The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-06-16
vIPoNT TID-BITs

was a big success, everyone having
a good time and enjoying the music
which was furnished by the Bates,
Clark and Linnehan orchestra. A
large number of out-of-town guests
were present, among whom were the
following: Mrs. Fannie Tolman.
Twin Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Ellison, of
Goose creek; Miss Bernice Bird of
Moulton; Mrs. Robt Gorringe, Miss
Florence Cranney, Miss Naomi Har-
per, Miss Cleota Critchfield, Miss
Edythe Bach, Paul Bach. and Leland
Clark, all of Oakley
The ball game, Sunday, with Oak
ley, drew a large crowd, which in
cluded the dance guests as well as
several visitors that arrived from
nearby towns in autos.
The game was of unusual interest
due TO the closeness of the score
and the fact that it first favored one
team and then the other.
The final score of IL to in ia
vor of Vipont would indicate that
/ the Oakley boys were outplayed, but
as a matter of fact the play of the
teams was about on a par, and i'm
provement was needed more in team
work than in Individual playing.
Both teams, however, made a good
showing, and with a little more
practise should be able to put up q
close fight when they meet again.
vipont missed the services of Jack
Bailey, who was suddenly taken
sick Sunday morning, and has since
beeen confined to his bed, although
his condition is improving and lie
expects to be out again soon.
The dentists, who are the guests
of DR.. Price, have prolonged their
stay, as the demand for dental work
at vipont is more than they expect
ed. Their services proving satis-
factory. we understand they will re-
turn at regular intervals.
The electrical storm which we
had Wednesday caused considerable
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off their power and preventing both
the mine and mill from proceeding |
with their usual production during |
the balance of the day. At late
hour, the trouble had not been loca
ted, although men started over the
pole Inc on horses early in the day.
AS Tid-Bits has to leave Vipout
Wednesday morning, we are Obliged
to carry Wednesday and Thursday
items over another week. The lack
of news this week is due to youf
correspondent having to use candles
for light, while waiting on the power
for service.
l.. j. Robinson, Jr., is with us
again today, having arrived on
horseback late last evening.
w. j. Speckman of Oakley paid
Vipont visit on Tuedsay
Thomas Sherry, who has several
claims in the Grouse creek district,
was a visitor this week. He is max
ing arrangements for material and
supplies which will be required for
his property as soon as he renews
work.
Hale G. Tuttle have made consid-
erable Improvement in their store BY
adding a small butcher shop an d
by increasing their shelf space,
which allows them to carry more
varied stock.
Preparations are under way for q
July Fourth celebration which will
excel last years efforts. The mine
and mill will both shut down for "a
hours and a program is being plan
led that will give everybody some
hing to do, watch, or see, from
!. m. until midnight.
A large crowd from surrounding
owns is expected, as we know that
ur visitors last year had the time
4 their lives at our celebration.
he usual events will be on the pro-
ram, together with several new
mes which will surprise the crowd.
II course, a baseball game and
ance will be in order. If possible,
e will print committees in next is
lie with program following on the
9th.
Don't make your plans for the
ourth till you see what vipont has
, offer