The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-11-05
IN AND ABOUT TOWN

night at Anona hall
J. F. Tatro is spending the winter
at Evanston, Wyoming
A son was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs H. E. Rowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill were
Oakley visitors Saturday.
Henry w Tucker was a business
visitor from Burley Tuesday.
Martin E. Olsen was here from
Churchill Monday on business
w. v. Marcus OF Marion was out
this week after severe illness.
Mrs. w. II Bennett Of Burley visi-
ted Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Roy
6ames.
Mr.. and Mrs d. Catlin moved
down from vipont last week for the
winter.
Bishop and Mrs David Saunders
Of Moulton were Oakley visitors
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Stringfield are
visiting relatives in Nebraska for q
few weeks.
Public school teachers all return
ed from Teachers institute at Twin
Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. stringer of
Burley were business visitors III
Oakley Friday.
The student body Of the Academy
are giving big dance in the Gym
tonight (Friday)
Miss Tressa Anderson of Declo is
here visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Sophia ERICKSON.
Hector c. Haight left Monday for
Salt Lake City, where he will be en-
ployed this winter.
Richard r. Eklund Of Burley visi-
ted Saturday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Eklund.
A. A. Tanner returned from few
weeks visit with friends in Salt
Lake City last Saturday.
Mrs s. b. Wilcox and daughter,
Billy. left today for Burley, where
they will spend the winter.
For sale. dozeFthoFcn ghbred
Plymouth Rock hens. Mrs, f. G.
Bedke, Basin, Phone 1913. Adv
The students of the public school
and OF Cassia Academy were given
holiday Tuesday, election day
For sale: one pure bred Poland
China boar, one year old j. A. Lar
son, Phone 246R4 Adv. (11-5)
Mrs. Theo. G. De La Mare return
ter visiting few days here with rel
atives.
1t looks as if the weather man in
Oakley Valley We're going to do his
part in assisting to bring back good
times.
Adam S. Bennion, of Salt Lake
City, Supt of l.. d. S. Church
Schools. visited the Cassia Academy
Monday.
For sale: 4 pure blood 1-year-od
Duroc Jersey boars Clark Bros,
Land Ranch, phone 29R2. Adv.
(Nov. $3.50
The Stake NJ. |. A. gave a dance in
crowd was present. Hot chocolate
and cookies were served
For sale: dozen black Minorcha
hens; also, White Lily Washer with
wringer. Telephone 246J11, w. G.
Schiferl. Adv. (Nov. 5-12)
For sale. 2,dozen black Minorcha
hens; also, White Lily Washer with
wringer. Telephone 246J11, W. G.
Schiferl. Adv. (Nov. 5-12)
Miss Ebba Djupe, field nurse of
the Anti-Tuberculosis Association
lectured Tuesday afternoon to the
Relief Society members of the four
Odkiey WdfuS.
Remember the whistles and bells
cheers and yells, two years age next
Thursday? Celebrate the signing OF
the Armistice by dancing at the Ano-
ma November II.
w. l.. Weeks Of the Kimberly
Livestock Company was in town last
Friday visiting his baby, Mr.
Weeks wife died September II OF
this year, and the baby is being
cared for at the home of Melton An.
derson. Mr.. Weeks is planning te
go on mission for the l.. d. s
church to Austria next June. Wher
he goes we hope to hear from him
in order to get first hand informa
tion regarding conditions in thai
country He will viist his babl
araiu before leaving thu United