The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-16
STERLING

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Henry Hale and nephew of Black
foot were speakers at the Sunday
afternoon services in the ward.
The Primary association of Sterl
ing are preparing fine program fol
Pioneer Day, July "a. There will
be meeting in the morning at IL
O clock where the children will take
part. In the afternoon there will be
children's dance, ball game, races
and sports of all kinds for old and
young with grand ball in the even
ing to finish up the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Keller and
children were Blackfoot visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. Virgie Webb, one of the stake
board members OF Blackfoot, was a
visitor at Mutual Sunday night. Mrs
Webb gave the officers and Beekeep-
ers special instructions in regard to
the Logan trip the girls are pre-
pairing for.
On July &c the senior swarms of
the Bee Hive girls of the Black
foot stake are going on a four days
trip to Logan. One day will be spent
in the temple. President Duck
worth will be captain of the COM
pany. Several stake and local NUT
ual officers will accompany the girls
on the trip, which is to be made ty
automobile.
Miss Grace Reeves, who has been
spending the past two weeks with
friends here, returned Monday to her
home in Seattle, Wash.
Miss Vivian Marley Of Salt Lake
arrived in Sterling Monday to spend
her vacation with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Marley. Miss Varley
is stenographer At the Sugar House
Lank of Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Jaaes Duckworth
of Blackfoot were the guests of Mrs.
Mote at Sunday elmer. Mr.. Duck
worth was the speaker at Mutual
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gardner made
trip in their auto to American Falls
and spent Sunday and Monday.
Joshua Gardner of Salt Lake was
Sterling visitor Sunday.
The Unity Swarm Bee Hive girls
met at the ward church Tuesday
evening to talk over plans for the
dance which is to be given at the
ward church Thursday night, July
Is.
\ Miss Ava Lemon of Blatkfoot is
the guest of Anna Ziegler this week.
Earl Thompson of Blackfoot is
visiting at the A. j. Satterfield home.
]. A. Sellers of Grandview has
found business very quiet out that
way at present, SO he has decided
to move to Sterling and open up
business here.
Judge Cowsn Of Blackfoot spent
Wednesday here on business.
]. S. Dixon of the Andren Auto
company spent part of the week here
on business.
Miss Ethel Quigley returned We'd
nesday after two weeks visit with
relatives at Hyrum, Utah.
Dan Jorgenson Of Blackfoot spent
two days here this week.
Mrs. Ida B. Huff Of Pocatello, who
is staying here for short time with
her sister, was taken seriously i'll
this week. DR.. Mote was called.
w. G.. Gibby, insurance man of
Blackfoot, was in Sterling Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. W. Sprague returned Tues
day after a six weeks visit at Omaha
with relatives and friends.
Peter Parsons was a Blackfoot
visitor Wednesday.
Heber Wells returned this week
after an extended visit at Laketown,
Utah.
D. R. Lamb Of the Sterling Hard
ware of Blackfoot was here Tues
day and Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Earl Taylor and two sons
we're Blackfoot visitors Wednesday
The Sterling team played ball with
the Thomas team at Thomas We'd
esday afternoon, the score being II
to II in favor of Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Driscoll and
daughter were Blackfoot visitors on
Thursday.