The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-09-20

Springfield, were Blackfoot visitor
saturday.
Virgil Stevens and John Power
spent Sunday in Pocatello visitin
friends.
Mrs. N. A. Just of Presto, spen
o few days the last of the week Wis
iting friends in Blackfoot.
DR.. Simmons, Fred Goff and Ceci
Lint spent Monday amid the duel
ponds hunting.
Mrs. Sam Lloyd, Mrs. Jane.
Young and Mrs. w. o. Bridges spen,
Thursday in Pocatello.
Miss Ruth Blomquist of Shelley
spent few days the last of the week
visiting with friends and relatives in
Blackfoot.
Mrs. M. Sackerson of Montana, ar.
rived in Blackfoot the last of the
week, enroute to Pocatello. She
spent Friday and Saturday here.
Charles Fisher spent the weekend
in Idaho Falls visiting with his
mother, Mrs. G. v. Fisher and Max
inc.
Mrs. E. H. Weaver returned Mon
day after spending a few days in
Rexburg visiting with. friends and
relatives.
Mrs. E. Jackson and Mrs. S. Reed of
Mackay, passed thru Blackfoot Tues
day enroute to Idaho Falls, where
they will make their future home.
w. H. Smoot, a resident of Pin
gree, who tried dry farming on Raft
river the past season, is back at
Blackfoot for the winter, having had
a rather hard season.
/, G. G. Kirkpatrick, who has been
dry farming near Moulton, in South
ern Idaho, is moving back to Black
foot, having become attracted to
the old home community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gibbs Of Ashton,
arrived in Blackfoot Wednesday and
will spend few days here visiting
with Mrs. Gibbs, mother, Mrs.
Cherry.
/ Mrs. Geddes, mother of the little
boy who met with the sad accident
which caused his death. returned to
her home in Rexburg Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. w. M. Hanna and little chill
dren from Mackay, were Blackfoot
visitors Saturday, leaving in the af-
ternoon for Idaho Falls, where they
will visit short time.
Miss Margaret Hurst came down
from Dillon Saturday to meet her
brother Bryan Hurst, who came
down from Mackay enroute to Camp
Lewis.
Mrs. M. E. Adams of Keever, left
Monday morning for Burley. She
was accompanied by Miss Grace
Clark, who will attend school at
Albion this year.
Fred. J. Shartner, of the 81 In
fantry passed thru Blackfoot the
last Of the week enroute to San
Diego, where he will continue train
ing.
Misses Ruth jackson and DeLoris
Smith, of Pooatello, arrived in Black
foot Saturday afternoon and spent
The weekend here the guests of Miss
Lucille Byers.
Mrs. Frank Silene and children re-
turned to their home in Arco Tues
lay, after spending a few days in
Blackfoot visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Biethan.
Mrs. S. ]. Rich returned to her
lone in Logan Tuesday morning,
after spending few days in Black
'oot visiting with friends and rela-
ives.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus Cobb of Lima,
Mont, arrived in Blackfoot the first
If the week. They left Tuesday
morning for ogden, where they will
pend a short time visiting friends.
Mrs. Rollings returned to her
lone in Blackfoot Tuesday morn
ng, after spending a few days in
aexburg, visiting with her daughter,
lrs. VIM. McNiel.
G. B. Dunnick received telegram
tuesday that his little son Royal,
Who was living in Oregon, met with |
death Monday. Little |
loyal was run over by an automo-
lie.
Save, the pits of peaches, plums,
runes and apricots land turn them
yer to your grocer to be forwarded
0 the government for fighting gas
ttacks by the Germans. They are
1ade into charcoal to save mems
ives. tt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and Mrs.
Iolmes of st. Anthony, Mrs.
hatcher of briggs and Mrs. Shelton
I Rexburg stopped in Blackfoot a
NV hours Saturday morning enroute
, Lewiston, Utah to attend the
lneral of Mrs. Skeletons mother.
hey went by automobile.
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