The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-12-24

n. r. HOHHhH Will Speuu SuTlbt'
mas in Salt Lake City.
Miss Eula Palmer who has been
quite Ill Is much improved.
H. w. Chandler was one of Black
foot's business visitors from Spring
field Friday.
Miss Van Akin returned home Sun
day from ALBION to spend the holt
days with her folks.
H. L. Martin went to Denver,
Colo.i Sunday to spend the holidays
with his wife and family.
Lee and Harry Whitmill spent
Sunday here visiting with their
brother George and family.
Spencer Eccles and Carlyle Nibbley
came up from Logan Sunday night
and returned Monday morning.
w. A. Edwards of Springfield was
visiting friends and business ac-
quaintances in Blackfoot, Saturday.
Miss Elm Norstrom returned to
her home in Soda Springs Monday
after a few days visit here with
relatives.
Walter Daily, Monroe Brown, Hy-
rum Bills and Miss Deva Jacobs, Miss
Melva Lindsay and Mrs. Charles Bon
ner motored to Shelley Sunday night.
Among those visiting Blackfoot on
business Friday were A. F. w. Lar
son and George A. Davis Of Shelley
and l.. ]. Firth OF Firth.
Virgil Inskeep, Mrs. o. c. Inskeep
and daughters, Esther, Mearl and
Aisle of Pingree were visiting friends
and shopping here Friday.
Mr.. Sterling, employed at the Jor-
gensen meat market, will leave Tues
day night for Spanish Fork, Utah,
to spend the holidays with his family.
Rev. George Peacock has returned
to Blackfoot for the Christmas holi-
days. His work in the Sunday school
mission field is hindered greatly by
the Influenza epidemic.
Fred c. Johnson, Hyrum Bate
man, R. L. Anderson and s. s.
Humphreys of Shelley were court
house visitors Friday.
Melvin Ison of Riverside visited
with his wife Mrs. Leta Ison in
Blackfoot Friday morning, after
which he drove to Pocatello to write
in the teachers examination in the
evening.
G. D. LaFever and Wesley Davis
of this city motored to Aberdeen
Friday to look after their band of
sheep and to investigate the hay
market.
Commissioner-elect M. A. Fugate
and his son Paul Fugate, cashier of
the Aberdeen bank, motored to this
city Friday to attend to business at
fairs. ..& 5'&
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lint expect to
leave Tuesday for Soda Springs,
where-they will spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Dygert of that
place. % ..-E
J. o. Mcbride of Moreland was
called home on business the latter
part of the week. Mr.. Mcbride has
been employed on grading contract
at Lorenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Williams of
Butte, Mont, are spending the
christmas no days here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. McMil-
Ian. Mrs. Williams is just now con-
valesing from a serious attack Of
Influenza. nv
Miss Francis Miller of Presto, Miss
Jessie Armstrong of Shelley, Miss
Lizzie Daw of Shelley and Miss Caro-
line Lowe of Arco, came to Blackfoot
the last of the week to take the
to their homes Saturday.
The parents and friends of Clar-
ence Horton and Albert Fay of Pin
gree, were made glad by the return
of the young men from Camp Rose
Grams, Cal, Thursday evening. They
were serving in the artillery at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Sartin Of Firth
transacted business in Blackfoot Sat-
urday morning, after which they
motored on to Pocatello where they
will spend the Christmas holidays
visiting with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Sartin is principal of Firth school
while Mrs. Martin is in the primary
department of the same school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Josephson and
daughter, Miss Sigma, of Pingree
were attending to business matters
in Blackfoot Saturday They report
that their son Leonard, who is in
the hospital at Pocatello, is improv-
ing rapidly and will soon be able to
be moved to his home.
In a. recent letter Everett Faul.
coner informed his father s. ]. Faul-
coner that he, Everett, expects to be
transferred to the states early in the
year. The young man who has been
in the marine service for the past
four years, has spent all Of that time
in the tropics-the first two years in
Guam and the last two at Cavite, P. /.
TWO BOYS ARE ACCIDENTALLY
DROWNED IN SPRINGFIELD LAKE