The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-11-17
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The coal man won't call at you
house very often II you have q Rud
furnace installed by Nugent Meta
Works. adv. 82t
Teachers Entertain
The Misses Ada Van Cleave an
Martha Van Orden entertained tn
first and second year high schoo
students and their teachers at thei
home Friday evening. The evenin
was spent in playing games, then re
freshments were served and last, bu
not least by any means was tn
candy pull, after which the student
departed for their respective homes
all having had a splendid time. Thos,
who were present were Mrs. Edit
Teichert, Mrs. Eulalie Teichert
Blanche Claypool, Arvel COrbridge
Alvin Partridge, Willis Ward, Ma!
Hutchinson, Alton Nugent, Or,
Loveless, Margaret Chandler, Genevs
Wheeler, Theron Edwards, Merlin
Parsons, Fay Wilson, Kenneth Love
less and Miss Fay Cole. M
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ward and
daughter Eunice motored to Poca.
tello Friday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Gertrude Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chandler ol
Springfield spent Friday visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. 3. Nelson.
Clyde Cough returned home dur
ing this week from Fort Hall.
Mrs. Gabriel Holmquist and
daughters Janette- and Mae left here
Thursday for Portland, where they
will remain Indefinitely. Mr.. Holm
quist accompanied them as far as
Blackfoot.
A. J.. Satterfield was a business
visitor in PQcatello this week.
The pupils Of the Sterling school
have been very carefully watching
their speech during this good Eng
lish week. LOW
Jasper Taggert left for Ogden.
Utah Thursday.
Mrs. John Smith Of Yuma district
is very,ill at this time.
Messrs d. O.. Sea7ls and Harvey
Rice returned recently from Provo,
Utah. They are preparing to leave
again for Utah soon, where they will
remain this winter.
Dash Watson Of Pocatello was
here during this week.
q ~.
rived here Thursday to visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Written and
D. Dunn of Blackfoot spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. M. Houghland.
Miss Jannett Holmquist arrived
here from Pocatello Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ernest left here
Tuesday for Blackfoot, after short
visit with relatives and friends.
! Lee Smith and Tom Richards of
Aberdeen motored to Sterling on
business Monday.
Carr Beebe, of Blackfoot was in
Sterling recently looking after the
interests of the Beebe Insurance
company and attended the dance in
after spending the evening
at the home of o. M. Houghland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Teichert are
the proud parents Of a fine baby boy,
who arrived week ago Sunday.
Mother and baby are doing nicely.
Ed HUMPHREYS is running the mail
wagon during Miss Louise Herbert's
vacation.
Heber C. Rich of Rich and Mr..
Clark Of Blackfoot were present at
The sacrament meeting Sunday.
Otto and Tommy Nilsson spent
evening in Aberdeen at
tending the picture show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasty Wells took
heir daughter Lillas, who has been
II for several months with leakage
If the heart, to Blackfoot last Sat
lrday to consult chiropractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Ward were
Pocatello visitors Saturday.
Ray Decker and Mr.. Sawyer Of
IDAHO Falls were in Sterling We'd
lesday on business.
Mrs. Robert Stone died Tuesday
n Pocatello, after very short ILL
less.
Harry 'PonzOa and wife of Fort
Hall were business visitors in Sterl-
ng Wednesday.
Miss Violet Lovern and Everette.
Parsons of this place were united in
marriage at Blackfoot.
Ray Wells has opened the pool
lall in Sterling this week.
Frances Lundquist has been i'll for
ONE time.
While working about the house of
1rs. RIA. Ward Tuesday afternoon,
"a Preal Nilsson cut one of her
myers very badly. DR.. McKinnon
vas called and it was necessary to
AXE five stitches in the wound.
BEEBE INSURANCE. SERVICE