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

turned Saturday. from Boise.
Isidor Weber. from Roberts, was
down on business last Thursday.
Robert B. Moore, of Arco, came
down Saturday to go to HALEY for
jury service.
B. A. Potter, building contractor,
is putting up dwelling for Willard
Hansen at Wapello.
Henry Daniels and family, from
Arco, came down Saturday to go to
Hyrum, Utah, for visit.
Miss Theresa Mclaughlin, the
teacher at the Basalt school, was a
Blackfoot visitor Saturday.
John Peterson, from Idaho Falls,
was down last week to attend to his
two bands of sheep at Sterling.
Miss Betty Acres, of Moreland,
came in Friday for short trip to
Pocatello, returning home Saturday.
Mr. Pratt, of the Valley Supply
company at Aberdeen, returned from
trip to Pocatello, Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. w. Angelo, of Lost river, re-
turned from a visiting trip Friday
and took the morning limited to Mac
kay.
James Pendleberry went down to
Pocatello, Saturday to attend the
meeting of the farmers equity So
ciety.
Orville Boehlke and Charlie Nc
Outlook, from Rexburg, were bust
ness visitors at the land office Sat
urday.
Lee Pence, of Mackay, passed thru
Blackfoot last week on his way to
Mackay from Denver with carload
of cattle.
Mrs w. P. Lindsay and Miss Will
liams came in from Moreland, Sat
urday, to travel up to Idaho Falls
for day or two.
Clifford and Ray King came down
from Rexburg, where they are at
tending school, to be with their home
folks at Moore over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Greenwood
went up to Idaho Falls, Saturday, to
visit Mrs. Greenwood's mother, Mrs.
e, R. Patterson for week.
F. e. Hursh came up from Aber-
deem, Wednesday of last week, after
a. visit to his farm, and returned to
Wyoming, where he is living.
Mrs. w. D. Vincent went to Poca-
tello. Saturday to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Lewis, and to attend the
performance of "The Lilac Domino. -
Mrs. Cecil G: Clarke and her
mother, Mrs. Mary York, went up to
Idaho Falls last Friday to settle up
some business regarding the sale OF
real estate.
J A. Hartvigsen, who has been
fireman on the Aberdeen branch for
three years, left for Pocatello, Sat
urdav. to go to work on a main line
run.
John Bitton, ST., of Riverside
made a bushes trip to Pocatello,
Saturday, and expected to be able
to attend the meeting OF the farmers
equity members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Christensen
were in Blackfoot, Saturday. They
took the afternoon train to Idaho
Falls to attend the. Sunday school
convention Sunday.
G N, Wray and his mother, Mrs.
Eliza Wray, and two sisters, Mary
and BRIDGE, from Riverside, went
down to Pocatello, Saturday after
noon, for a short visit with tr1ends.
William Young, railroad man,
who has been visiting his brother IN
Blackfoot, w. o. Young, since haV-
ing one elbow injured, returned to
his work at the Pocatello shops Fri
day.
Edgar D. Hale, of Groveland, was
down last Friday for the first time
since he fell into grips with la grip
pc in early winter. He suffered sew
eral relapses, each time thinking
that he was we'll enough to get out
and around, but seems quite we'll at
last.
Assistant Engineer H. H. Holm
berg, Of the Pocatello division of the
Short Line, came up thru Blackfoot
last week on his official duties. He
was accompanied by J. B. Neff, his
helper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Just and Dor
rit Just were in Blackfoot, Saturday,
on their way to PocateIIo. Miss Just
went to have her tonsils removed by
operation.
A. E. House, of Sterling, was up
to take the rural carrier examination.
He was accompanied by Mrs. House,
and their daughter, Mrs. Jones, who
was taking her little girl, Helen, to
focatello for optical treatment.
"A carload of Overland cars was
skipped from the factory to Bills
garage on the twenty-ninth of Jan
uary, and two carloads of Fords.
They expect big rush on the "Coun-
try Club" which they have just re-
ceived.
D. H. Blossom, engineer for the
Aberdeen-Springfeld Canal company,
and G.. R. Boutwell, both from Salt
Lake City, were down to Aberdeen
last week to attend the annual stock
holders meeting of the company
Monday evening.
Clyde Scott and Vilate Hargrave
went to Pocatello, Saturday, to visit
their aunt, Mrs. e. T. Hargrave, who
is i'll. Mrs. J. W. Scott drove the
two young people down from Wapel-
10 in a sleigh and returned in the
afternoon.
Miss Ora Rogers gave a slumber
party Saturday night, the third. to
number of her friends, the Misses
Gladys Johnson, Edna Caps, Rhea
Drollinger, Winnefred Biethan and