The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-18

while there and said it might have
been worse.
Eva and Emma Dufresne OF Poca
tello visited last week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mosie Gagnon eas
of town.
4 Masters Marion and Woodrow
Snodgrass returned Friday from al
extended visit with friends at Twir
Falls, Burley and LaGrande. They
got home looking fine and said they
had had a great time.
Miss Farris of Boise is visiting
friends at Blackfoot.
/. H. White is home from a five
weeks trip into the Caribou country
with some New York parties, who
were looking at mines.
Mrs. l.. M. Cherry returned Fri
day from visit at Mackay.
Mrs. John Extree is quite i'll at
the home at Blackfoot. Mr.. Extree
is one of the freight crew of the
Aberdeen train and had to have a
substitute the last Of the week. ].
J. Lensman of Pocatello took his
place.
+ Mrs. J. R. Foulk went to Rock
Springs Friday afternoon and will
visit for month at the home Of Mr..
Foulk's daughter Mrs. Luman. who
lives on a stock ranch up in the
mountains.
E. W. Stephens of the county farm
bureau spent Thursday in Firth on
business. g9
d Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Hansen of
Brigham, Utah stopped over in
Blackfoot for three days last week
while on their way to the park.
Elsie Potter of Pocatello is visit
ing here with Florence Dore.
Mrs. E. S. edward and son Joseph
came over from Bellevue the last of
the week on their way to Canada.
They stopped at Blackfoot to visit
her sister Mrs. j. B. Bradley.
Mrs. Earl Leigh was up from
Sterling Thursday and returned Fri
day morning by train. III
Mrs. L. Wagner of Brigham City,
Utah was in Blackfoot Friday on her
way to Mackay. She has just buried
her daughter Mrs. Leila Draney, who
died of tuberculosis at Ogden Can
yan recently. e.
Mrs. F. M. Maynard went to Rigby
Friday morning to visit Mr.. May
nard's people.
Charles Morrison and wife were
down from Mackay to spend Sunday
at the home of their daughter Mrs.
Alex Burnett ,Jr.
Mrs. Ella Heating of Pocatello is
visiting her daughter Mrs. James
Morgan at Aberdeen.
Sterling has a chautauqua this
week and will continue five days,
Monday to Friday. ..
Mrs. Martha Benson and her
daughter Miss Effie Benson came up
from Hyrum, Utah Saturday to visit
at the home of the daughter Mrs.
John Wray at Moreland.
George Shut made business trip
to Salt Lake Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Harris received call
to go to Montpelier Saturday on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
father She left on the morning
train and her father died before she
arrived.
Mrs. E. R. Engedahl and Miss
Sarah Clark of Rexburg visited the
last of the week at the home of J. L. |
Athay at Blackfoot.
Miss Alice Thompson daughter of
Will Thompson of Pocatello visited
relatives at Blackfoot the last of the |
week. ALI
The Mode millinery is preparing to
move into tho building formerly used |
by Skaggs grocery. 1t has been re-
and fine glass front and |
central entrance put in.
Mrs. v. C. White, who was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis at DR..
Mitchell's hospital at Blackfoot is
recovering. e&e
DR.. Frank Sloan is out again after
a severe illness of about month.
Mr.. Mcfarland and wife and DR..
Simmons and wife went to Heise
Saturday and returned Sunday after
noon, and report having seen a dis
trict convention Of badgers in the
canyon above the springs. There
were twenty-five delegates all out
promenading in a stretch Of about a
mile and all sporting very beautiful
furs. A shower was on and they
were getting their clothes sprayed
and arranging for pleasant evening.
w. G. Purdy, former merchant Of
visited Blackfoot Mon
day on his way to Lost river. He
lives at 1015 West 35th Street, Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Atkinson were
in town Monday having their son and
daughter operated on for adenoids
and tonsils. 4
J.. W. Johnson came down FRONT
Farley Prices place on Heaton creek
The last of the week and went back
with supplies Monday.
Charlie Harris went to Mont
pelier Monday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Harris. father which will be
held on Tuesday. They expect to
return home about Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Webb has been visiting
Tor week with her. mother Mrs.
Dora France and took her mother
home with her to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Blanche Eldredge and Miss
Ryan, who are touring
Europe, wrote from Koblentz on the
second of July saying they were
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