The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-10-29
IN AND ABOUT TOWN

advertisement.
Roy Eames made a business trip
to Burley Wednesday.
Sherman B. Wilcox was in Burley
on business last week.
Miss Myrtle Taylor visited friends
at Kimberly Saturday.
George Bronson OF Moulton was
business visitor here Saturday.
Henry w. Tucker, candidate for
probate Judge. Advertisement.
Eugene T. Wooley is here from
Grantsville, Utah, on business.
George w. Hardy has been i'll this
week, but is improving slowly.
D. F. Stevens left Saturday for
months visit In Garland, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Thomas have
moved to Burley for the winter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Chapman, Thursday, October 28, a
son.
Ray Garvin visited his family here
last week, returning to vipont Sat-
urday
Mrs. William Dummer and chill
dren are In Hepburn this week visit
ing relatives.
Hyrum ]. Smith of Salt Lake City
was speaker in the Fourth ward Sun
day afternoon.
E. E. Colpin, who has accepted a
position in Burley, was here Sunday
visiting friends.
For sale: Ford touring car, with
starter; nearly new. DR.. w. r.
JONES' Adv (1O-29)
Charles Wahlstrom of Caldwell
was here last week visiting his bro
ther, Gus Wahlstrom.
Erl and Alton Garvin returned to
Oakley last Friday after spending a
few weeks at Vipont.
D. p Carpenter and Charlie Car
penter returned Tuesday from a
business trip to Boise.
The public school teachers are at
tending the teachers institute at
Twin Falls this week.
Come out and see the home team
clean Rupert High off the face of the
earth tomorrow Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Q Hall visited in
Burley Sunday with Mrs. Halls par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Pickett.
For sale: one pure bred PolapS
China boar, one year old ]. A. Lar
son. Phone 246R4. Adv. (11-5)
Miss Mildred Johnson has return
ed from Moulton, where she spen
the last few weeks visiting friends
Mrs. Byron Howells left for hel
home in Logan Wednesday on ac
count of the death of her brother
there.
Mrs. John Jeffs was here from Ha
eel Saturday, visiting her son Mel
win, who is attending the Cassii
Academy.
Miss Leona Balm, who has been at
tending school in Burley, is her,
this week, visiting her aunt, Mrs
B. F. Cowles.
Nile Matthews had the misfortun,
of breaking his leg while playinl
basketball with the Boy Scouts ii
Anona hall Monday night.
Mr., Miss, or Mrs. Republican
"Vote Her Straight" No other par
ty has better men, and no othe
party has principles half SO good
advertisement.
Miss Mary Haight arrived Monda
from Twin Falls, where she is at
tending school this winter, for
short visit with her parents, Mr. an,
Mrs. H. D. Haight.
People in search OF real bargain
will do we'll to call at HGlverson's
New attractive goods placed in stoc
every day at cost and less. See OH
wool Jersey dresses at $17.9S
You'll be surprised. Adv.
Adam s. Bennion of Salt Lake CT
ty will be here Saturday and Sunda
to represent the General Sunda
school board Of the L. D. S. churc
at the convention. Mrs. Ruth Ma
Fox will represent the Y. l.. M. I.
Attorneys w. l.. Dunn and B. F
Howells, and j. c. DeLaMare, Nose
Smith, A. G. Shades, w. A. Carr
son. Albert Anderson, B. F. Cowles
and C. A. Bauer are in Boise thi
week ON business pertaining 10th
Oakley project.
Our faithful "cop", j. A. Martin
dale arrested man last l Saturda
for bootlegging on the streets c
Oakley The guilty individual, sal
to be an alien, had been lcarryin
his wares aboutthe streets in a sacl
1t seems he came near making con
plete houseto-house canvass Of tn
business places (omitting, hOweve
to call at The Oakley Herald office
Some of those whom he approache