The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-05-25
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Saturday afternoon Leland Jensen
the twelve year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew G. Jensen Jr., was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis at the
Blackfoot hospital. DR.. Mitchell per-
formed the operation. Leland is
getting along splendidly under the
circumstances.
On account Of the stormy weather
Friday night there were few At
tended the apron and overall dance
which was . great disappointment.
There were no Sunday services
here on account Of the quarterly
conference held in Blackfo0t. u
Mrs. Roy Jones left Thursday
evening to visit her mother In Nor
gan, Utah. who is very Ill at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Higgins. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hampton and Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Lindsay were
Blackfoot visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furniss of Moreland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Peterson were
visitors at the Charles Hansen home
Sunday.
Many people from Groveland at
tended the conference in Blackfoot
Saturday and Sunday.
Little Artella Jensen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jensen Jr.. was
operated on Monday evening for ap-
pendicitis at the Blackfoot hospital.
The operation was performed by
DR.. Mitchell. Artella is doing nicely
at this writing.
Thursday the school celebrated
the closing OF school with program
in the morning. The program was
as follows: Mrs. Brunett's pupils
and Miss Yost's pupils wound the
May-pole, Miss Lufkin's and Miss
Snyder's pupils gave several little
dramas and dances. Byrd Trego Of
Blackfoot spoke to the audience. At
noon a fine lunch was served. In
the afternoon sports were the main
attraction. Those who won were
shot-put, Melvin Barrus. distance 40
feet; boys SO yard dash, Weldon
Seamons; girls SO yard dash, Dorthy
Bird; girls Is yard dash, Christine
Worthen; boys dash under ten
years, Mildred Bergeson; boys 100
yard dash, Eugene Green; mems
hurdle jump, D. F. Olsen; boys
hurdle jump, Elmo Burgeson; relay
race, distance one-fourth mile,
Eugene Green; pole vault, Eugene
Green. There was game between
the single and married men, the
score being S to 6 in favor of the
married men. All present enjoyed a
most pleasant day.
When the athletic sports began
Editor Trego took q seat in the
grand stand and enlisted couple
of school girls to help him in listing
the sports and the winners, and as
the games proceeded the "press
bunch" engaged other school girls to
join them and root for the good
players. By the time the ball game
got under way there was "press
gallery" of twenty-five youngsters
roting for the single men, but they
were unable to get them up quite to
the winning point. When the next
game comes up, the ''press gallery"
will be there roofing for the win
~ners or the under dog. The bunch
consists of Miss Helen Barrus, corre-
spondent and for helpers there are
Elvera Blood, Matilda Yancey, De-
Esta Chapman, Nelly Raymond,
Christina Worthen, Paulina Schaf-
fer, Myrtle Keele, Dorothy Bird,
Sarah Hale, Margaret Burt, Elzada
Talbot, Ida Burton, Antonio Patra-
jas, Gladys Hale, Carolina Schaffer,
Grace Bond, Melba Bird, Goldie
Peterson, Elma Bowker, Hazel Kill
lion, Edna Hale, Myrtle Wilde,
Elizabeth Van Sectors, Eva Van
Sectors, Esther Van Sectors.
John Larsen has moved into the
house formerly owned by Leroy
Jones.
Tuesday evening a farewell party
was given for Miss Alice Yancey.
Miss Yancey is going to labor six
months in the Logan temple. Mr..
and Mrs. James Duckworth Of
Blackfoot were present. The pro-
gram was as follows: Talk by John
s. Bowker; duet, Mrs. Mary Brown
and Miss Rella Ellison; speech by
James Duckworth; solo by Arvin
Hale; and talk by Alice Yancey.
After the program the people in
dulged in social chat while a purse
was taken up to help Miss Yancey on
her way.
Rosel Barrus and Orley Yancey
are working on the school house at
Firth at this writing.
Eugene Roundy, formerly Of this
place, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
James Larsen, for a few days. He
will then go into the hills to help his
grandfather Alonzo Fulmer with the
cattle.
Lynn Hansen left Thursday even.
ing for Salt Lake City to be present
at the operation Of his wife.
Mrs. Libbert, who has been stay.
ing at the home Of D. F. Olsen the
past five months, returned to heI
home in Logan, Utah Monday.
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