The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-07-15
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The Fourth was well celebrated
here. AT eleven o'clock a program
was in order at the hall, as follows:
Singing America" Congregation
Prayer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John Varley
Grafton ...-... Orwell Cambridge
Trio 49, Louisa Herbert and Company
Comic Speech --.. Charles Cambridge
Reading -...........-.-. Hugh Wells
Trio ----.--.-.. Naoma Varley and Co.
Comic Song ------.. Bishop r. A. Ward
Closing Song "Star Spangled Banner"
After the program lunch was SER
we'd. At one O'Clock the races began,
and the Bee Hive girls sold refresh
ments. At three o'clock ball game
between the married men and Jun
iOrs took place, the Juniors winning.
After the ball game, horse racing
began. Hermen Tiechert took first
prize in the horse racing, and Louie
Tiechert in the pony racing. The
bucking contest was won by Buster
Driscoll. Tommy Nelson was an un-
fortunate rider, as the horse he was
riding fell on him and laid there
until some men made him get up,
but Tommy got up smiling, and said
lit was all right. At night there was
a dance which was we'll attended.
Everybody had splendid time
throughout the day.
Lyle Colburn motored to Black
foot, Sunday.
j. A. Cough went to Blackfoot
Monday, on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Vom Baur, of
Sandy, Utah, and Mr.. and Mrs. Noel
Vom Baur, of Salt Lake City, left
yhere Wednesday for their respective
homes. Miss Lillian White accom-
panied them. She will remain in
Salt Lake City with her mother, Mrs.
Vom Baur, for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Thompson,
of Idaho Falls, left Friday for their
home. They have been visiting
with Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs.
A. J.. Satterfield, the past week.
Miss Thalma Farnum, of More
land, left for her home Friday, af-
ter spending the past week at the
home of o. E. Nelson.
Miss Hazel Herr of Blackfoot, is
the guest of Alton Nugent this week
John and Thomas Halves, of Utah,
are here helping their father, John
Hawes, with his haying this week.
Raymond Chapel and father, from
Pingree, celebrated the Fourth here
Mrs. Kollup and her son, Vivie, of
American Falls, were callers here last
week.
There was large crowd of people
from Aberdeen here spending the
Fourth.
Roy Shelly, Of American Fork,
Utah, is spending the summer here.
Clifford Cutting and Russell Grif-
fifth were here from Montana last
week.
The Bee Hive girls held their meet
ing Wednesday,
Harve Phillips and family were
here spending the Fourth. Their
home is in Aberdeen.
Jasper Taggart made a business
call on ]. c. Cough.
Email Pew, of Pocatello, is here
visiting with friends this week.
The Boy Scouts, which were organ
lied two weeks ago, gave their social
at the church Thursday evening.
They had a splendid program, which
was as follows: Boy Scouts sang four
songs; Tommy Nelson gave a selec-
tion on the Mandolin; Clifford Gut
ting and Theo. Herbert sang duets.
After the program they played games
and served lunch. All report having
had an enjoyable time.
Serial Vance, OF Blackfoot, was
caller here, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and family,
we're guests of R. A. Ward, Sunday.
Mr.. Dance and Osmond Buchanan
were the speakers at Sacrament meet
ing, Sunday.
Misses Jennie and May Holmquist
were the guests of LaPreal Nelson
Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Cutting and her son,
Clifford, of Springfield, were visitors
at the home of Lymon Harding, Sun
day.
Mr.. Asthson, of Rose, was the NJ.
l. A. speaker here Sunday evening"