The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-08
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Mrs. Dave Chamberlain and family
of ArcO, who have been visiting with
relatives and friends here the pas
week, returned to their home Mon
day, August 2Sth.
Rulon Lin and family went to theil
old home in Utah last week in theil
car and had delightful trip and visit
r. F. Dickson and Osmond Osgu.
thorpe and their families, spent Sun.
day in Shelley, visiting with rela.
tives and friends.
VIM. T. Horrocks went to Pingree
Sunday as a home missionary.
Rulon Parks spent the weekend in
Sterling visiting friends.
Mrs. vatia Taylor, who is teaching
school at Deer Creek, was home to
spend Saturday and part of Sunday
August 10 and 20, with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and family, of
Rose, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Taylor Sunday afternoon.
Varian Hale and Althea Bitton went
to Aberdeen and Sterling Sunday in
the interest Of M 1. A. work.
Harry Bitton was down from Swan
Valley for two or three days last
week on business.
VIM T.. Horrocks and John Bitton
Jr., spent Tuesday evening, August
22nd, with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Spen-
Ger as missionaries.
Ellis Fackrell, who is working or
the new railroad branch line on the
desert, spent Sunday at home with
his parents.
Ira Greer left last week for Utah
where he expects to get employment
and stay indefinitely.
Edward Bingham and family expect
to move to Moreland this week, where
Mr.. Bingham will teach school this
coming season.
School will open in Riverside on
Tuesday, September 5th for all Of the
grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson have sold
their farm and moved onto a place
near Mr.. Fink in the eastern part Of
Riverside, and a Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton and family, from Blackfoot, are
living on the farm, having bought the
same.
Mrs. Teresa Daley visited at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Wray
last week
j. Clifford Osguthorpe and wife ex-
pect to. go to Salt Lake soon to spend
the winter.
Edward Gooch has been purchasing
a new truck.
Fred Kleinschmidt and family, OF
Blackfoot. were callers in Riverside
Sunday.
Gene Cobbley and wife, visited with
Mrs. Cobbley's mother, also her bro
theirs and sisters a day or two las,
week.
Leroy Bitton, of Pocatello, spent q
couple Of days with his folks during
the past week.
Mrs. John c. Greer has been on the
sick list recently, but is recovering
Mr.. Ropp is adding new addition
to his house and has it nearly com
pleted.
Grover Wray, who has been will
the Mutual Creamery at Morgan
Utah, has been visiting with his folk
here, on his way to Erwin, in tn
Swan Valley country, to take charg
of new creamery there.
Miss Duffin. of Aberdeen, spent tn
weekend with the Misses Effie an
Iris Wray.
Virgie Halverson entertained he
girl friends at a slumber party las
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Dave Chamberlain, of Arce
spent Thursday visiting Mrs Ra
Taylor.
Mrs. Fay Campbell, Of Aberdeen
spent the past week at her mother
home.
Miss Effie Wray entertained a mum
Der of her girl friends at slumbe
party, Thursday night.
Miss Ann Greer, who is employee
in Blackfoot at the Royal Baker!
spent Friday evening at home wit
her parents, returning to work Sal
urday morning.
Mrs. H. M. Wray entertained he
lady friends at her home Monday Al
ternoon, in honor Of her mother-ir
law, Mrs. Louisa Wray.
A very pleasant evening was speI
in Mutual Sunday evening. The PR