The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-09-01

NIL OA1ANN AN
hope he will soon regain his usual
good health.
Miss Florence Bugbee OF Twin
Falls arrived here Tuesday afternoon
to spend few days visiting with
| her sister Mrs. w. s. Wright.
R. MD. Childs Of Boise was in the
city the last part Of the week on
business.
| The old folks reunion at Wood
Vile Wednesday was big success,
and every one who attended seemed
to enjoy it verv much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hansen, Mrs:
lJane Monson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Syl
Gutke returned Monday from trip
Thru Yellowstone park. They say
lthey had very enjoyable trip.
A. ]. Riley of Idaho Falls was IN
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. C. M. Mitchell was q visitor
| in Idaho Falls Tuesday.
i Arton Andrus of Firth was In
town Wednesday on business mat
tiers.
D. A. Jenkins Of Blackfoot was q
visitor in the city the first part OF
the week.
] The Past Noble Grand club met
at the home Of Mrs. William Seifert
Tuesday afternoon. Delicious re-
lfreshments were served and all en-
ljoyed the afternoon greatly.
| Miss Eva Lord was visitor In
Idaho Falls Wednesday afternoon. .
| Alfred H. Hansen went to Idaho
Falls Wednesday on business.
I ]. A. Langton, Syl Gutke, Anton
| Andrus, Stull Wright and J. L.
i Moore went to Idaho Falls Wednes-
day afternoon and witnessed the ball
game between Idaho Falls and
Blackfoot. The game was a good
one, ten innings with score of 5-5
and finally had to be called off on &C
count of darkness.
i Another large crowd of Shelley
. young folks attended the dance al
Firth Wednesday evening, Aug. "a
The negro orchestra furnished the
music.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dean left re.
Gently for their new home in Ari.
IONA. They will stop in Los Angeles
and visit with Mrs. Deans sister Miss
| Marion Cutler, who is on a mission
there for the l.. D. S. church.
i T. E. Madding returned Thursday
from business trip over around
Nampa.
Il L. C. lockwood was in Pocatelle
on business matters Thursday.
Jesse N. Smith and family are
taking trip into Utah. They viii
visit with relatives.
The schools will open their doors
here Monday, Sept. s.. The line-uI
for the grade school is as follows
Mrs. Lillian ]. Woodruff, first grade
. Miss Jennie Sommercorn, second
Miss Ella Phillips, third; Miss Marie
Davis, fourth; Miss Susie Henry
,, fourth; Miss Clara Anderson, fifth
Mrs. A. e. Sells, sixth; Deloss Zobell
Letta Seifert, eighth. Willis Dia
will be principal Of the grade schoo
, this year.
The lineup for the high schoo
! will be as follows: Superintendent
James A. Langton, English and ora
expression; Albert e. Sells, argicul
. ture and science; w. E. Bitter
manual training and athletics; Mis-
Olena Smith, domestic art ant
science; Miss Fern Osmond, short
Inland, typewriting, business Englisl
/ and bookkeeping; Miss Josephine
johnson, mathematics and history
We are pleased to have Miss Smitl
and Miss Johnson back with us agar
as their work was appreciated yer.
much last year. 1t has been an
J nounced that no tuition will b.
charged students attending higl
school.
4 The ladies Lucky Is" bridge clul
met at the home Of Mrs. W. s
4 Wright last Friday afternoon. Mrs
Lucille Mcguire was the only visitor
present. Mrs. Roy Kingsbury re
ceived the high score of the after
noon. A delicious two-course lunch
ebn was served.
i ]. G.. Robinson made a business
trip to Idaho Falls Friday.
1. Roy Losch of Idaho Falls was IL
the city Monday on business.
il Mrs. James Crookston was {
visitor in Idaho Falls Monday.
II + L. J. Inglestrom Of Pocatello wa.
in the city Tuesday on business mat
tiers.
i Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Wright, Mis-.
Florence Bugbee, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Kingsbury spent Sunday at Pincocl
Springs.
The dance here Saturday evening
was very poorly attended.
i L. Ivan Jensen and J. c.. Jones at
tended the ball game at Blackfoo
Sunday.
i Mrs. G. R. Morgan was visitor il
Idaho Falls on Monday.
\ Mrs. Lucille Mcguire of Idaho
Falls was visitor here Monday.
II Quite number of farmers arr
hauling their grain to market. No
many spuds have been marketed
here yet.