The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-20
LOCAL NEWS
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Notary Public at Standrod bank

Mrs. P. L. Polk has taken a posi-
ton at the Hayes Gift Shop.
Miss M. B. Harper spent Sunday in
Pocatello with friends.
Miss Ethel Shuey of Pocatello
spent the weekend here with friends.
The Hendrie family we're Lava
Hot Springs enjoyers Sunday.
]. H. jacobson of Boise was Sun
day guest at the Eccles hotel.
Miss Winnie Meek was an Idaho
Falls visitor Saturday.
E. M. Kennedy went to Arco Mon
day morning.
Roy Clifford spent two days of last
week in Shelley.
Horseshoe" castings and tubes,
Bills Auto company. 3Oa-tf.
Mrs. Marshall Wright and little
daughter went to St. Anthony Friday
for short visit.
Mrs. w. S. Wright and little
daughter were Sunday visitors in
Blackfoot with relatives and friends.
The F. w. Pelkey family motored
to Lava Hot Springs Sunday and en-
joyed the day.
Miss Sigma Soderman of Firth is
the guest of Mrs. "A. Andren this
week.
Gustaf Shallman of Burley spent
the weekend in Blackfoot at the
Commercial hotel.
Mrs. C. L. Myers, who has been
visiting in Logan with her daughter,
returned to- Blackfoot Saturday.
Miss M. Webster of Rexburg was
the weekend guest of the Misses
Mulvaney and Wieser.
The Misses Hennley and Schroeder
motored to Pocatello Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Barrier.
o. B., Harris of Salt Lake City,
representing Miller & Viele Co.,
spent Friday in Blackfoot.
Mrs. E. Robbins of Salt Lake City
was in Blackfoot Friday visiting with
her son Ronald.
Books on the war at the public
library in the city hall at Rlackfoot.
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George Dore was out and at work
nearly all of last week, fully recov-
cred from his illness.
Mrs. Steve Blair of Idaho Falls
motored to Blackfoot Friday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Crabtree.
Misses Leatha Sutton and Cecil
Ireland spent Sunday at Lava Hot
Springs with Mrs. Ireland, who is
visiting there.
Mrs. Earl Miller left Sunday for
Dubois, where the Millers are max
ing their home. Mr.. Miller is keep
ing books for the Dubois garage.
Mrs. Anna Johnson, mother of
Mrs. Hattie Johnson, arrived in
Blackfoot from Shelby, Mont. Sunday
to spend the summer here.
T. C. Coffin, an attorney of Poca-
tello, is in Blackfoot on court bust
ness for the opening of the district
sessions.
Mrs. M. A. Driscoll and Mrs. John
Nelson of Pocatello spent two days
with friends in Blackfoot during the
week.
Rich Johnston, son of Peter G..
Johnston, returned last week from a
three year mission in Australia, and
visited friends in Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Harvey, Miss
Dorothy Cobbley and Oliver Lindsay
motored in a party to Idaho Falls
for the sugar beet dance Wednesday
evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Weaver, Mrs.
R. W. Adair and her daughter Miss
Ora Rogers, motored to PocatellO
Wednesday afternoon.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Holbrook and
little daughter Ruth, arrived in
Blackfoot Saturday evening and are
spending few days with relatives
and friends here.
DR.. H. H. Scarborough will make
his next professional visit at Black
foot at the Eccles hotel Thursday,
May %, not the twenty-f1rst as
stated in last issue.
John Roe or Rob James, or some
such person has check coming, but
as he never advert;ses, his debtors
don't know just how to make the
check. So they put it off. Idaho
Republican advertisement.
Walter c. Penfleld, Idaho agency
field supervisor for the Equitable
Life Insurance society and Mrs. Pen
field were In Blackfoot over the
week end.
Osmund Buchanan has sold his
fine residence on North Shilling
avenue to Ras Hansen, taking an
other house in exchange, in the same
ward.
George and Earl Manning and
their sisters, the Misses Flora, Nellie
and Lena, stopped over in Blackfoot
Sunday evening on their way to visit
theri brother Alpha, in the hill
country east Of Wapello.
John Edwards, who has been with
the Andren Auto company for more
than year, is returning to Salt Lake