The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-09-17
ABOUT YOU AND
YOUR FRIENDS

MI. anu MIS. ~. M <n6cAl u AAoi"
ley are Oakley visitors.
l.. A. Critchfeld is in the east
with a shipment Of sheep.
Mrs. Fred H. Critchfield left by
auto Friday for California.
Douglas Mcbride went to Vipont
Saturday to get employment.
Mrs. D. 0. Spitzmesser called on
friends at Oakley Wednesday.
Miss Thera Boren went to Chur-
chill Saturday to visit friends.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Ad-
ans, September 8, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Workman are
moving to Burley for the winter.
George Ellison and l.. A. Ward
made a trip to Bostetter last week.
Mis- Marie Chandler OF Buhl is the
guest Of her brother, Charles Chan.
dler.
Frank Brim of Salt Lake City Is
the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Sam
Cook.
Miss Ruth Allen and Miss Leona
Balm are attending high school at
Burley.
Philip A. Shaw and f. E. Colpin
made lightning trip to Burley We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bach and Miss
Edith Bach were Burley visitors
Monday.
w. H. West and family of Chur-
chill visited friends at Twin Falls
Sunday.
Adonis and Horton Nelson expect
to leave soon for Leland Stanford
University.
James F. Anderson of the Idaho
Utah was a business visitor at Oak
ley this week.
w. L. Johnson of the Boise Pay
cite yards, was in Rupert on business
during the weekend.
Don't fail to get a pair of the IA
nous Wolverine kip work shoes at
Hale and Tuttle's adv.
President John L. Smith was in
the Raft river country on business
Tuesday and Wednesday,
There is interesting news for wo-
men on the last page of this paper
Adv.
John McMurray and family and
Miss Nordica Dahlquist motOred tC
Salt Lake City Tuesday.
Mrs. H. M. Todd of Pennington
Y<ol y{c{< of hn Of he,
sister Mrs. j. B. Fairchild.
Miss Athena Beckwith of Delta
Utah, is spending her vacation with
Mrs. Olin Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kinney o.
Burley we're guests of James F. De
vine at Oakley last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Hanzel and Ed
word Tuttle returned Wdrnesda,
from a trip to Salt Lake City.
Come in and play game Of pock
ct billiards at Ryan's Billiard Parlo,
while the electric piano plays. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haight ant
daughter Zina left Tuesday for Lo
gan, Utah, wher ethe latter will re
main to enter college.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Miliard lef
Thursday for Magrath, Canada, for
few weeks visit with their daughter
Mrs. J. A. Mercer
The Cowles Jewelry store will
move soon to the east side of tn
Idaho Power Company's building d
the south side Of Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Matthew
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Matthews
all of Declo, visited Oakley relative
Tuesday.
The Misses Millie and Emma Lii
tlefield returned Tuesday from Ru
pert, where they have been visitin
relatives.
The Locust public school opene
September 13, with the followin
teachers in charge: Mr.. and Mrs
Chalres A. Chandler and Miss Zen
Wilson.
J. H. Paris reports that little ma
tive silver and also wire silver
being found in the Idaho-Utah tur
nell They are expecting to break IL
to the ore any day.
Gerald Thompson of Burley wa
heer a few days last week, assistin
Mr.. Solomon of the Cassia Mote
company in setting up carload {
Fords. The cars were sold to tn
government reclamation service fo
use on the American Falls project
w. l.. Dunn returned yesterda
from Boise, where he went to pr,
sent motions before the U. S. Di
trict Court in the foreclosure sui
commenced last spring and to pc
feet the settlers appeal in the Moys
or Walker case which Is expected
com up for hearing before the Ci
cult Court OF Appeals at San Fral
cisco some time during the Octob,
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