The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-03-28
J. C. Mcguire came down from

F. A. Starkweather went to Sal
Lake the last of the week.
Mrs. Charles E. Harris and Mis-
Katherine O'Connor went to Mont
pelier Monday for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Jackson spen
Sunday at st. Anthony and assisted
Professor Lewis with an Easte
cantata.
Fire insurance, Beebe. tel. 100 ad,
The Misses Annice Hopkins an(
Eva Rogers returned to school Mon
day.
Mrs. Theodore Schneider. of Sho
hone is the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reay of Black.
| foot
Will Pingle stopped here Friday
for short visit with relatives on his
way from Twin Falls to Ashton.
Mrs. Roy Womack returned to
Firth, after visit with relatives
here
Mrs. w. G.. Mosby visited in Black
foot short time on her way from
Kansas City to Aberdeen, where she
will reside.
Mrs. Edward Tolmie went to Shell
ley for short visit.
Louise Mattingly is visitor in
American Falls.
Miss Polly Perry is suffering with
severe attack of the mups.
Joseph Welker went to Idaho Falls
Monday morning on business trip.
L. E. Dillingham; of Mackav
passed thru Blackfoot enroute to his
home. He attended the funeral of
Major Reed Sunday afternoon and
said it was such a funeral as Boise
and the state had never given to any
other man.
Even stationery has fallen under
the lure Of spring and tucked her
envelopes full of flowers and bright
colors. Have you seen them at the
Gift Shop? adv. 1
D. A. Condlin left for Pocatello
Monday.
Archdeacon STOW went out on the
Mackay branch this morning.
Warren Kent and family went to
Arco Monday.
Lee Bowen was up from Brigham
City the first Of the week.
Miss Alto LaCour returned to
school at Ogden Monday.
Ronald and Glenn Hannah at
tended the junior prom at Rigby.
Mrs. William Varley and Mrs.
Edward Thoreson spent Friday in Po-
catello.
Miss Leah Poulson left for Salt
Lake Friday, where she will make
her future home.
Mrs. G. w. Walburn returned to
her home here, after spending two
weeks in Salt Lake and other Utah
points.
Mrs. Tom Danger and baby came |
up from Pocatello to spend a few |
DAYS with friends.
Have you seen the new line of
parchment shades and shields in the
new flower effects at the Gift Shop?
adv. l
j. s. Nelson came down from
Montana the last of the week and
listed with Brigham Nelson of
3lackfoot.
Attorney ]. H. Andersen returned
morning from Boise, where
le went to represent the Blackfoot
people in the hearing of the Idaho
lower company before the state util-
ties commission on the rate uues-
ion.
Mrs. Findlayson of Ogden is visit
ng with her sister Mrs. Hurtleson of
shelley.
William Varley is here from Delta,
)tah for few days.
The remains of Charles Eagan l.
assed thru Blackfoot the last of the
7eek, enroute to Macakay for burial. /;
Roy Webb and family returned ,
'riday from a visit to Salt Lake City.
A wreck of two oil tank cars in the t
tear river canyon last Thursday t
light, delayed the passenger trains !
'riday morning s
James Hunter and wife are back {
rom two months visitson the coast. t
hey spent most of their time at
ortland, Newport and Meanwhile.
If. Hunter says he only saw two sun
cts while he was gone, the rest of
ne time it was rainy, cloudy or
artly cloudy. "
II. A. Ferguson and wife, who have t
cen visiting with his brother at
lackfoot, left Friday for their home t.
Boise. , ... t.
Peter G. Johnston is back from
oise and is resting at home. He "
'ok trip to Pocatello Friday after r
BON to attend a directors meeting
the First National bank. e
d. L. Neal, commissioner of pub
welfare, was in Blackfoot last Fri N
~ looking over the plans of the
wv buildings to be erected at the
ylum this season.
Sue Harris, who is teaching school G.
the Tech at Pocatello, is visiting n
is week with friends at Gooding. e,