The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-09-10
OAKLEY DO|NGS

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Thomas Haines was q Twin Falls
visitor last week.
They have come to stay Pop
corn crispettes. Adv.
Mrs. Martha A. Boren of Provo "a
visiting Oakley relatives.
N. Fl. Tanner and family spent La
Dor day In the mountains.
Messrs. Bowers and OFT made q
business trip to Rupert Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burris visi-
ted Burley friends Sunday night.
Don't forget to clean the ice off
the walk in front of your house!
Percy West came in from yipont
Wednesday. He is leaving for Ari-
zona.
Mrs. 0. p Snow of Idaho Falls Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. f. Fl.
Bowers.
Z. e. Stock has moved his family
back to Oakley from Bostetter ran
ger station.
Mrs. Elva Ward Of Declo is the
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George A. Day.
The McMurray brothers shipped
, fourteen hundred sheep from Oakley
Wednesday,
The First ward Bee Hive Girls en-
joyed weinie roast in Bluff park
Thursday evening.
For Rent-4-room house to re-
sponsible party See G. A. Day, Oak
ley, Idaho. ADV. (S.324)
Mrs. James Port went to Grants
Vile, Utah, Sunday, to attend the fu-
neral of her brother, Edward Orr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baird and
John Lee, all of Brigham City, Utah.
spent the weekend with Oakley
friends.
Did you note the Fifth Anniversa-
ry Tire offer of the Cassia Motor Co?
A tube free with every Michelin tire.
Ford sizes only. Adv.
The bazaar given by the First
ward Relief society Thursday and to-
day (Friday) is splendid success.
Many attractive articles are being
sold and exhibited.
Fishermen and others report see-
ing numerous deer along the Goose
creek road. Yet doubtless deer were
observed In still larger numbers in
the days while Tipperary was ARRAY
ed in all its glory.
They taste like more" The pop
corn Crispettes. Adv.
I, Barlow Bray OF Burley went to
Vipont Wednesday to get work.
Mrs. Lillian Rheims of Grouse
creek is visiting friends at Oakley.
William Jardine and Oscar Rose
of Stanrod were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Urilda Mcbride is nursing
Lude Hunter, who has typhoid fever.
Mrs. Caroline Hanson left last
week to visit relatives at Delta,
Utah.
Mrs. Ernest F. Gustaverson, who
has been visiting her husband at VII
pont, returned to Salt Lake City,
Monday
The entire force of the Idaho Sill
yer mine is In town for short visit.
Good progress has been made with
the tunnel.
To save money on tires for your
Ford, buy Michelin, at the Cassia
!, Motor Co. A tube free with every
casing. Adv.
Miss Katherine Smith, who has
been visiting at the home of Mrs. AL
fred Gorringe for three weeks, has
returned to her home at Boise.
Tuesday afternoon Oakley ZEN
joyed" one of the hardest hail
storms that has come this way for
years. There was a big rain storm
at Island Wednesday.
The Marion ward gave a farewell
party Monday evening in honor Of
Bishop and Mrs. Hayey Sessions and
family, who left this week for Lo-
gan, Utah. After an enjoyable pro-
gram in the chapel, punch and cake
were served.
s. r. Haight and his sisters, the
Misses Anne and Mary Haight, mo-
tored to Twin Falls Tuesday. Miss
Mayr remained at Twin Falls to at
tend school there The other two
were accompanied on their return TO
Oakley by Mrs. S. r. Haight, who
had been visiting he rparents at FL
Ter.
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man to sell our we'll known line of
groceries to family trade in Oakley
and surrounding territory. Excel
lent opportunity for man desiring
permanent and profitable employ
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