, who is enroute from his
home in Buhl, Idaho, to California,
where he goes for the benefit OF his
health. Mrs. Peck expects to return
to her home in Blackfoot the last
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Patz have re-
turned to Blackfoot from two
weeks visit with Mr.. Patz's parents
at Crete, Nebraska. 1t was family
reunion and ten children and nine
teen grand children from dinerent
states were present. Mr.. Patz re-
ports himself and wife had very
enjoyable time.