The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-09-10

Ray Crabtree was an Idaho Fal
visitor Friday.
]. ]. Miller of Moreland spent Sar
urday In Blackfoot.
henry Jemmett Of Shelley, was
visitor here Thursday.
Miss Jessie Drew has accepted
position at the Bon Ton.
Mrs. May Sprague made a bust
ness trip to Pocatello Saturday.
Frank Slene of Arco, was a Black
foot visitor the last Of the week.
J. w. Beachy and family of Idah,
Falls were Blackfoot visitors Friday
Miss Ruth Bloomquist Of Presto
was visiting here with friends Thurs
day.
J. A. Anderson of Blackfoot lef
Saturday for a brief visit in Idaho
Falls.
Miss Mable Merrill of Mackay, il
spending a few days visiting in
BlackfoOt.
Miss Ada Morgan and brother Roy
of Rexburg, spent Thursday in Black
foot visiting with friends.
Mrs. E.. B. Farnsworth went to
Shelley to visit with her brother a
few days.
H. P. Schofield and Miss Georgia
Schofield were business visitors. in
Pocatello thursday.
The Misses Belva Gibson and
Marie Behring spent Thursday even
ing in Sterling.
Mrs. Harry Martin and two chill
dren left for Salt Lake Thursday to
visit with her mother for two weeks.
DR.. c. v. Williams veterinary sur
geon. Phone Is, residence 147V.
adv. 31tf
Mrs. J. A. Dygert and son Of Arco
spent a few days last week visiting
with friends in Blackfoot.
Mrs. J. A. Hartvigsen returned to
her home in Pocatell0 Tuesday, after
few days visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Beck.
Hal Boskill, travelling manager for
the Western Union in this district is
telegraph operator here during the
absence of Mr.. Hardy.
N. J. .Thorsenburg sold the house
belonging to Vern Kinney, located
on North Shilling Ave-, to w. G..
Short.
Mrs. H. J. Simmons was taken to
the hospital at Pocatello Tuesday,
where she will receive medical treat
ment.
Books on the war at the public
library in the city hall at Blackfoot.
IT,.
Mrs. r. T. Drollinger returned the
last of the week from Marysville,
where she has been visiting with her
daughter for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Crabtree of
Idaho Falls motored to Blackfoot
Sunday and visited with their son
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Ray, Crab !
rec.
Mrs: John Danilson and daughter
Jeane and son John returned to their |
home in Boise Saturday, after spend
ng ten days in Blackfoot visiting
With friends and relatives.
Misses Irene Oster and Martha
3orgerding Of Melrose, Mimi. ar
lived in Blackfoot the last of the,
week and spent a few days visiting
With Miss Marie Burggraf.
Mrs. F. c. Parkinson left Thurs
ay morning for Salt Lake. where
he will remain for a month visiting
nth relatives and attending to some
usiness matters.
Mrs. Alfred Hoover returned to
er home in Murtaugh, Idaho Tues
ay morning, after two weeks visit
ere with her mother Mrs. H. M.
.damson and DR.. and Mrs. Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. White returned
their home Golden, Colo, after !
short visit here with Mrs. Elsa
easley on their return home from
Ortland, Ore.
Fehnel and Kirchner are closing l
ut the big stock of pure bred poul-
y at Morningside. Read the an t
ouncement on page five. adv 70 t
Miss Nell Crenshaw returned to
lackfoot the first of the week \
ter spending the summer in Mis- n
'uri visiting with her parents there v
lring the summer. f
Mrs. s. J. Miller of Thomas. was
Blackfoot visitor Thursday, leaving v
the afternoon train for Pocatello. a
here she accepted a position in the "
teration rooms at Cousins store. 7
Mrs. Ethel Williams and daughter.
'rothy, and Mrs. A. H. Smith re- 3
rned to Blackfoot Wednesday after F
ending few days in Pocatello t.
iting with friends and relatives. a,
B. F. Blodgett of Victor, Idaho,
esident Of the bank and prominent G.
siness man at that place, was a d,
ackfoot visitor Friday and Sat- in
day. q,