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

| The community extends sympath.
to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Claunch who los
their infant son the first of the week
mot in cruelty, not in warth
The reaper came that day.
Twas an angel visited the earth
And took the flower away"
The body was brought down from
Blackfoot Monday morning and was
inferred at Aberdeen that afternoon
Rev. Wharton held short service
at the cemetery.
Mrs. Payne and son went to Ogden
Monday, where they will visit Mrs.
Paynes mother.
Messrs. Baker and Roberts spent
Sunday in Blackfot.
Mrs. I. N. Meyer was down at the
ranch the latter part of the week.
The first of the week John Rooney
brought in the horses and cattle he
had taken out to the desert for
pasture, there being no water avail
able for them.
The friends in this community of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Shelman desire to
express their sympathy during their
bereavement for their son Loren.
Miss Ruth Berne went to Aberdeen
Monday, to have the stitches taken
out of the cut on her head. Miss
Ruth has made rapid recovery.
Clarence Butcher has sold his fast
pinto pony to Clarence Wahlen.
Mrs. w. Claunch and little daugh-
ters were Grandview visitors Tues
day.
The many tourists that go thru our
part of the country would have q
better opinion of the residents If they
would keep the water off the road.
Some people do not believe in work
ing on the county roads for nothing,
and yet will allow their bitches to
run over Or leak almost constantly
on the road their neighbors have put
in goo demolition.
Mrs. Edith Satterfield is keeping
house for Everett Claunch and
family.
Mrs. Gus Neubauer entertained
relatives from Blackfoot last week.
Mrs. H. c. Davis entertained Mrs.
Payne and son and E. Claunch and
family at Sunday dinner.
J. A. Sellers and Margaret made
a business trip to Aberdeen Tuesday.
Frank Gravatt of Sterling was
visitor Saturday.
Some of the hay growers claim
their first crop of hay is light this
year.
Archie Grover was business
visitor in this community Tuesday.
Reuben Claunch was fortunate
to find stray swarm of bees
Another swarm passed by
On Sunday.
Harry Rupe is employed at George
Taylor's at present. Mr.. Rupe has
returned to rGandview, after being
away two years and reports crops
looking better here than any other |
place in Idaho and Oregon.
The mesdames Lawrence Chand-
Ter, Emma Huber, l. N. Meyer and |
George Lucier and Harold Meyer,
Otto Shrader, Lawrence Chandler
and George Lucier were visitors at
Indian Springs Sunday evening.
The Notwithstanding junior
,all team played with Moreland Sat-
lrday. Moreland won the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Strochiene will
live a dance at the Grandview
auditorium Friday evening Every.
me invited. ....
Mrs. G. B. Huber, Mrs. A. Rupe
nd the Misses Maude Rupe and
LATHE Prewitt made business trip
o Aberdeen Monday. II
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Meyer returned
o their home in Blackfoot Wednes-
lay. Mrs. Meyer has spent the holi-
avs in rGandview.
The water will be turned out of
no ditch the twentieth of this month
or two weeks.
Ray Cole has been helping Jesse
ummercorn the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor left
ne last Of the week for Salt Lake,
here she expects to undergo an OPP