The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-02-04
STERLING


Mrs. Marguerite Wheeler re-
turned to her home at Blackfoot
Saturday, after spending the weea
here substituting in the Sterling
schools.
George Lucier has returned from
the training camp, having received
his discharge.
Tony Parsons and son Ralph went
to Blackfoot Sunday on business
Park Nelson, who has been very
Ill with influenza and was improving
somewhat the last of the week, is
NOW reported worse again.
Pat O'Brien, a returned soldier
from Montana, is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill.
L. B. Dore of Blackfoot shipped a
car of stock cattle from here Friday.
Mrs Hazel Won Lostiwicka re-
sumed her school work Monday, after
long and serious illness.
R. A. Ward motored to Pocatello
to meet Mrs. Chappell's mother and
sister of Mr.. Chapel, who came to
attend the funeral of H. r. Chappell
held Friday.
Ed Chapel and family of Pocatello
attended the funeral of his brother
H. r. Chapel.
Claude Parsons went to Blackfoot
Monday. =
Mrs. H. R. Chapel and son Lee
and mother left Monday for Wyom-
ing, where she will visit her parents.
She expects to return here in the
spring.
7 Arnold Nugent made a business
trip to Pocatello on Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. w. Lunsford of Montana
attended the funeral of her brother
H. R. Chappell.
l. N. Meyer Is on the sick list.
Loa Nelson went to- Pocatello
Tuesday morning to get physician
for his brother Park, who is much
worse.
W. w. Hayes was business visitor
in Blackfoot last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Grover and
baby of Blackfoot were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cooper last Sun
day.
John Coumerilh of Blackfoot had
been visiting at the Coumerilh ranch
this week and renewing old .acquain-
tances in this vicinity.
Park Nelson who has been i'll |
from influenza-pneumonia for the
past week is still very low and may
have to undergo an operation this |
week for complications which have
set in.
Mrs Eta Simpson of Salt Lake
Is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Blair.
C. S. Beebe of Blackfoot was here
on business this week.
Miss Blanche Claypool and Mrs.
zeluna Mclean returned Saturday
from a three weeks visit with friends
1t Ogden. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wells enter
aimed at cards Friday night. The
guests were the Misses Louise
Iravatt Louise Verbick and Frank
Iravatt.
George Blair returned home Mon
lay the first soldier from here to re-
urn, who has seen overseas service.
Johnnie Hutchinson made bust
less trip to Blackfoot last week.
Mrs. Marvin Thomson of Poca-
clio is visiting her parents Mr.. and
1rs. Satterfield. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Parsons enter
ianed Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Bowser
nd three sons at dinner Sunday :
vening.
David Smith, travelling man for
shoe company, was here on bust :
ess the first of the week
Mrs. John Cough is improving !
rom her recent attack of influenza
J. W .Sprague was on the sick list \
ast week. La
DR.. McKinnon of Aberdeen was
ere on professional business Sat- q
rday. He vacinnated the w. w.
[ayes family for the flu. S
A large crowd of young people S
'om here attended the Indian dance
n the reservation near Spring creek h
n Sunday night. Those attending n
ere Claude Parsons, Art Zeigler, {
rank Herbert, Ira Connar, Buster" t
riscoll, Charles Nugent, Herman
nristensen, Sydney Holmquist, Ly-I t
ian Tanner, Roy Mcintyre, Leonard p
ones, Stanley Quigley and the Misses a
azel Quioley, Grace Jones, Cecil I,
omar, Louise Verbick, Rosa Hale, s.
ouise Gravatt, Nazzie Bowling, e