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

The flu Is again in our midst,
several families across the canal are
quite sick with it.
| The dinner that was to he given
by the farm bureau at the Pingree
Hotel February Is, was postponed
on account of the renewal of the flu.
Sleigh riding is the order Of the
day.
Mrs. Troutner visited her daughter
Mrs. Clara Baird at Springfield last
| week.
The entertainment given by the
young ladies of Pingree for the bene-
fit of a war fund was a success.
A nice little sum was taken in altho
the night was one. of the most stormy
we have had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warnix went to Po-
catello to attend a big affair given by
the Elks at that place. Mr.. Warnix
is feeding sheep on the w.. H. Scott
place this winter.
F. w. Fay has sold his farm near
Pingree and intends to leave for an
other locality in the spring.
A party Of young folks enjoyed
the evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Fay. The evening was spent in songs
and playing games, after which re-
freshments and candy were served.
Mrs. E. N. Day is on the sick list
at this writing.
The young folks enjoyed dance
Saturday night at Pingree, given in
honor of Miss Elizabeth Jensen, the
occasion being her birthday.
Jake NaillOn's sister Margaret and
husband were visiting at the Naillon
home Saturday and Sunday and at
tended the dance at Pingree Satur-
day night.
Leonard Josephson went to Vir-
ginia, Idaho recently and bought
some thorobred hogs. Surely sue
cess stares him in the face.
Sunday school was reorganized at
Pingree February 8. Mr.. Josephson
was elected superintendent, Mr..
Moody assistant superintendent and
Miss Sigma Josephson secretary and
treasurer. Let every one come out
and help in this great work.
Two missionary workers were in
Pingree Sunday and one of them, Mr..
Oliver, delivered an interesting SER
mon.
Mr.. Jensen made a business trip
to Blackfoot last Tuesday and the
storm was so fierce as he came home
he ran into bar pit and had some
difficulty in getting out, however, no
damage was done and he arrived
home safely.
W. H. Scott is feeding fine bunch
OF hogs. gs
Sunday afternoon Aisle Inskeep
was surprised by a dozen little
friends, who gathered at her home,
1t being her thirteenth birthday. She
was the recipient of many pretty and
useful gifts. A good time with plenty
of cake and candy will be remem-
bered by all. ....
Mrs. Ray Cope's brother and wife
are visiting at the Cope home this
week.
Charley Ropp is suffering with
mumps.
A Big Home Coming
A fine reception was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Miller at the
Hotel Miller in Pingree February 13,
who have just returned from their
honeymoon trip to California. About
200 guests assembled to do honor
to the occasion.
The young couple were the recep-
tents of many very costly and beauti-
full gifts, consisting of silver ware,
cut glass, table linen and other use
full rememberances. The bride and
Mrs. Chas Rich entertained with
many beautiful instrumental pieces,
Mrs. Rich also rendered several
beautiful solos: Some very inter-
esting readings were given which |
brought forth much applause,
Later in the eevning dancing was
enjoyed by the young people and re-
freshments consisting Of ice cream |
and cake were served.
The guests departed at a late hour
leaving with the bride and groom