The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-09-23

eQ mere 1nurSuaN OF last week anu
visited with Isaac Brown and family
| until Sunday, when he returned 10
Logan Mrs Alta Barker and baby.
Ruth. accompanied him on mis- return
to Logan.
Mrs. A. D. Nelson, Mrs. ID. o. Scarf
| and son, Eugene, motored to NAber-
| deem Tuesday Mrs. Martin accom-
| panied them.
c. Fackerell of Blackfoot spent
Friday evening here attending the
dance.
Miss Sarah Cough returned home
from Aberdeen Friday evening where
she is attending school this year.
Miss Cough will remain with her
parents until Monday morning when
She will return to her school work.
Elmer Partridge left here Friday
for Salt Lake City, Utah, where he
will attend school this winter.
| Mrs. Curtis LOveless and baby left
here recently for Preston, Idaho,
where she will be employed teaching
school, Miss Zelda Loveless accom-
panied her
Mr.. Raymond Sorenson arrived
here recently from Hyrum. Utah,
where he spent the summer working
Mr.. Isaac Brown and daughters,
| Alice and Florence, were in Aberdeen
shopping Tuesday.
Messrs Dewey and Forest Hunt
left this week for their home in Am
erican Falls after having completed
their job of putting UP hay on their
ranch near Snake river.
| Miss Benlah Mathews returned to
her home here recently after having
attended school in Shoshone for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Nilsson
spent Sunday visiting relatives in
Pingree, Idaho.
Miss Sylvia Chapel and brother
and sister, Mildred and Charlie, of
Pingree, were visiting here Sunday
with friends.
Mrs. Herman Teichert took her
little son, Herman, to Aberdeen Tues
day to consult DR.. McKinnon. Little
Herman has been quite i'll for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Charlie Parsons left here Sat
urday for Pocatello to visit her sis
ter-in-law who is i'll.
Constance and Ivy Kohlhepp re-
turned to American Falls after a
short stay here with their sister
Herman Teichert took them as far as
Pocatello in his car.
Bob and Bill Kelly, formerly OF
this place, spent Monday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole
Messrs Otto and Tommy Nilsson
and Charlie Nugent left Tuesday fol
American Falls where they will re-
main during the roundup.
Miss Dorothy Taylor of Blackfoot
spent Sunday here visiting with hel
friends and relatives
c. r. Winkler has purchased
ranch near Blackfoot where he will
move his family in the near future
John Cough motored to Aberdeen
Tuesday Of this week on business.
The Boy Scouts of the Sterlins
ward met at the church Tuesday ev
ening to prepare a program for tn,
Mutual meeting on October 2nd.
Cyril Vance, who has been employ
s ed on the Mark Colburn ranch lief
: for his home in Blacl1foot Sunday.
!. Tracy Thompson passed through
Sterling Sunday morning from tn
|. Mackay roundup. Mr. Thompson
/. was on his way to Pocatello wher
!. he resides.
I The nursing course given by tn
Red Cross every Tuesday at tn
church, has been attended by a larg
crowd of women from this commun
|. ity, who have appreciated the oppor
!. tunity of going
!. Ray Ernes, left for Butte, Mon
tana Wednesday of this week
!. Il. A. Ward and his sons. Harle,
and Owen, made a trip to Chester
|. field the latter part of the weel
with their sheep.
'Messrs Lloyd and Reuben Clauncl
:. motored to Pocatello Sunday 70 pur
! chase threshing machine.
Miss Rosa Blair, of Salt Lake City
Utah. arrived here Saturday and re
I turned on the Aberdeen train. hay
ing spent THE few hours betwea,
trains with her little son, Warren.
The following program was rem
dered Sunday evening at the Mutua
/ meeting: Song, 20, Say What 4
TRUTH" by community; prayer b.
Alvin Partridge; song by the com
munity; Duet by Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Humnhrov. Qua rfoffo UUThot Oh
the Harvest Be-" the Misses Alic
: and Florence Brown, Theodore Her
bert and Willis Ward; Speech oil
Salvation for the Dead" by MI
Sheane; closing song, "That Beau
tful Land" by the community
prayer by George Loveless.
The Mutual meeting was attende,
/. by large crowd. Bishop Clinge
was present at the meeting and CAV