The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-03-10
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weekend. He reports that the ra.
bies situation at Burley is under
control. as all the dogs are quaran-
tined. Three rabid dogs were shot
and strict orders were issued that
any dog appearing on the streets
unmuzzled be shot. Two men were
bitten before the dogs were quar-
antined.
Our local artist, Hyrum Butler,
has two pencil sketches on display
at the Golden Rule. Hi excels N
landscape work and is planning o
do some of our famous Cassia coun-
ty landscapes.
We are planning to publish a
number of original stories by public
school pupils.
Hiram Poulton left Wednesday
for a short visit to Burley.
Virginia Matthews has re-entered
the second grade.
James F. Devine is a Burnley visi-
tor this week
Mrs. Athan Martindale and David
Martindale motored to Albion last
Saturday to visit the formers
daughter, Loaine. who is attending
the State Normal.
The family of Arthur Critchfield
has been released from quarantine.
as the children have recovered.
1t is reported that there are no
new cases of scarlet fever in Third
ward. Those who have the disease
are said to be doing fine.
Andrew Ellison is slowly recover
ing from the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Mcbride
have had very severe colds, but are
improving
Robert McMurray received a
painful injury, when a door was
slammed on his head, by accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrard and Mr..
Hansen, of the Third ward public
school, have been sick, but are able
to teach school.
Nearly everybody in Third ward
has been sick with flu. but most of
them have had 1t in mild form. Al
most everybody is reported on the
road to health again.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Walker have
been released from quarantine. /
They visited the first of this week at
the home of Elmer Craner.
Mrs. Flossie Thackeray. who Is
here from Utah at the home of her
father. Bishop John Adams, is
greatly improving in health. She
expects to return home soon a well
woman.
Sunday night, March IL, the SEN
Tors of the Second and Fourth wards
will visit the Seniors of the First
ward
The family OF George Clark are
down with the flu.
The family OF Albert Hale have
thhe flu.
Lewis Ward is recovering from an
attack of flu.
JULIUS 4NACAoOh ACt0AACd hui H'Ae'f ,
from a business trip to Salt Lake.
Scott Nelson, Claude Critchfield I
and "Chic" Mcknight are leaving h
Oakley Sunday for various points
IN Nevada. v
There will be dance at Marion =
March IL under the direction of the :
Beehive girls. :
Wanted: secondhand incubator. =
7. B. Fairchild. Phone 245 5. 9,
Adv't) u
Examinations for second and first y
lass Scouts Tuesday. March IA, at d
academy building, 1880 p. m. "
The Scout basketball contest will - =
axe place March % =
Two lots for rent for garden Mrs &c
fairy Randall. (Advt) .
There has been a lot of thieving iii
ding on in and around Oakley this 70
inter. Among the articles stolen hi
ere pork. flour, sugar, and various q
Their things. When there is so LEI
luch stealing. it is a sure sign that sh
iere are undesirable people around tn
uch folks should be put where he
ley cannot disturb their neighbors PHI
necessary. they should be given Sa
zee rations for a while, and a hi:
'mpulsory chance to stop and think
lings over 1t is common opin- sh
n that the county officials should tn,
We more attention toward finding he
lie thieves who have been operat- hei
g around We understand that a
rye quantity of flour was stolen are
ON a widow. Such acts should yol
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