The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-01
RIVERSIDE

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Greer oMnday, July %.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Wilson July %.
Mother and baby are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Wray and
family arrived Tuesday from Nor
gan, Utah to spend a few days with
their parents and other relatives. Mr..
Wray is with the Mutual Creamery
at Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fackerell Of
Shelley are visiting Mr.. Fackerell's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando
Fackerell. La
Rather a one sided ball game was
played Saturday between Pingree
and Riverside seniors. The Pingree
boys made one score In the first
inning and three in the second, maxi
ing the home team feel that they
would have to play ball, which they
did, shutting. Pingree out from there
on and registering fourteen runs for
themselves. s
Next Friday the home team will
mix with Blackfoot in what il ex-
pected to be the most interesting
game of the season for Riverside
as they have won every game so far
this year. Blackfoot. expects to win
the game. but Riverside says they
will play ball II they do. 4g@ ssil
Hyrum Baird of Buhl and James
Lee of Twin Falls were visitors at
the Asa Baird home last week. "
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sessions Of Milo
are visiting with Asa Baird's family.
The parties that went to Logan on
the auto excursion returned Satur-
day. Ray Taylor had little trouble
with his car. burning out two conrod
bearings, otherwise the tire pune
lures were the only trouble they had
and all report having had a fine trip.
Mrs. Louis Wray returned July
81 from a trip to Heber City,
and Morgan, Utah visiting her sons
Grover and Cannon for several
weeks. @
Mrs. William Williams health is
still very poorly since returning from
the hospital at Salt alike. "a
The cement work for the new
school house is completed and the
brick and lumber is being hauled on
the ground very rapidly. The brick
work will, be started soon and an
earnest rush made for it's compile
ton by the time school opens this
Mr.. and Mrs. Voss and family who
have been living in the Inskeep
house have moved to Ogden, Utah.
John w. Bitton received word
Saturday night of the death Of his
aunt Jane Poole at Menan, Idaho.
Mrs. Poole was the wife of the late
John Poole, who settled on the
island, where Menan now stands,
which was known as Pooles Island
for many years.
Harry Bitton left Thursday for
Swan valley, after spending the past
month irrigating and putting up hay
on his place southeast of Blackfoot.
George T. Cobbley and A. 7.
Tucker of Wapello were home mis-
sionaries to the Riverside ward Sun
day and both gave very interesting
talks. talH
Althea Bitton accompanied the
chorus girls of Blackfoot to Aber-5
deem Sunday night to give a musical
entertainment for the Mutual I'M
provement association. as
Riverside ball team lost n favor
OF Thomas, July Is, score Z to s. The
boys felt SO over confident OF the
game that they installed a new
pitcher and catcher and lost out in
the first two innings, never being
able to regain sufficient foot hold to
win out.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Howcroft
Of Salt Lake are visiting with their
sister Mrs. Leonard Mitchell.
H. M. Wray left Wednesday for
the hills to get timber for the erec-
ton of potato cellar.
frankie Halverson went to Ameri-
can Falls to spend the day Monday
in company with Lloyd Johnston and
their young ladies.
Bishop Bingham's wife is visiting
in Utah.
The celebration held Monday,
July 25 was decided success in
every way. The program in the
morning was good and the Grafton
delivered by Senator L. R. Thomas
of Blackfoot was excellent and was
listened to with the keenest of in
terest. The various sports carried
ON turnout the day seemed to be
thoroly enjoyed by the largest crowd
that has ever celebrated at River
side.