The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-09

I A. Tuohy of St. Paul, MINI. Mr..
Tuohy returned with his mother
Wednesday afternoon. s.,
Mrs. L. NJ. Cherry left this morn
ing for Mackay, where she will visit
her son and daughter several weeks.
Misses Medora Grimmett and
Lucille Park left last evening for Po-
catello, where they will attend SUM-
mer school at the Tech.
! Miss Elizabeth Dubois of Pocatello
Is visiting here as the guest of Miss
Pearl Quantrell.
Fire insurance. Beebe. tel. 120 adv
E. w. Stephens went to Salt Lake
Thursday evening, where he spent
several days attending to business
! matters.
Ellwood Alfred returned Thursday
evening from Albion, where he has
been attending the state normal
school for the past term.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Joseph G. Give of
| Salt Lake City are visiting at the
home of Mr.. Gives brother William
Give this week. Mr. Give Is con-
nected with the Federal Reserve
Bank of Salt Lake and is now on his
vacation. u
Miss Katherine Burggraff returned
Friday morning from Albion, where
she has been Critic teacher for the
past term.
E. c. Baker, w. T. Sutton and E.
N. Roberts left Friday for Yellow
stone, where they will work for some
time.
G.. Vaught, formerly with the base
ball team here, left Wednesday even
ing for Springfield, Ill. Foley of
Pocatello took his place yesterday.
DR.. w. A. Brown and family have
arrived from Los Angeles, and their
furniture is on the road. When it
arrives they will move into the No
fear Davis house about 500 South
Shilling.
Mr.. Egli, the undertaken, returned
from Salt Lake Saturday night.
Harry Trego and family have been
enjoying an outing on Lost river this
week.
MILFORD Belnap came up from Salt
Lake City Thursday and went out to
visit relatives at Moreland.
Miss Lydia Winkler has finished
her school at Firth and leaves Satur-
day for Moscow, where she will at
tend summer school.
F. G. DeKay came over from Boise
last week and is TO rthe present at
home with his mother, Mrs. F. E.
DeKay, who recently came in from
San Diego for the summer.
William Bartlett, the principal of
the Moreland school, left Saturday |
for Provo to continue the work of
summer school, which he started
last year.
J. A. Sellers and family were in
from Grandview Saturday. Mr.. Sell
lers is nursing q broken wrist and
Mrs. Sellers says they have been OPP
Grating the farm with a tractor this |
spring and the boy and the tractor
do as much work as two or three
men with teams would do.
James Duckworth and family left |
Monday morning for Salt Lake by
the auto route.
Miss Tavern Jensen returned from
the State Normal school at Albion
Monday.
Dan Brill returned Monday even
ing from Fort Riley, Kan, where he
has been attending school for
cavalry officers.
Mrs. E. M. Kennedy accompanied
by her son Archie and daughter
Elizabeth, left Tuesday morning for
Boise, where they will visit for about
two weeks.
Fred Bell spent Tuesday in Poca-
tello.
Sprague Stevens, and Robert
Massie left Tuesday morning for
Challis, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. A. T. Springer spent Tuesday
in Pocatello.
Elmer Odds was Pocatello visitor
Tuesday.
Clayton Hoover is expected home
from Moscow Sunday, and his sister
Mrs. Jack Weston, is coming in Mon
day from Los Angeles for visit.
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