The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-01-07

Miss Eva Robinson of Caldwell ha
accepted the position in the Sheiie'
school left vacant by the resignation
OF Mrs. Hazel Harris.
David Cousins a prosperous farmer
Of the W0odviile community wal
transacting business in Blackfoo
Friday.
Miss Mildred Brown of Arco was I
Blackfoot visitor between trains Fri
day. She was on her way to Sail
Lake, where she is attending schoo
at the St. Mary's academy.
Mrs. T. B. Daily left Thursday night
for Smithfield, Utah to attend the
funeral of her father s.. Littledike
Mr.. Daily left Friday to join Mrs
DAILY at Smithfield.
J. A. Ullman of Boise was a Black
foot visitor Friday and Saturday. He
Is from the Alexander store in Boise
and came here to take inventory OF
the same store here.
George Kirk returned home Satur-
day morning from Salt Lake, where
he has been attending to some bust
ness in connection with his fathers
sheep.
Miss Naomi Ridd has resigned her
position as stenographer at the Utah
Idaho Sugar factory and left Sunday
for Burley, where she will remain
for an indefinite time.
Jake Mulville returned home
Thursday night, after receiving an
honorable discharge, but is i'll and
confined to his room in the Cottage
Hotel at the present time.
Miss Leona Robbins left Saturday
for her home in Salt Lake, after
spending the holidays here at the R.
w. Adair home, guest of Miss Eva
Rogers.
Bryce, the little son of Fred Golf,
who was very i'll at the time of his
mothers death and who is now in
California with his grandparents, is
reported to be we'll again.
i Mrs. C. w. Holder and mother Mrs.
J. R. Brand returned the first of the
week from Brigham, Utah, where
they visited with relatives several
days.
Fred Golf writes from Long Beach,
Cal. that both he and his little son
Bryce arrived there quite safely and
that Bryce is now entirely recovered
from influenza and its effects.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis of Rigby,
but formerly of this city, who have
been visiting relatives and friends
here for some time returned home
Saturday.
Mrs A. P. Friar and family are
ill with influenza. Mr.. Fiar, who Is
mail clerk on the Mackay branch is
nursing them and reports that all
are doin.s quite we'll.
Mrs. Susy Jones and the Misses
Ruth VanBlaricon and Elva Cher
rington arrived in Blackfoot Satur-
day morning to visit with home folks
over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Potter of Fort Hall is
employed as nurse at the home of
Fred Kleinschmidt of Blackfoot.
Both Mr.. Kleinschmidt and his wife
are ill with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. s. Sartin who have
been spending the past two weeks
with relatives in Pocatello started for
their home in Firth New Years day,
but auto troubles compelled them to
return to Pocatello. A repaired car
and new start enabled them to reach
their home safely.
Mrs. Bernice Queen, teacher of
Flagtown school of Moreland dis
trict is quite i'll with influenza at the
home of her father John H: Murphy
of this city. Her husband was called
to her bedside from Aberdeen, Wash.
where he was employed as carpen.
ter in the government ship yards.
Superintendent James A. Langton
OF the Shelley schools was calling ON
friends and business acquaintance
here Friday. Mr.. Langton reports
that he is quite pleased with tile
opening attendance OF the SCHOOLS
there saying that it far exceeded
&. xIectatiOnS