The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-10-06
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/ Mrs. J. H. Marshall, of Burley, ar
rived here Sunday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Hickenlooper.
Mutual convened here Sunday ev-
ening. Miss Josephine Hickenlooper
gave a solo and Edward Johnson gave
talk
Misses Elizabeth Van Seters and
Lilly Ockerman were the guests Of
Miss Matilda Yancey, Sunday.
John Hickenlooper and fiance, Miss
Erma Bodily, of Kaysville, Utah, ar
rived here Friday to visit Mr.. Hick-
enlooper's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
Hickenlooper. They left Monday for
Salt Lake City, where they were mar
ried Wednesday. They will make
their home in Park City, Utah. All
wish them joy, success and happiness
through their life.
Everett Speaker, Of Riverside, call
ed at the Elmer Blood home, Sunday
afternoon.
! G. A. Packham, who has been i'll for
some time, is on the improve at this
writing.
A bundle shower was given for
John Hickenlooper and bride-to-be on
Saturday evening. They received
many beautiful and useful gifts.
Miss Elvera Blood entertained Miss
Helen Barrus and Miss Goldie Peter
son, Sunday afternoon.
Ernest F. Hale passed away sudden
ly last Friday night. The cause was
goiter His death has cast a gloom
over all the community, as Mr.. Hale
was one who always had a kind
work for everyone whom he knew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sage, Of Riverside,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ras Christensen
Sunday.
Mrs Alfred Lindsay entertained
Mrs. Wallace Lindsay Friday after
noon.
Messrs. David and Bob McKie, who
have been working at Emmett. have
returned home to help with the crops.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watson, of Poca-
tello, visited at the home of Mrs. c.
Nygard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Christensen
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Sprak-
er, of Tyhee, Sunday. -
Messrs. Varian and Aroet Hale, VIII
ford and Samuel Seamons and Mrs
Louisa Seamons left Saturday for
Gentle Valley to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Seamon's son-in-law, Arthur
Bennett. Mrs. Seamons will stay with
her daughter this winter
The funeral of Ernest Hale was held
Tuesday, October g. at the Ward Hail.
Opening prayer by L. r.. Thomas, of
Blackfoot. The speakers were: Jona-
than Hale, Orson Manwaring, George
r. Bailey, James Duckworth.s Heber
c. C. Rich, Nofear Davis, Peter G..
Johnston and Bishop John Bowker.
All spoke Of the many good qualities
and of the high esteem in which he
was held by all who knew him. Mrs.
Alice Hale, Of Logan, gave vocal
solo, 20 My Father. Rowland Ham
mond gave violin solo: MRS. Arthur
Manwaring and. M. W. Van Ssfers
gave vocal duet and MRS: GAMES
= Duckworth gave asxocals solo, These
numbers were very beautiful and In
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many and beautiful The,shome was
filled to overfowing On account .oi
some of the children mot getting here
in time, the body was taken back tc
the home. II -. -s. x -.
!, Grant Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. John >Sor
enson, Mr.. and Mrs. jesse Ford, o.
Southern Utah and Mrs, Will Kautter
Of Logan, arrived here to attend TIN
funeral of their rather, Ernest F
: Hale. Mrs. Claude Gardner, whose
|. home Is in Nevada. did not arrive her,
= in time for the funeral, hut was OF
), her way, so the body was taken bacl
: to the home until her arrival. -
. Alma Hale, of Smithfield, Utah ant
!, ALBERT Hale, OF Oakley, Idaho, MI
and Mrs. Arthur Hale and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Alvin Hale. Of Logan, Utah, MI
!, and Mrs. Jonathan. Hale and Mrs
y Rachael Clark, Of Logan, Utah, ar
rived here to attend the funeral o
their brother and cousin, Ernest +
rJo1a loo. 2st. Ss.- s.ifiia fslis
= Miss Alice Yancey, of Logan, cam
% up to attend the funeral Of Ernest +
= Hale. s''s-
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