The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-04-11
PERSONAL ITEMS
Fire insurance. j. H. EARLY.

Fire insurance. J. H. Early
Charles LaFever came down from
ackay Thursday afternoon on his
way south to attend a lawsuit.
Attorneys Chase and Scion Clark
came down from Mackay Thursday
w. S. Pitkin and family of Chicago
are visiting at Blackfoot with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Hayes. &'-.
Ralph Clevenger went to Salt Lake
City Friday morning.
II you want your garden plowed
phone 457M. adv. 1927
]. H. and II. c. Mcdonald and s.
Thomson took a trip to Pocatello.
Mrs. Anna Lee and two children
Of Lincoln, Nebr. are the guests OF
Mrs. Lon Cone at Blackfoot
Ed Browning of the Browning
Automobile company OF Idaho Falls
was in town Friday attending to
business. Mr.. Browning states that
the automobiles business looks much
better the past few weeks.
Walter Davis left for his home al
Sugar City Friday afternoon on the
2.45 train Mr.. Davis has been
visiting with his daughter Mrs
Brigley.
Call AZ for service in plumbing
heating and pump work. Grove City
Plumbing company, under Isis
theatre. adv. 26-9r
J. A. Tallman has returned to his
home here after an extended trir
abroad.
Mrs. Joseph Steele arrived Friday
to visit her mother for a few days
Mrs. Steele will continue her trip to
Rexburg next week to reside with
her brother.
Have you noticed the new shadow
box the management of the Rialto
has installed on the front of their
buildinb? The box is an electric af-
fair and can be read for several
blocks.
Mrs. J. Fl. Pate of this city left
Friday evening for Pocatello to visit
her son. Mrs. Pate will return the
last of the week.
One farmer reports that the
roads out of town are nearly impass-
able. The recent snow storm has
made it almost impossible to run an
automobile.
Isidor Weber came down from his
ranch at Roberts Friday to attend to
business matters here. He returned
this morning.
Miss Ida Mathews of Pocatello
spent the weekend in Blackfoot as
the guest of Miss Miriam Pearson.
Miss Elsie Potter, now of Poca-
tello, but formerly of this city, spent
the weekend at the homie of
Florence Dore.
Harry Kanzeymeyer, formerly a
teacher in the Blackfoot high school,
came down from Idaho Falls for the
purpose of attending the Junior
Prom.
Life insurance, Beebe, tel. 1870. adv
Milton Palmer and Marion Jorgen-
son, bo.a former residents of this
city, came up from Poeatello to at
tend the Prom.
Mrs. L. G. Randall of Moreland
was in town Saturday afternoon on
business. Mrs. Randall returned to
her home Saturday evening.
Archdeacon Stoy of the Episcopal
church was visitor in Blackfoot
Saturday.
New assortment of sport coats and
wrappy wraps just arrived at the
Golden Rule Mercantile company.
adv. 29-2c
Mrs. George Fry of Pocatello
stopped in Blackfoot Saturday on
her way to Butte. She probably will
return here to make her home.
Leona Burriston spent this week
end in Blackfoot visiting with her
parents. Miss Burriston is teacher
in the public schools at Shelley.
D. Roberts a resident of this city
made trip to Idaho Falls Saturday.
A. H. Ginger recently of Los
Angeles spent the weekend in Black
foot. Mr.. Ginger left for Butte on
the 3.45 train Saturday. He will re-
turn here next week and then con-
tinue his trip to Denver.
The very latest materials in sport
coats and wraps. At the Golden Rule
Mercantile company. adv. 29-2c
Randolf Payne of the Beachy Shoe
company of Idaho Falls took Mr.
Crabtrees place in the local store
Saturday. Mr.. Crabtree spent the
weekend in Idaho Falls.
DR.. Roland Campbell, who has
been seriously ill in Lusk, Wyo., is
recovering nicely and his many
friends hope for his complete re-
covery soon.
Louis Stephens has returned from
Omaha, where he went with ship
ment of sheep.
Miss Lena Babcock is spending
several days in Salt Lake City and
other Utah points.
Mat Carmody and H. Hansen came
down from Ida no Falls for the
junior prom Friday night.
Miss Steele of The Daily Post of
Idaho Falls was in town Friday night
for the junior prom. Miss Steele re-
turned to Idaho Falls Saturday
morning.
Mr.. Grossman, general manager OF
the Isis and Orpheum theatres, mo-
tored up from Pocatello Friday night.
Ralph Gesas and party of friends
motored down from Idaho Falls Fri
day evening for the junior prom.
DR.. H. H. Scarborough, the eye