The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-12


morning in company with the Misses
/ Mabel and Lillian Christensen and
Mr.. Thompson and F. c. Kutnewsky.
i F. G. Kutnewsky was In Pocatello
between trains Saturday night visit
ing with his father who was there
over night. III III "a
| There is a new daughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Bills,
born Sunday morning at $50.
George Dore and L. B. White have
adjoining forms in the Mud Lake
country and-they went out Sunday
morning in company with T. r. Jones
and the Messrs. Mauch to look them
over.
M. M. Farmer has a farm in the
Mud Lake tract, and is rejoicing
over alfalfa that stands about waist
high.
Mrs. o. B. Fleisher came down
Arco the last of the week to visit
her son William P. Jones at Black
foot.
M. Boyle the land man and his
good wife are back from trip thru
Jackson Hole. They had visit with
their son James, who lives there.
Arthur Mcneil and wife left Fri
day for a visit with Mrs. McNeils
mother at Logan.
| Paul Gotberg and wife came up
from American Falls Sunday to visit
the family Of w. ]. Beachy on the
occasion of Mrs. Beachy's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carr, Mrs.
| Wallace Walburn and Mrs. Soulsby
and little daughter went to Lava Hot
Springs Sunday
Mrs. Byrd Trego returned home
| Sunday evening, after a few days
visit with the family of James
Christensen at their home at Goshen
and at one of their ranches on Will
low creek. Mrs. Trego fell in love
with the dry farm country and is
talking of moving Sagehurst up there
for the summer.
DR.. H. T. Woods of Idaho Falls
visited Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
Mackie at Blackfoot.
Robert Pendlebury is back from a
visit at Evanston and Salt Lake
The Misses Marie and Lou Conn
of Idaho Falls visited Sunday with
the Misses Powell at their home in
Wicks.
Attorney Rathburn of Idaho Falls
and John Shull of Portland were in
town Monday.
Miss Lucille Snyder visited Sunday
with Miss Delphia Montgomery at
Idaho Falls.
Lloyd Clark has accepted posi-
ton at the Standrod bank.
Herman Grather, John Edwards.
Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Henning and
baby left for Salt Lake by auto
Sunday morning at l O'Clock. They
expect to be back about Wednes-
day.
Miss Ida Chapman, the bookkeeper
at the Brown-Hart company's, is TAX
ing her vacation this week.
l.. r. Thomas and Harvey Alfred
spoke at the meeting at Rose Sum
day.
Miss Gladly Beakley entertained
dozen of her girl friends at dinner
Sunday.
Miss Lucille Graham came up from
Albion last week and spent few
days at home. She is taking the
summer course there.
H. F. Hoffman, Frank Garvin, B.
w. CIevenger and wife and Mrs. D.
E. Dignan drove to Pocatello Sun
day.
Rev. ]. D. Gillian and wife and
J. Wesley Miller, president of Good
ing college, are touring the Lost riv
er and Salmon river country this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Barton have
gone to Shelley to make their home,
Mr.. Barton has accepted position
at the Dean Drug store soda foun-
tain. ......
The Misses Nita and Grace Bing
ham returned the first of the week
from a several weeks visit at vari-
Gus California points.
Mrs. Thomas Bible and daughter
Ruth spent several days in Pocatello
last week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Raleigh Bible.
Postmaster Gregory Jones, Earl
Farmer and Clarence Bumgarner re-
turned Sunday from a three days
fishing trip in the Lost river coun-
try
Mrs. Martha Weeks was in town
Monday for the first time since her
attack Of Influenza last March. 1t
has left her with bad cough and she
does not get her strength back.
Marion Jorgenson of Pocatello
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. j. A. Eisman and children,
who have been here visiting with
Mrs. R. K. McMurdie, left today for
their home in Pocatello.
Mrs. Luella Jones of Logan, who
has been here visiting at the homes
of Mrs. Ed Egli and Mrs. G.. W.
Wright, left Monday for Lava.