The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-01-14
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The Higley family are all i'll with
the flu and Dr. Roberts and Mrs.
Robert Quinn are attending them.
Mrs. R. H. Teeples and son Morris
are both on the high road to re-
covery. They are suffering with the
influenza-pneumonia. The rest of
the family are all able to be around.
William Stoddard was an Idaho
Falls visitor over Sunday
There are five of the Stoddard
children down with the flu. Dave
them.
Alvin Sibbett was Shelley visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Grace Jones from Pocatello Is
visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Davis. She has received
word that her husband, who is in the
army is quite i'll with the influenza.
The Frank Wilson family and the
Whithworth families are ill with the
flu.
Miss Lila Lyons returned to her
home last Saturday, after working
a while for Mrs. r. P. Hansen.
The Sim Christopherson family
are all able to be around again after
the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dye spent Sun
day at the Nelson home at Monroe.
Rafel Larsen and family and Err
win jolly and family are taking the
vaxine for the influenza.
Mrs. Oliver Sibbett spent Monday
here at the home Of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. e. w Hansen
Mr.. Anderson will soon have the
house fixed for his son which was
recently burned down.
Chris Olsen of Goshen, who has
been very i'll with the influenza is
slowly recovering. His mOthe-in-law
Mrs. SESSIONS, who has been living in
Ogden returned to her home Satur-
day.
Bishop Monson and wife and Will
Peterson and family were visitors
at the Christian Anderson home New
Years day for dinner.
,Orson Landon and George Hansen
were business visitors in Firth Sat-
urday. .....
Several families are still quite i'll
with the influenza.
The R. H. Teeples family have
been sick with the influenza. Mrs.
Teeples suffered pneumonia follow
ing influenza, but is nows improving.
The Christoffeson family have been
i'll with the influenza since before
Christmas. Their little two year old
daughter contracted the pneumonia
and died New Years night. The COM
munity extend t, cir deepest sym.
pathy to the bereaved parents.
Mrs. J. w. Stoddari, whJ went to
Idaho Falls 10 nurse her two daugh-
ters' families and while there con-
tra,ted the disease herself She is
slowly gaining her strength and her
son Willie is now sick at their howe.
Tom Dye was q business visitor in
Firth Thursday.
The home Of James Anderson was
burned to the ground Monday morn
ing caused from a Of. stove which
Mrs. Anderson had In her bed room
upstairs, where they were sleeping.
After breakfast she went upstairs to
get the baby and found everything
on fire. The children were rescued.
The neighbors saw the fire and came
to help, but only few things we're
saved.
E. W. Hansen and r. P. Hansen
were out measuring hay Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen of
Blackfoot spent New Years day at
the Tolmie home.
hny I'M
their hay from the Orson Landon
place and are stacking 1t on the
Blomquist place.
Chris Olsen is dangerously Ill with
influenza-pneumonia.
Mrs. e. w. Hansen received tele-
phone message Thursday from Ted
Radford saying that Joseph Teeples
and family were there to visit them
and they all contracted the flu. Mr..
Teeples was dangerously Ill, but is
now improving.
George Woodgate is building an
addition to his house.
Will Peterson and Christian And
erson are going Ito have telephones
put in their houses.
Will Hurphey is i'll apd 1t is re-
ported to be the flu.
e. w. Hansen motored to Black
foot Thursday to get things for the
burial Of the little baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christofferson who died Of
pneumonia as MI. and Mrs. Christ
offerson are just able to be out Of
bed.
The family of J. w. Hess are just
recovering from q severe attack Of