The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-02-25

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visit with the Wallace Wright famil,
for a few days.
Mrs. Louis West returned to hel
home IN Idaho Falls Saturday after.
noon, after visiting with her mother
Mrs. Eva West for few days.
Miss Lorraine Tavey returned Mon.
day morning to Moscow, after visit.
ing with her parents for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Aston left Mon.
day morning for Bancroft, where
they will visit with friends and rela.
tives for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Briggs and
children left Monday morning for a
few days visit with friends in Poca-
telio.
nev. Cullison left Sunday after
noon for Boise, where he will spent
several days attending the convention
there.
Miss Lydia Richem berger arrived
in Blackfoot Saturday afternoon from
New Rockford, N ID. and will make
her home with her sister Miss Sole.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nygard went to
Pocatello Saturday afternoon for a
few days visit with their daughters
of that place.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. James Fox returned
Friday afternoon to their home in
Idaho Falls, after visiting here for
few days. .e.s
Horace Whittelsey, brother of
Mrs +. B. Dustin, has been released
from the service and returned to his
home in Pocatello. ... -,
j., T. Wright is back from Idaho
Falls, where he has been since No
vember, working for the railroad
company. Mr.. Wright says the COM
Walter ,Holbrook returned .. to
Blackfoot Thursday evening", after
being released from Camp Logan.
He will visit here for a while.
Mrs. Tony Kruse and little children
returned to Blackfoot Friday after
noon. after a few weeks spent in
Logan.
Miss Elva Cherrington spent the
with her parents here. She
is teacher in the Moreland school.
She had as her weekend guest Miss
Martyr, also teacher of Moreland.
Ralph Volpert returned to Black
foot Thursday evening, after two and
a half months spent at Gooding,
while in the employ of the Gooding
Motor company.
o. Buchanan returned Thursday
evening from business trip to
and left Friday morning
form Rigby to attend to some ether
business matters.
Sergt. G. c. Clark from Camp
Funston arrived in Blackfoot the last
of the week and will make his home
with his brother s. T. Clark and
family.
Winnie Smith a. recently released
soldieH stopped over in Blackfoot
Thursday for visit with friends. He
was On his way to Idaho Falls from
Camp Lee, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bacon attended
party at Wapello Thursday
evening. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chess Bates, who are going away.
Mrs. Womack and Mrs. D. N. John
son returned to Basalt Thursday
evening, after visiting Mrs. Johnson's
daughter for few days.
Mrs. David France and daughter
Olive and Mrs. Bert Webb and
laughter Evelyn went to Idaho Falls
afternoon to visit with their
mother Mrs. James Fox.
Miss Brenon and Mrs. POINTER
vent to Montpelier Monday morning
lfter visiting here for a short time.
They will return to their Salt Lake
lome, after visiting there for time.
DR.. H. H. Scarborough the special
st whose work has been SO success
Ill In relieving neadacneS ana eye
lefects, will be at the Eccles Hotel
donday and Tuesday, March 3 and 4.
~, adv. 32a-2mf
Mrs. J. O. Mote and sister Mrs |
FOX passed thru Blackfoot Monday
N their way to Banda, Idaho, the
ormers home. Mrs. Fox has been
listing with Mrs. Mote since the
cath Of her husband al Sterling.
The Misses Violet and Seretta
ireen and Aurora Harrington and
he Messers, Reul Harrington and |
,dwin Woofingden attended dane
ag party at Idaho Falls Monday |
vening. ."
Harry Hofer has been down on the
cast booking engagements for the
Vorhtam shows now wintering at
'lackfoot. He engaged the ten big
airs Of the northwest and is for
lore.
IDAHO CASUALTIES
February Fl, 1919