The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-09

H. r. Chapel and Earl Taylo
took In the carnival at Blackfoo
Thursday.
Little Thelma Slack came GU
from Blackfoot last week to max
. her home with Mrs. E. F. Parsons
: Word has been received tina
Arthur Nelson who is training at Sal
Francisco, underwent an operation
for appendicitis. He has writer
home that he is getting along fin,
and states the possibility of him com
: ing home for few days.
Little Ellen Herr is visiting at tn,
P. P. Parsons home for a few days
T.. F. Parsons, Bishop Ward, 0
E. Nelson and the Johnson brothers
motored to Blackfoot Thursday or
business.
The post office inspector was 9
business visitor here Wednesday,
Sheriff Simmons came out from
Blackfoot Wednesday on official bust.
ness.
| Mrs. A. D. Nelson and daughter
Adeline motored to Blackfoot Mon.
day with ALIVE Nugent and family
and his mother. Alvie left for Camp
Fremont Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Driscoll motored to
American Falls Tuesday on the re-
turn trip of Mrs. Herman Tichert
and baby who have been visiting
here.
Mrs. Louis Tichert went to Poca-
tello Tuesday for few days visit.
Thomas Furniss motored to Po-
catello Tuesday on business.
Quite number of young folks
enjoyed the evening at A. D. Mel
sons Tuesday in honor of Adeline's
birthday. 1T n
A farewell party was given at the
auditorium last Friday evening hon
oring ALIVE Nugent, Will Watts, Rob
ert Quigley, Joe Maxwelland Harry
Rupe who left Monday for Camp
Fremont. Dancing was enjoyed by
very large crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Driscoll mo-
tored to Pocatello this week and
from there to Blackfoot, where they
took in the carnival.
Mrs. H. .happell spent this week
in BlackfoOt. She returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Taylor and
children and H. R. Chappell motored
to BlackfoOt Friday evening and
took in the carnival while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wells and Miss
Louise Gravotte motored to Black
foot Saturday evening to attend a
dance.
Alvie Nugent went to Blackfoot
Saturday for physical examination
for the, draft.
Curtis Loveless had the misfortune
to have wheel taken off of his
buggy Friday night just after the
dance by some careless drivers in
an auto, who backed into his buggy
as they were leaving. The names
OF the parties has not been ascer-
tanned, altho 1t is known they were
from Blackfoot. They made no ef-
tort to make any reparition for the
damage done or to even offer to
take the party Of young people home.
DR.. Mote, who has been confined
to his bed since July 4, was able
to sit up awhile Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Mote have as their
guests the doctors sister, who will
visit them for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Tanner took
in the carnival on Thursday evening
at Blackfoot.
Earl Taylor and Mr.. Atkins mo-
tored to Blackfoot Saturday evening.
Arthur Nelson is expected home |
on a furlough in a short time. He
has just been operated on for an
pendicitis and will come home as |
soon as he is able to travel and re-
main until he recuperates.
Miss Louise Verbick spent Sum
day with her parents in Grandview.
Charlie Nugent is working at the
Dustin pharmacy in Blackfoot. He
came down for the dance Friday
evening.
The ball game between the mar
ried men and the single men Sunday
resulted in. victory for the single
men. 1t was the intention of the
men to put up a purse of $25, which
was to be donated to the Red Cross.
out owing to the absence of Earl
Taylor, one of the star players on
he married mems team this was
jailed off.
Loa Nelson motored over from his
Try farm near Howe Saturday and
s visiting with his parents here.
Carl Hutchinson of Riverside is
listing his brothers here.
o. E. Nelson is building a little
wo room cottage on his lots near
Main street. 1t is reported that Mr..
lelson has purchased the old cream
ry building at Rochelle and will
move it to the townsite and fit it up
g a residence house. Both houses
viii be for rent. Prof. Miles will ,
ccupy one of them.
The Indians came over from the !
eservation Sunday in large num-
ers with their best race horses and {
iders to vie with the whites" in +
orse races. The contest was a re-
ult of a race which came off the =
in which the Indians :
'ere defeated A. D. Nelson's horse
an and some others, however, the h
indians carried off most of the S
onors on Sunday. Another meet is
cheduled for next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Parrish and
On Of Aberdeen stopped here Fri r
qv RI visit fh dir !, ajoo Nre r NF.uLL | !.