The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-08-09
Local News

John Browning of Idaho Falls
came down Sunday evening.
w. L. Young and Fred Hansen
returned Saturday from weeks fish
ing trip to Mackay, bringing with
them nice string of speckled beau
ties.
Fire insurance. j. H. Early.
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Mrs. Erma Idle and baby Erma-
lita returned to their home in Idaho
Falls Saturday after spending a week
in Blackfoot.
Fred Kiefer of Idaho. Falls was in
Blackfoot Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Merriman spent the
weekend with her mother in Black
foot.
Archie Kennedy returned Sunday
morning from Salt Lake where ne
has been visiting for week.
Miss Nall Crenshaw spent Sunday
| in Blackfoot.
Mrs. Watson spent Sunday after
noon in Pocatello with her father.
| who is patient at St. Anthony's
hospital.
Miss Constance Kinney of Poca-
tello visited her sister Miss Gertrude
the last of the week.
Mrs. W. ]. Wallise spent Friday
in Idaho Falls.
Miss Grace Peck made a business
trip to Rigby Friday.
Ham Wright Wa. in Shelley Fri
day afternoon.
Garfield Bond returned Friday |
from a two weeks trip to Spokane. |
Mrs. Bond remained for two weeks
longer.
w. X. Gregory of Portland was in
town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Harris left |
Friday night for Minneapolis for a
two weeks trip.
Harry Smith of Mackay was in
Blackfoot the latter part of the
week.
Do you know that Elwood Graves
carries a full stock of Clear Vision
windshield glass and knows how to
put it in your car also? 273 North
Main.-Adv. 76-tf
Miss Marie Millick arrived home
from Albion Saturday, where she has
been attending summer school.
T. E. Short left Sunday night for
Colorado
Subject tonight at the Gospel pa
vilion, THE Work of the Holy Spirit
in the Life" Every professor of
Christianity should hear this lecture.
Tuesdays subject, 1.-THE Christians
Responsibility" This is for the one
who processes. All welcome.
MIR. and Mrs ]. H. Early and
daughter Florence and Mrs. Charles
B. Hart and daughter Elizabeth of
Adrian, Mich, have returned from
an outing in the Big Lost river
country.
P. W. Powers and son John have
gone to Portland, ore, where Mr.. ]
Powers will attend the buyers con- {
vention there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Harris l
left Saturday evening for Minneap-
oils, where Mr.. Harris will attend
the supreme lodge convention of the 6
knights of Pythias.
E. A. Melton and son passed thru
Blachfoot Saturday on their way to
Arco to attend to business. Mr.
Melton, who was city school super {
intendent here last season, is max I
ing his home at Murray, Utah. e
Editor Byrd Trego and Mrs. Ire I
90 are expected to reach Blackf0ot /
Monday after a weeks overland trip +
% HALEY.
Fire insurance. j. H. Early. ,
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Willis Thomas was in for the U
Weekend, taking a short rest from
abor on his dry farm near Taber. v
lie is caring for stock at the pres
mt time, riding range every day. il
H. B, Snodgrass, teller at the First
National bank left Sunday morning il
o spend vacation in Portland.
Miss Matte Waters has gone to :
he park to. spend a weeks vacation. Il
Her work at the farm bureau office II
s in charge of Mrs. Nellie Caster ii
or the week
Joseph N. Petersen left Monday
morning for Salt Lake City to attend
o business there for several days.
Charles E. Anderson of Idaho
Falls, secretary of the New Sweden
irrigation system, was in Blackfoot
londay to attend to matters of bust
occ in onproof;oy ry;{b Tho o,ao1 III