The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-01-14

-. 1sI DnulClSOu III" DOlao WAS
business visitor heer Friday and Sat-
| urday.
Desmond Conger returned home
Thursday from Ogden, where he has
been visiting with his sister for
week. D, a+ <g sf
Mr.. Jorgensen, manager of the
1 Jorgensen Meat & Grocery Co., made
a business trip to- Pocatello Thurs
day.
Mrs. III. l.. Anderson returned to
her home IN Dewey, Utah Tuesday,
after q visit here with her mother
Mrs. ~ Il. Stocking. 9'' aai'fioh KY
Marriage licenses were issued at the
court house JanuaryI6 to Morris
Samuel and Harriet Coffin both Of
Idaho Falls. AE71S '' oH .'''
| Mac Hulse of the Yellowstone Mo-
tor company in Pocatello was a
Blackfoot visitor Thursday on his
tway home from eAberdeen.ilGaI4 az
/ Mrs, J. Watkins OF Brigham
ECity, Utah came to Blackfoot Thurs
Eday to visit at the George A. Ander-
kson home. ~ H
/ Walter Crow of Ozone, Idaho. was
En- oldChLOOI flAudy dICCuulu6 "
business matters. He returned Sat-
Eurday. ,,,.a,.d =, ,.a
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berry, who have
Ebeen the guests Of Mrs. Berry s sister
EMrs. Fred C.. Christ, returned Mon
day to their home in Glenns Ferry.
a~s4N illiamsr Burton from Spanish
Fork, Utah, who just returned from
the training camps is Visiting at, the
Carl F. Anderson home. '"''' r.
Miss tMilbrey Pew will resume her
duties at the Racket store the last of,
this week. She is recovering nicely
from an attack of influenza. ,oDoq /
~ Colonel ugate Of, Aberdeen mo-
tored to this city Sunday, Monday
morning he took the, official y oath
which makes him commissioner of
this county for another term. r,ggss
Manual Burkrnan and wife and
daughter Of Firth were the weekend
guests of Mrs. Burkmans parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hampton of
Groveland. v" J''',C' ~. ,,,.D lr,.,., s,,r,
0 Mrs. Bert Coumerilh and little son
| returned Wednesday morning from
Myrtle Point, Ore, where they spent
three months visiting with her
mother. @AN ~, [",,.,,,. ,.g,,r.,.,
TIBill Rogers returned Saturday af-
ternoon to his home ON Little Lost
river. He visited with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers for q few
days. W W. '','f.' .,aonr,, ,ytnga1r
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rogers and
family returned to their home on
lost river Saturday morning, after
| visiting with his parents here for a
few days. ~ a'''"'t,'. .,',.,a ,.,,
Mrs. Paul Kereft returned home
from Pocatello Friday, where she has
been with her sister Mrs Nugent,
who underwent an operation at that
place. 1880, t,aa.g adT
9Dr. and Mrs. Arbogast returned to
their home in Rock Springs, Wyo.
Saturday, after q few days visit at
the home Of Mrs. Arbogast's brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Enlow.tr,J sliqaa
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson re-
turned to their home in Weiser, Ida.
Saturday, after q, three weeks visit
at the George L. Anderson home in
this city, ,}db,E HEb.ic
Little Miss Caroline Cooper daugh-
ter Of DR. and Mrs. G.. H. Cooper,
went to Pocatello, Friday and be q
guest at the home Of her friend
Florence Jenkins. for q few days. =
q Mr. and Mrs. " H. Mudd Of
Mackay were visiting friends In
Blackfoot over Friday enroute to
Denver, where they will VISIT for al,
indefinite time with relatives. a at'S
Saturday morning Misses Nazzie
Bowling and Rosa Hale were passen-
gers on the Aberdeen train enronte
to Sterling, where they are employed
as teachers in the public school. ,.l
I Miss NAY Harden, principal Of the
Jameston school, near Shelley, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Blackfoot
the guest of her sister Mrs. Weldon
Robbins and family. ''H m pl'"
Miss Frances Carlson went to
Thomas Sunday evening prepatory to
opening her school there Monday.
The Thomas schools have been closed
\ since the epidemic. gEHh "'