The Bingham County news., 1922-03-10
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winter and a longing for spring
weather, feeling that things ought
to begin to move at more lively
pace, every fellow asking his neigh
bor II he thinks spring is on the way
or if winter Is going to last forever.
Possibly it is just forerunner of
the spring fever. or it may be way
Dame Nature has of getting the hui
man race stirred up for the stren-
uous season that always comes with
the advent of spring, whatever 1t
lis, the feeling is now prevalent with
vengeance.
On Monday last, Miss Leona Hall.
who has been teaching school in the
high school at Firth, and George
Wilson, Of Lima, Montana, made
trip to Pocatello and were quietly
married, thus treating the neigh
borhood to pleasant surprise. Mrs.
Wilson will finish out the year
teaching, while Mr.. Wilson will
continue his electrical work at
Lima. The young couple have the
heartiest kind of best wishes Of the
whole neighborhood for long, hap
py and prosperous married life.
James Pratt was a business visi-
tor in Firth on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Mcmillan
were visitors at the William Pratt
home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Call were
visitors at the w. e. Hall ranch on
Tuesday.
Mrs. William Hall made the trip
to Inkom on Sunday, where she will
visit for some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Har-
graves.
Albert Anthony. Of Kimball. was
a caller at the stoddard home on
"Wednesday.
Mrs. w. E. Hall was caller at
the G. o. Jensen home on Tuesday.
r. D. Hughes and James Pratt
made a business visit in Blacafoot
on Tuesday.
Miss Edith Mackie was a visitor
at the Joseph Bithell home In Wa
pello on Wednesday.
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Kalferd made the trip to Blackfoot,
where they attended the meeting of
the Farm Bureau. Mr.. Kalferd says
it was a very interesting meeting,
and that they received much useful
information on marketing, poultry
raising, raising of head lettuce and
other farm subjects.
Robert Mackie, of Wicks, was a
caller at the w. E. Hall home on
Tuesday.
Thomas Hodge attended the char
acter ball at Wapello on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Jacob Stutznegger was a
caller at the G. o. Jensen home on
Sunday.
The Carlsons were Blackfoot vis-
itors on Tuesday.
M. A. Jensen and family we're
Firth shoppers on Friday.
James Dutton, who has been
farming at Kimball the past year,
has moved his family to the Will
liam Twitchell place, whidh is now
owned by Chris Peterson. Mr.. Dut-
ton has rented the place for the
coming season and the children will
attend the Lower Presto school.
On Monday, Robert Mecham and
Nellie Stutznegger, Burke Frand-
sen and Beasy Stutznegger made the
trip to Logan, Utah, and were mar
ried, making a double wedding. Mr..
Mecham and his bride are intend
ling to rent the house on the John
Pratt place, where Mr.. Mecham has
been feeding cattle this winter, and
will live there for short time.
Adolph Bartausky was visitor
lat the Peter Kalferd home on Sun
day.
James Mackie was a visitor at the
Joseph Bithell home in Wapello or
Thursday, where his daughter, Mrs
George Bithell, and her husband, OF
Tetonia, are visiting. They drove
down from Tetonia in a sleigh.
william Mackie was a caller o
the W. e. Hall ranch on Saturday
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