The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-06-16
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

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ing at Vipont.
Rudolph Amber was a week end
visitor in Oakley.
Mrs. Sarah Clark of Grouse creek
is playing for the dances at Vipont.
Clarence Matthews and Paul Bach
motored to Goose creek Thursday.
William Mcbride has returned
from vipont, where he wentto work
The farmers are rejoicing OYER
the great rain which came just III
time.
Saul Clark and Melvin Ellison
have joined the vipont baseboll
team
Wilford ,Sagers made an address
at the Third wadr Mutual SUNDAY
night.
Mrs. Elden .Mecham spent the
past week Twin Falls with
friends.
Mrs. Agee is here from north Ida
no, visiting her husband, Attorney
Ray Agee.
George Davidson of Boise was
called here to the bedside of his fa-
ther, who is i'll.
Miss Nordica Dahlquist is home
from Twin Falls; where she has
beeen visiting relatives.
]. W. Toomey and p A. Shaw
went to Rupert this week in Mr..
Toomey's handsome new car.
Mrs. H. D. Haight left Tuesday
for California, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Edith Aaron.
Miss Margaret Fennell left Sun
day for Twin Falls, where she will
spend the next two weeks, visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Mahnkin.
Bishop Thomas and Charles c.
Haight were speakers at the Third
ward servicts Sunday afternoon.
Howard Smith, who is spending
the summer in Oakley with his faith
er, Nick Smith. returned to Oakley
after weeks visit to Twin Falls. \
Mrs. Rachel Smithof Grantsville.
Utah, is here visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Carl Palmer. She arrived last
Wednesday and will remain here
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ellison and
children went to Boise last week by
car to visit Mrs. Elison's parents.
Mrs. Elison's mother has been sick
for more than a year and is now
seriously i'll.
LOST: Fob and gold charm of
watch chain; charm has initials "F |
S. s." engraved in old English. |
Finder please return to F. S. String |
field and receive suitable reward
ADVERTISEMENT
Steve Mahoney was appointed
Sheriff by the County Commission
ers Tuesday j. F. Bach, a promi-
nent Oakley man, received appoint
ment as chief deputy. John Bur-
CESS is assistant deputy.
The Ladies' Aid society of the 10
cal Baptist church met Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Jesse
L. Rains. Delicious refreshments
DOL fC0 Wy < lhdlno- iiC
next meeting will BIT held June 20.
Mrs. DOC" Cox took very sick
last Sunday evening atthe home of
her sister. Mrs. Craner. Medical at
was i'll for time. She thinks that
she got some ptomaine poison or
of that sort. i
Ellis Craner, ten-year-old son of
! room by lightning last Wednesday
lfternoon. He was looking out the
loor when the lightning picked him
Ip and deposited him at the other
ide of the room. He was badly
but uninjured.
Mrs. Frank Lee and little children
ame on the train from Brigham
'ity, Utah, Tuesday, to visit at the
ONE of her mother, Mrs. Anna
harp. She says that the Utah cher
y crop will be light this year, as
he cherries are falling off the trees n
S result of the late frosts. u
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1 Tuesday from American Falls, k
here they have been visiting rela a
yes. Mr.. Mcbride was accompan d
ID home by his daughters, Ms.
essie Taysum and Mrs. Lita Tay-
I'm, of Alton, Wyoming. The daugh
RS have been attendingthe confer
ice at Salt Lake and will visit neef
few days with their parents anS1