The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-06
THE IDAHO REPUBLICAN

| L. Cohen returned Tuesday fror
a fishing trip to Arco.
| ]. G. Stanford of Idaho Falls cam
down and visited with friends Tues
day.
Lynn Hansen of Groveland re
turned from trip to the hills Sun
day.
.,.iss Amelia Hansen of Thatcher
Idaho, is in Blackfoot visiting will
Miss Marie Greenan.
Mrs. c ,lder of st. Anthem.
is visiting with relatives and Friends
for a few days.
Mrs. A. L. Nugent and Mrs. Nelson
OF Sterling spent Monday in Black
foot. .
H. D. MacCosham went to Sal,
Lake and gden the last of the weel
on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jones and
family and Mrs. Fred Pelkey mo.
tored to Lava Hot Springs Sunday
Lee Bowen, Dorsey Stephens, Mike
Jones and Jim WEIGH motored to
Idaho Falls Sunday afternoon.
Attorney General Walters of Boise
was in the city Monday night leav.
ing Tuesday morning for points
north.
DR.. ]. E. Ellis of Boise, who has
been in Blackfoot for several days
spent Monday afternoon at Idaho
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James lex returned
to their home in Spanish Fork We'd
nesday, after spending a few days
in Blackfoot visiting relatives.
Miss Ruth Fox of Pocatello is
spending few days in Blackfoot
visiting with her sister .4rs. Norman
Bingham.
Jennie Summercorn returned the
last of the week from Albion, where
she has been attending summer
school for the past nine weeks.
Chick" Hendrie, Fred Bell. Raw
Stephens, Harold York and Darwin
Simmons motored to Pocatello Sum
day where they spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rae Hartman of
Magma, Utah, returned to their home
Monday, having visited with relatives
at Thomas.
,. G. Tearle of Mackay passed
thru Blackfoot Monday enroute to
Pocatello, where he will visit for a
few days. &
Rita Hughes of Salt Lake, who
has been visiting with her father in
Blackfoot, returned to her home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Bever and fam
lily left Monday afternoon for Ire
monitor, Utah, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Rhea Muntz will leave Aug
ust 20 for ogden to attend the
Sacred Heart acamdey. Miss Muntz
intends to take two-year course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liner Finch of Salt
Lake City passed thru Blackfoot
Monday morning enroute to Yellow
stone park. "5
Miss Olsen of Logan returned to
her home Monday, after having
visited for a while with her aunt
at Groveland. .....
Fife Bingham, Orsen Packam.
Harold Hickehooper, Lyman Boken
and Wallace Packam of Groveland
left Monday for trip to the hills.
D. F. Jackman of Aberdeen pur-
chased a seven-passenger Buick from
the Yellowstone Motor company Fri
day.
Miss Beulah Bever returned from
Moore where she has been visiting
for the past week. Miss Bever left
Monday afternoon for her home in
Ogden.
E. i. Malcolm and wife went to
Albion the last Of the week to bring
back their daughter Glendora, who
was attending summer school there.
They made the trip in their car.
Mrs. David Allen and Mrs. M. C. |
Nelson returned to their home in
dyrum Saturday after spending some
line in Blackfoot visiting with Mr..
md Mrs. George G. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McGonagle
md Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Powell and
amily and Mrs. Olive Haney and
title Thelma and Jack spent Sunday
Vt Lava Hot Springs.
Miss Halle Aldridge of Rexburg
here visiting for a few days be-
ore she goes to Pingree to see her
and there. Miss Aldridge has
ract of land at mat place.
Miss Edna Dye and sister Sarah
t Firth, together with Miss Pauline
'alka, Louise Bittman and Bruce
'eville were down to see the soldier
oys off Monday.
Miss Ethel lone of Rexburg has
cen here a few days visiting with
lrs. Alvin Burgesen. She left Mon
ay morning lor Mackay to visit for
week with her sister Mrs. Peggy
lvinsen of that city.
Ideal light weight plays a big part l
the Oakland Sensible Skis consist
Mt economy records eighteen to {
twenty-five miles to the gallon of
asoline and 5000 to $4,000 miles
tires. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rich and son
asil and Miss Lavera Burriston
'ent a week at Bear Lake fishing.
RS. Rich returned TO her homa in