The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-08-31
RIVERSIDE

Received August 20


Mrs. H. NJ. Wray entertained her
lady friends at her home Monday
afternoon in honor of her mother
in-law, Mrs. Louisa Wray.
Mrs. E. N. Greer's two brothers
from Bountiful, Utah returned home
last Thursday, after visiting here
for few days.
Sunday evening Mutual was
greatly enjoyed by all visitors. The
speakers were Philip Dance, Andrew
Benson, also President James Duck
worth and Nofear Davis.
Mrs. Dave Chamberlain Of Arco
visited with Mrs. Ray Taylor last
Thursday.
Grover Wray who has been with
the Mutual Creamery at Morgan,
Utah has been visiting with his
folks here on his way to Erwin in
the Swan Valley country, where he
has been transferred to take charge
of a new creamery there.
Miss Duffin of Aberdeen spent the
weekend with the Misses Effie and
Iris Wray.
Virgo Halverson entertained her
girl friends at a slumber party last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fay Campbell of Aberdeen
spent the past week at her mothers
home.
Miss Ann Greer, who is employed
at the Royal Electric Bakery at
Blackfoot spent Friday. evening at
her home, returning to work Sat-
'urday morning.
Edward Gooch has just purchased
a new truck.
Fred Kleinschmidt and family OF
Blackfoot were callers in Riverside
Sunday.
Gene Cobbley and wife visited
with Mrs. Cobley's mother few
days last week.
Mrs. Louisa Wray has had the
foundation of her house plastered
up preparing for winter.
Leroy Bitton of Pocatello spent
a couple of days with his folks dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. J C. Greer has been very i'll,
but is now recovering rapidly.
Mr.. Ropp is adding a new addi-
ton to his house and has it nearly
completed.
Ira Greer left last week for Uath,
where he expects to get employment
and stay indefinitely.
Edward Bingham and family ex-
pect to move to Moreland this week,
where Mr.. Bingham will teach
school the coming season.
School will open in Riverside
Tuesday, Sept. for all grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson have sold
their farm and moved into place
near Mr.. Fink in the eastern part
of Riverside. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
and family of Blackfoot has pur-
chased the Nelson farm and are
living there.
Mrs. Teresa Daley visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kinball Wray
last week.
]. Clifford Osgathorpe and wife
expect to go to Salt Lake City soon
to spend the winter.
William L.. Horrocks went to
Pingree Sunday on home mission.
Rulan Linn and family who mo-
tored to Utah last week, have re-
turned and report very pleasant
trip.
R. 1. Dickson and Osmond
Osgathorpe and their families spent
Sunday in Shelley visiting with
relatives and friends.
Rulon Parks spent the weekend
in Sterling visiting friends.
Miss Vatia Taylor, who is teach
ing school at Deer Creek, was home
to spend Saturday and part of Sun
day with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and family of
Rose visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Taylor Sunday afternoon.
Varian Hale and Mrs. Aletha Bit
ton and other board members spent
Sunday in Aberdeen and Sterling in
interest of M. I. A. work.
Harry Bitton was down from
Swan Valley two or three days last
week on business.
John Bitton Jr. and William Hor-
rocks spent Tuesday evening, Aug.
% with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Spencer
as missionaries.
Ellis Fackrell, who is working on
the new railroad branch line on the
desert spent Sunday at home with
his parentS.