The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-15
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wheeler OF
Aberdeen were the guests OF Mr.. ana
MRS. John Cole and family Sunday.
Ezra Wheeler made q business
trip to Aberdeen Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson were
Pocatello visitors last week on busl-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cough and
family motored to Aberdeen Satur-
day evening to SO the movies.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Satterfeld and
daughters, Mrs. Velma Parsons and
Margie left here Tuesday for Lava
Hot Springs, where they will remain
for several days. Other families
who are leaving this week for Lava
are Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cor
bridge and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jones and family, Mrs. Anna
l.. Porter and Mr.. and Mrs. r. A..
Ward and family.
Robert Groves returned nome
from Blackfoot Wednesday. Ed
Hutchinson was employed in the
Groves Mercantile during Mr..
Groves absence.
Miss Lillas Wells is i'll with leak.
age Of the heart. DR.. McKinnon OF
Aberdeen Is in attendance.
: Mrs. Anna l.. Porter OF Ogden,
Utah is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Gsnry Jones this week.
\ The Bee Hive girls OF Sterling
ward left here Wednesday Tor hike
to Lava Hot Springs, where they will
remain until Friday morning.
Mrs. Norman Teichert and child
rem and Miss Jannett Holmquist left
Tuesday for Pocatello, where they
will visit friends and relatives for q
short time.
John Cough and family motored
to Indian Springs Wednesday.
Mrs. Muir Of Aberdeen was a
caller in Sterling Monday OF this
week. $3.50 4 !.
Miss Elsie Christensen returned
from summer school last Saturday.
Lloyd Nelson has moved his pool
hall goods to Springfield with the In
tention Of going into business.
Mr.. Phil Kellar has gone to Black
foot to work for the Andren Auto
company of that city.
The base ball game played here
between the Springfield team and the
Sterling senior team was carried on
by the home team. The score was
16 to 5.
The program given at Mutual last
Sunday evening was attended by
large crowd. Those who took part
in the program were called from the
audience as no program had been
prepared and tho the program was
full of surprises everyone took their
part as follows:
Opening song
PRAYER Bell Partridge
Reading mother" Mrs. J. 0. Halves
Solo Memories of Gallille" .-..-.....
Miss LaPreal Nilsson
Speech Temple Marriage
..........-..--......-.-...Curtis LoVeiess
Duet Dear to the Heart OF the
Shepherd"
Misses Alice and Florence Brown
Reading Mrs. A. ]. Satterheld
, Solo Sowing" Miss Ora Blackburn
Reading 1.-THE Telephone" -...-.....-:
Naomi Marley
Closing song Marching Homeward"
Prayer.
Mrs. Bell Cole has purchased the
Johnson residence, formerly owned
by Henry Blair, and intend to make
this their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Taylor ana
family leave here Thursday for the
mountains, where they will remain
for two weeks on camping trip.
The dance given last Friday even
ing by the base ball boys was great
success. The music which was given
by home talent made big hit ana
everyone had real good time. An
other dance will be given at the hall
on Friday evening, August IL. Music
by the Nilsson orchestra.
The Sterling boys will leave for
Springfield Saturday afternoon,
where they will compete with the
Springfield base ball boys.
Mrs. Eulalie Teichert returned
from summer school last Saturday.
c. Mcbride left for Pocatelio
Saturday.