The Idaho Republican., 1919-01-10

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Mr.. Jemmett from upper Blaci
D root river was business visitor her
Saturday.
/. j. Larsen Of Porterville ha
8 purchased the Ora Holloway farr
at West Firth and expects to move I
MS new nome In the near future.
Mr.. Josephson, who recently un
derwent an operation for appended
tbs at Pocatello, is rapidly improving
in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Josephso,
) ana son Lynn of Pingree were tn,
guests of Miss Carrie Currier Thurs
day night. :.
Leslie Aldous and Earl Rogers o.
, Howe, Idaho spent the last Of the
week in Blackfoot visiting with
friends.
Miss Emily Foster of Idaho Falls
returned to her home Saturday, after
spending New Years here with her
mother Mrs. H. M. Tanner.
Miss Ruth Blomquist Of Presto left
Sunday for Moscow, where she will
attend school at the university the
second semester.
Virgil Stevens Of Springfield re-
turned to his home in Springfield
Monday after spending a few days
here with friends.
Miss Leona Gertch was ill the last
Of the week, but resumed her work
at the Bingham County News office
Monday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Anderson who have
been visiting at the George A. Ander-
son home have returned to their
home in Brigham City, Utah.
James Ryan returned Sunday even
ing from Friend, Nebr, where he
took the remains of his mother for
burial week ago.
E. E. Bingham of Rockford was
In Blackfoot Saturday on business
connected with the united war work
campaign.
Luther Tufts, c. w. Crofts and S.
P. Chapman of Basalt were trans
acting busines in Blackfoot Satur-
day.
w. Nv. Davis, manager of the Gem
State Laundry, made business trip
to Sugar City, Idaho Saturday re-
turning Monday.
Mrs. T. N. Blake returned to her
home in Salt Lake Saturday after a
lengthy visit at the j. F. Monsen
home in Aberdeen
J. H. Rich Of Rich made bust
ness trip to Blackfoot Saturday. His
two daughters Libby and Nancy are
lust recovering from the influenza.
Mrs. L. w. Alfred and children
returned to Blackfoot Saturday from
Logan, where they spent the holidays
with Mrs. Allred's parents.
Addie Tressel returned to Black
foot Friday from Roundup Mont.
where he spent the holidays with |
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Madsen, Mr..
and Mrs. ~. M. Athey and little son
Junior and Miss Lutora Gunderson.
motored to Idaho Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reay expect
a visit from their daughter Mrs.
Theodore Schneider of Shoshone in
the near future.
There is sickness at the home of
W. G. cannon at Riverside and the
Crystal came up from st.
Marks hospital to care for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Berry left for
their home in Glens Ferry Monday,
after short visit here at the F. C.
Christ home.
Ed lockwood came back from
Dubois, Idaho Wednesday, where he
went to attend to some business for
the Boise-Payette Lumber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl. Clayton and
family left Wednesday morning for
Salt Lake, where they will make
heir home.
Mrs. H. Criddle of Arco passed
,hru here Tuesday enroute to Salt
lake, where she will undergo an ops
grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY returned home
Tuesday from Smithfield, where they
vent to attend the funeral of Mrs.
)aly's father.
Harold and Elwood Alfred left
donday for Boise, where they will
isit for short time with their par
nts. G
A. Miller of the Blackfoot Meat T
larket, who has been i'll with the in
uenza, is now able to be about his
vork again. c
Miss Valine Cutting is working at a
store during the absence Z
Mrs. Beithan, who is visiting her
On in Goldburg.
Miss Gladys Hess returned to her 8,
ONE in st. Anthony. While here h
le was a guest at the R. G. Conklin r
ONE.
Mrs. Lalah Lint and Miss Affie r.,
isher went to Kimbal Sunday after d,
BON, where they will take up their of
hooI work. di
Pames T. Bragg was honorably