The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-15

Joe Graham, after paying q short
visit with his mother, Mrs. j. B. Gra-
ham, returned to his labors In the
desert Sunday.
i John and Mrs. Broadbent and Miss
Broadbent are visiting NJ and Mrs.
Tone Parsons temporarily, pending
their removal to their old home in
Blackfoot.
Harry Hamilton returned from a
business trip to the Grove city Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Stone and Mr..
and Mrs. George e. Mclean made
business and pleasure trip to Black
| foot via the auto route Monday.
Zed Satterfield left for Idaho Falls
Saturday for a visit for few days
with friends. It is reliably report
| ed that Mr.. Satterfield will bring
someone back with him to make lie
more bearable We wish him JOY.
Details in our next.
Cupid has been working overtime
and is still going. We will note sew
eral events next week that are ma
turing, and the past week witnessed
the marriage of Edward Hutchinson
and Miss May Cole, both we'll and
fayorably known in this section,
with many friends that wish them
all the joy and success in the world.
Hugh Wells, who has been absent
on a visit to Cache valley points, Will
also bring home bride, Miss Eva
Hodge, soon to the same conditions
of friendship and good wishes.
Mrs. William Jones, our efficient
postmistress, has been in very poor
health for some time, and Is being
assisted in her official duties by Miss
Vera Jones. We are glad to report
that Mrs. Jones is now somewhat Inn
proved in health.
Mrs. M. B. Butler, who has also
been quite sick, is reported much
better.
Thos Prudhomme has bought a
car.
| Miss leila Barrows, after a BRIEF
visit to Shelley, is again visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Hiatt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiatt of Burley are also visit
ing the Hiatt family, having driven
thru in the Vielie.
Don't fail to attend the county
agents meeting on Wednesday the
! 9Th. This is splendid move for
| the advancement of an agricultural
section and should have the support
of every farmer.
1t is ''phunny" to see the excite
ment sometimes caused by the adj
vent of an outside ball team, or some
little lady, in quiet little burg like
ours.
Pete and Tone Parsons went to Po-
catello Saturday to the bedside of a
sister, who was to undergo an OPP
Grafton at one of the hospitals on
that date,
J.. d. and Mrs Bronson left last
week for Lava Hot Springs to see IL
the treatment would not benefit Mr..
Bronson's health, which has been
vary bad for some time. His many
friends sincerely hope to hear of an
improvement
Mrs. Will Alfred is visiting friends
in Cache valley, Utah.
Mrs. C. N. Corbridge and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Corbridge visited Sterling
relatives after a several months res
idence in Sterling.
julius Teichert is away in Ameri-
can Falls, Pocatello and Blackfoot on
business for the Gem State Auto COM
pany, in which Teichert Bros. are
heavy shareholders.
We would like to suggest that II 1t
ia necessary to charivari the newly
weds that there be one date agreed
on for the several cases in sight.
to the end that this nerve-racking,
transmitting pandemonium caused by
excessive demonstration of friendship
and hilarity be confined to one ses-
sion. We know by personal exper-
fence that notwithstanding the jux-
Imposition of the "cornstubble" this
can be made something fierce.