The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-09-14
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!. Mrs. s. T. Clark and daughter
Martha and Mrs. Rowland and
!, daughter Mary, motored to Idaho
Falls Monday.
DR.. Numbers and wife and son,
DR.. Numbers Jr., came over from
Boise the first of the week and
visited their, daughter, Mrs. Dan
Brill.
Life insurance. Beebe, phone 100.
adv. 15tfc
Miss Whilden Kinney Of Pocatello
arrived here Monday for few days
visit with her sister Mrs. Frank
Garvin.
Mrs. Verna Williamson of Ogden
/ is visiting here with her sister Mrs.
i w. F. Bergman.
Miss Vera Bentley spent Thurs
day in Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Daily of Logan
spent Wednesday night in Blackfoot.
7 Mrs. Emily Lamborn Of Rexburg
is here visiting with George o. Daily
and family.
| J. w. Jensen of Salt Lake City is
in Blackfoot on business.
Velma Lyons of Firth is visiting
here for few days.
Paul Pearson Of Pocatello was a
Blackfoot visitor Wednesday night.
Merle Bales returned Monday
night from Montana, where he has
been working for the past six
months.
Darwin Simmons left Wednesday
morning for a visit in Salt Lake
City. He. will return Friday and
prepare to leave Saturday for Mos
COW, Idaho, where he will attend the
university this winter.
Money to loan on irrigated farms.
j. H. Early. adv. 22tf
Mrs. Ada Marriott came up from
Pocatello Tuesday to visit with
Luella Peterson at Thomas.
Hans Peterson is reported i'll at
his home at Thomas.
Charlie LaFever came down from
Lost River Tuesday on his way to
Salt Lake. He said he had been out
in the hills good while with the
sheep. !;
P. P. Parsons came down from
Mackay Tuesday, after spending a
couple of months on the range.
Miss Lydia Winkler has been
spending the summer at Moscow,
and will be there the rest of the
year. She is taking a course at the
! university. f
C. E. Moon and G.. c. Vaughan,
auditors, are now completing the
| auditing of the Bingham county
books at the court house.
Miss Vera Bentley spent four, days
| in ArcO last week engaged in court
work.
Miss Lila Liljenquist was Pc.
catello visitor Friday evening.
/ Miss Wonetta Buttcane, who is
employed by the Bingham Abstract
company, returned Tuesday from
Salt Lake, where she spent the past
week.
Judge R. NJ Terrell of Pocatello,
was a business visitor Saturday in
Blackfoot.
Miss Leona Hines leaves Saturday
morning for Albion to attend school
this winter.
Rev. ]. D. Gillian was again
given charge of the Methodist Epis-
copal church in Blackfoot at the
meeting held recently at Caldwell
Blackfoot is fortunate in not losing
him.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Webb and
family leave today for Garland
. Utah. Mr.. Webb has been trans
ferred to the Utah-Idaho sugar
factory there.
I Miss Clara Scofeld leaves today
for Salt Lake City, where she will
either take up her old work in the
L. D. s. Business College or take a
position with the Intermountair
Electric company.
Harold Meyer will leave Saturday
to attend the University of Idaho al
Moscow this winter.
Ted Taylor arrived Wednesday
from Challis, Idaho, where he has
been working most of the summer
on a school house which his father
contracted and has almost finished
building.
O. e. Bills went to Salt Lake
Thursday night to bring up new
model Buick car for exhibit mex
week at the Ialr.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson and daugh
ter Eva are back from a month!
visit in Nebraska.
/. hTe teachers institute for thi
district will be held at Blackfoo
October 16 to 20.
Donald Greene of Mackay was il
Blackfoot Wednesday on his way t.
San Diego to join his parents ant
: enter school.
George Rogers, former residen
of Blackfot, and member of thu
firm of Bergman & Rogers, VISITED
a few days in Blackfoot this wee
: Mr.. Rogers lives in Boise and ha
( not aged much since leaving herr
! twenty years ago.
i Mrs. George Coryell and daughte
I Mary passed thru Blackfoot Wed
nesday on their way to Salt LAX
City and Moscow.
! Miss Gwendolen Jones of Challi
passed thru Blackfoot Wednesda,
!. on her way to Seattle.
Ray .Eskelsen came down from
q Lima, Mont. Wednesday. He ha
been working for the railroad com
i pany there for several weeks. -
! Mr.. and Mrs. Trego and Mr.. an
1 Mrs. Gillian left Thursday after
noon for a trip to Mt. Putnam, ex
pecting to 60 on top or as far up a
l 49,