The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-12
LOCAL NEWS
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friends there for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Hudson of
Grand Rapids, Mich, are guests of
their son DR.. and Mrs. B. H. Hudson.
The George Whitmill and Harry
Martin families have returned from
a park outing.
Cash for your eggs. Rising Sun
Dairy. 4-9mf.
Mrs. G. Lofquist of Firth was the
guest of Mrs. M. Ouse and Children
last week.
Mr.. Wilson of Idaho Falls was in
Blackfoot Sunday, looking over the
water situation with James Young.
Via Barton came up from Pocatello
Sunday evening and will visit friends
here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Locy and Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Rhodes and family
are enjoying an outing at Bear Lake.
Fred and Walter Holbrook visited
relatives here Sunday, on their way
to Boise to visit with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bie.iian OF
Goldburg spent Sunday here with
relatives.
We have some new Oliver gang
plows for sale at $50 each. Aber-
deem Hardware & Furniture Co. AZ
Mrs. John Warneck of Mackay was
a Sunday visitor in Blackfoot at the
Eccles hotel.
7 Rev. W.. R. Robinson of Gooding
was here for Sunday, stopping at the
Eccles.
Lucian Killion is down from Arco
visiting his mother Mrs. M. A. Killion
at Blackfoot.
Mrs. s. H. Cooper went to Rupert
Saturday to visit for short time
with her son Frank,
Mrs. J. w. Caldwell returned Fri
day to her Logan home, after visit
with Miss ]. Hymas.
Books on tine wall at the pubic
library in the CITY hall AZ Rlackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Borchardt of
Rupert, attended to business here
Friday.
Miss Bea Brown of Salt Lake City
is the guest of Mrs. w. w. Davis for
the week.
Miss Nazzie Bowling spent the
weekend as guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Hampton.
Miss Eva Jones returned Saturday
from Albion, where she completed
the nine weeks summer course.
Miss Gertrude Gill came home
from Idaho Falls Sunday. She is re-
covering nicely from her operation.
Mrs. Ethel Williams and daughter
Dorothy came up from Salt Lake City
Friday and spent. the weekend with
her many friends here.
Dan Muir of Salt Lake City, who
spent several days of last week here
attending to business, returned to
Salt Lake Saturday. :
Pea Harvesters and Oliver gang
plows for sale at bargain prices. The
Aberdeen Hardware & Furniture Co.
Az
George Lutz was in town Saturday
for the first time in many weeks and
said he had been laid up with
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Egley and
daughter Zelma leave Tuesday morn
ing in their car for Yellowstone park
to spend a week.
Mrs. Helen Naisbitt and daughter
Vera, left Saturday for their home
n Ogden, after visiting for some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Hassing.
Saturday morning one of Black
foot's- prominent farmers and stock
men met Mr.. Beebe on the street and
said he had time to be examined for
another $4,000 policy. 1t was quickly
written and the examination made
This makes the third $4,000 this
gentleman has bought of Mr.. Beebe
adv. !
Mrs. T. F. Frasure and little
daughter went to Pocatello Friday
to visit for a few days with her hus-
band, who is working at Pocatello
Mrs. ]. B. Hall of Marysville
Calf, a resident of Blackfoot eight
years ago, arrived in Blackfoot Sat.
urday for an extended visit with
her son Carl Hall.
Some Pea Harvesters or Win
rowers for sale at SIS each. The
Aberdeen Hardware & Furniture Co
| AZ
| Silas Davis and H. d. Reed of Her.
man, Idaho, as trustees of the schoo
of district No. 6 conferred Monday
with the county superintendent Of
schools on school business.
| Miss Sue iBethan arrive din Black
foot Sunday morning from An.
Arbor, Mich, for two months visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. H
Biethan. Miss Biethan is librarian
at the medical library at Ann Arbor
The Misses Edna and Elvera Stef
fens returned Saturday from Albior
where they attended summer school
they went to their home at Tabel
for a short visit before preparing fol
he falls school work.
Miss Alma Marshall, who for al
most two years walked with crutche'
following bad case of tonsilitis
which settled in one knee, is about
on her own two feet, having just re
turned from Albion normal school
DR.. F., M. Sprague and DR.. Charles
Sprague of Pocatello, both former
| medical officers in the U. s. army
were Blackfoot visitors Sunday. DR.
Charles Sprague just returned from
overseas.
s. Grieve and wife of Salt Lake
City spent part Of last week in Black.
foot and other places in the Snake
river valley. They are friends Of
DR.. Flodquist and Mr.. Grieve Is look,
| ing for a business location, wishing