The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23
LOCAL NEWS
Notary Public at Standrod banl

Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Baird spent
Sunday in Idaho Falls with friends.
F. R. Knowlden of Moore was in
town Tuesday.
~ DR.. ]. B. Davis was in Salt Lake
City Tuesday on professional bust
ness.
Mrs. NJ. A Stewart has been in
Ogden for some time with her
daughter during an Illness.
Miss Mary Parker of Sterlington,
Utah came up Wednesday morning to
go to Arco on a visit.
Mrs. M. King to three children of
Burley are the guests of Mrs. Kings
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Doud.
The Embroidery club met with
Mrs. D. H. Biethan Thursday after
noon.
Miss Mary Hennaby spent last
week with friends in Idaho Falls.
She returned Wednesday.
Mrs. James Hopkins entertained
the Episcopal guild at her home
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
Ras Hansen has bought the O.
Buchanan residence and is moving
his family up from Grace, Idaho.
Horseshoe castings and tubes,
Bills Auto company. 3Oa-tf.
The old brick blacksmith shop on
Idaho street is being turned into a
metal shop, occupied by Fred L.
Glassburn and c. E. Boyle.
Mrs. Liljenquist and daughter
Lila went to Salt Lake City Thurs
day morning to remain for an inde-
finite visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tracy, of Salt
Lake City are spending a few days
in Blackfoot, on their way up thru
the Snake river valley region.
The Misses Mallon Wood, Winnie
Meek, Winefred and Mary O'Rourke
enjoyed a pleasant picnic at the city
part Tuesday evening.
Robert Herman was down from
Mackay and spent few days with
his daughter at Lava Hot Springs
last week, returning home Tuesday
Field glasses wanted at the
monster picnic, for the editors who
go on top of the butte. Bring OF
send yours.
Mrs. Mabel Priest went down tc
Pocatello the first of the week to be
with her sister for two days, Mrs
Nunamaker, who is ill.
Percy and Clarence Stewart, re.
Gently of France, are digging in al
their hillside ranch on the upper
Blackfoot river.
George Stewart was in, from his
ranch work Monday to attend the
soldiers smoker. He is leasing, and
hasn't decided about settling. .~
R. G. Bills and Ford Hassing were
called to Idaho Falls Thursday as
witnesses in the Dad Clay auto &C.
cident case, which accident occurred
north of Blackfoot three years ago
Malcolm Smith, who has been night
clerk at the Eccles hotel, has &C
copied a position in Rexburg. His
place here is filled by George Gar.
forth of Salt Lake City.
Books on the war at the public
library in the city hall at Rlackfoot
tt
The Kings Daughters have all in
readiness to make hit with Their
annual ball on June 2 at Progress
hall. They held business meeting
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Edna Capps.
w. T. Mccall and Miss Fay Fowler
state club leader and assistant, ar.
rived in Blackfoot from Boise Wed
nesday morning to prepare for theil
Thursday program of meetings with
precinct club leaders of the county
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Brown came
home from California Monday even.
ing. They spent almost five months
In southern California. On the re.
turn journey they were three days
in San Francisco.
Leslie Frazer, U. s. naturalization
examiner, attended the district court
Tuesday to question applicants fol
citizenship. Mr.. Frazier has head.
quarters in Salt Lake City and visits
eighty courts in this region.
G. B. Wheeler, who has been man.
ager of the property of the state al
Lava Hot Springs, was in Blackfoot
Wednesday morning on his way ia
Mackay. Mr.. Wheeler has been
succeeded at the Hot Springs by a
Republican.
w. E. Wright, northwest Y. M. G.
A. worker and organizer Of Port
land, Ore, was in Blackfoot Thurs
day and at Mackay and Arco the last
of the week. His mission is to or
ganize county associations.
The old brick livery barn on Idaho
street is being remodeled and made
into storage house for the White
Transfer company. They will use 1t
for their car barn for trucks and will
keep their three teams there.
Mrs. George e. Reay and her son
Edgar returned Monday from Salt
Lake City, where they attended the
graduation exercises of the st. Marks
hospital, of which Miss Alice Reay
is one Of the graduates.
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