The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-16
LOCAL NEWS

Father van Hoven has been trans.
Ferred temporarily to Boise.
Buy that new suit at the Toggery
NeW clothes arriving every day. adv
Miss HERNIA Albertson, of Moore
#Fpent the weekend with home folks.
Do your trading at the Toggery
Where satisfaction is guaranteed. adv.
Hoffman & Garvin Tlgs. Co. save
You money on everything in the
Imen's ready to wear line. adv.
Mrs. E. C. Smith left for Arco,
Monday, to visit her sister, Mrs. J. A.
EHallams.
Miss Marie Diers, of Moore, was
Fhe guest of Miss Kate Reese for the
" rs. c. Edmonson left Monday for
Iher place at Cerro Grande, where
she will put in the summer.
N Mrs. Dave Stone came home Mon
day, to Aberdeen after a short visit
with friends in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Jacob Brandt arrived here
from Washington state Monday to
7 go. to her homestead at Aberdeen.
r. w. Atkinson returned to his
home in Aberdeen, Monday, after
pleasant visit with friends in Tooele,
s Utah.
Mrs. M. H. Lundberg, from Mt.
*Pleasant, Utah, left for Mackay Mon
day morning to spend the summer
there.
A Mrs. N. E. Bever, of Moore, came
down for the Junior promenade and
4 to spend Sunday with her daughter,
: who is in high school.
The Misses Alice and Elise Thomp-
son were up from Pocatello last
week visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Thompson.
4 c. H. Higgins, of Mackay, returned
last week from a trip to his home
bin St. Louis, and took the branch
trath Monday morning.
Mrs. w. A. Lee returned from Salt
Lake the first of the week. Mr.. Lee
has been operated on again, and is
h evidently recovering well.
There is a new son at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Stefferson at
Wapello, born Saturday, the seventh
of April, and he weighed II pounds.
Misses Pearl and suzy Cherrington
returned Friday afternoon, from
#Firth, where they spent last week
conducting the eighth grade examina-
lions.
I Mrs. Ray Crabtree, wife of the
manager of Beachy's shoe store, re-
burned Saturday from an eastern trip
Ito visit her sister in Wisconsin. In
kthe mean time Mr.. Crabtree has Sc
cured home in Blackfoot.
Mrs. Ina Nelson is very Ill at the
home of Mrs. Mary York, of Black
loot. Her daughter, Mrs. ]. r. Rob
artson, is here from the east, help
ng her sister in caring for the pa
ient.
Mrs M. A. Dillingham;, was was
recently operated on at the Poca-
y clio hospital, returned to Blackfoot,
Monday, and started for her. home in
IS Cha.&s, seemingly in excellent
& health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reynolds,
rom Murray, Utah, came up Monday
n look at q farm at Arco which they
NAV rent for the summer. They
we're accompanied to Arco by Ben
MIensen. owner of the farm.
Miss Francis Tolmie was in from
EWoodville, where she teaches school,
for the Junior promenade. WINE
Mere she was guest OF her sister,
Mrs. H. A. Hansen.
n N Johnson, of Goshen, dropped
4 n to see the new Republican shop
Ind Offices Friday. Mr.. Johnson has
moved his home to Firth, while still
R.etaining his Goshen property.
Mrs Vollie van Bramer, of Bur-
lev. spent few days with her Black
hoot friends last week, and on Sat
l,rday was joined by Mr.. van Bramer
For the return journey home.
n p C. Felsted, of Pingree, returned
from trip to Rexburg, Friday morn
Ing. and was accompanied home by
his daughter, who has been attend {
Ing school o. the academy.
4 Alpha Manning was in from the
IlUolverine country Friday to buy sup |
lilies and a buggy. He said they are
RlresMy drilling grain up in the hgh {
Ealleys, where the season seems a
little earlier than here.
Have you a town lot needing a
house to make it into home? Do :
Eou lack funds to handle the propo-
kition? Ring B. A. Potter, phone
hos. and he will tell you OF plan !
by which you can make home on
HE lot and pay monthly. adv. 395 :
Mr.. and Mrs. v, Van Bramer left
For their home at Burley this morn
Ing. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Jardine, or t
Charleston, Utah, came Saturday 10
visit Mrs. Jardine's mother, Mrs. L.
Thornton.
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