The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-22
sister Miss Maselle Speaker.

sister Miss Maselle Speaker.
w. L. Young is back from his va
cation at Mackay.
Mrs. Clara Hayes went out to
Aberdeen Saturday morning.
Mrs. George Hooper and her grand
daughter Donna Miller, went out to
Arco Saturday. AZ
Mrs. Rebecca Wiser of Lewiston,
Utah is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Allen Lufkin at Arco.
Mrs. L. J. Elliott OF May, Idaho
returned Saturday morning from Po-
catello.
R. F. Hutchinson and Prof.
Rutherford from the Tech at Poca-
tello went out to Aberdeen Saturday
to rusticate for few days at Mr..
Rutherf0rd's farm. Z
r. s. auckland and family Of Po-
catello went out to Rockford Satur-
day to visit her mother Mrs. Harri-
son Jackson. .S5.
II Mrs. Emma Hatch, Mrs. Jerry
Hatch and Mrs. George Baldwia and
her new baby wentsto Arimo on Fri
day afternoon. .. f'ssss
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Editor Lee jenkins Of the Aber-
deem Times was IN Blackfoot Friday
afternoon to meet Mrs. jenkins, who
was ON her way home from q visit
In Montana. Mrs. jenkins is one OF
the committee to assemble exhibits
at Aberdeen and she had a sitting
with her chief Mrs. A. H. Simmons
regarding the work.
David Evans and Judge D. w.
StandrOd were up from POcatello
Friday for q meeting Of the directors
OF the Standrod bank. George Gagon
came down from Arco, where he was
indulging in angling and hunting
chickens.
D. H. Biethan left on Friday after
noon to 60 to Baker, Ore. to bring
Mrs. Biethan and two daughters
home by the auto route.
Frank Silene is at home for a
couple Of weeks ON his vacation.
Mrs. George Campbell and SON
Howard are home from visit with
Mr.. Campbell and their daughter at
Gooding. Howard has been out with
some OF his boy friends for q long
trip thru the Sawtooth and Smoky
mountains. Miss Jennie Summer
corn took care of Mrs. Campbell's
business during her absence.
Joseph Mather who has been
working on the new asylum build
ing, went to Boise Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lint, who have
been spending the summer at the
old home in Michigan are motoring
back to Blackfoot to take up their
work again. They visited Niagara
Falls while in the east and consid-
cred it great treat.
w. D. and Mrs. Chapman motored
to Salt Lake last week and returned
Friday with a new Chevrolet car
which Mrs. Chapman drove thru in
about ten hours, coming on high
gear all the way. "
G. F. Hendrie is here from Nc
Minyille, Ore. settling up some bust
ness matters. He Is in the under
taking business at Meanwhile and
says his son Charles is working with
an engineers party.
Mrs. Harvey Fisher came dewnl
from Idaho Falls the last of the week
to join her husband here on his va
cation.
!. Harvey Fisher and C. v. Fisher
and family returned Sunday from a |
dshing and hunting trip thru VOL
VERNE, Willow creek and the upper
Mrs. Martha Lee came up from
Salt Lake Monday morning and went
,ut to Aberdeen to visit her son
William Lee.
Mrs. Frank Meyers of Aberdeen
,isited the last of the week with her
daughters at Pocatello and returned
lone Monday.
J. A. Stewart, the real estate man,
vent out to Moore Monday morning
IN business for the state land board.
Henry Weyler came down from
Nackay Saturday on his way to Salt
lake. r.
MA. mart, WIZ HAS Uceu VlSlLluk
With his daughter Mrs. M. M. Farmer
It Firth, left for his home In Kansas
asst week leaving his wife and son
or more extended visit.
There was large attendance at
he quarterly conference Of the
Mormon church at Blackfoot Sun
lay. One hundred seventy-five
lutos and forty biggies were parked
bout the tabernacle blocks during
he afternoon session.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Hansen have
recovered from several days illness
bought to have been caused by
POISON received while on a camping
rip.
7. ]. Bennett of Shelley was in
3lackfoot Friday to attend the meet
ng of the fair board.
L. C. Aicher Of Aberdeen spent
friday in Blackfoot attending the
Meeting of the fair board.