The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-07-27

IHE IDAHO
! as improving. Mrs. Harry Weber Of
Laurel, Mont. and H. e. Butler OF
Morley, Colo, who were summoned
to Blackfoot also, have returned to
their homes.
Senator Ezra T. Monsen Of Frank
lin. Idaho, with. Mrs.. Monsen and
their children were guests over the
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. George T,
Marshall Jr. Mrs. M0nsen is Mrs.
Marshall's sister.
Notary Public. First National
Bank. adv. It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Henderson,
Mrs. p. Garnand and Mrs. w. G..
johnson motored to the cedars on
Sunday morning to attend the
Indian ceremonial dance.
Frank DeKay of Burley spent
Monday here with his parents.
I! Mrs. Mabel Priest of Portland is
spending few days in Blackfoot
with relatives.
Julius Jacobsen, crop bureau esti-
mate official, was Blackfo0t visitor
Tuesday. Mr.. Jacobsen was formerly
located in our city, but now has
headquarters in Boise.
| Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Clarke spent
Sunday with friends in st. Anthony.
/; Sunday a party ]. composed d of
/ John Andrews and. the Misses Ann
Greer, Grace Stultz, Bessie Halberg
and Gail Just motored to Indian
Springs to spend the day.
! Money to loan on irrigated farms.
IT,. H. Early adv. 22tf
The Camp Fire girls, under the
direction of Mrs. E. w. Whitcomb,
camp guardian, left Sunday morn
! ing for their outing at the Just ranch
/ near Wolverine. All we're In. gay
spirits and the latest word received
from them was to the effect that all
were having splendid time. They
were taken to the camp In cars
| driven by Wilbur Allen and Mr.. and
i Mrs. G. v. Fisher and truck driven
by Charles Fisher and Kenneth
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Peck, Miss
Craze and Sidney Peck returned
Friday evening from q tour Of the
Boise country and the Payette
Lakes.
Messrs. Frank Garvin and H. F.
HOFFMAN motored to Salt Lake City
Sunday morning for short visit.
Miss Genevieve Just is home from
Idaho Falls to spend her vacation
with her parents.
Jack Bennett and Will Just left
| Wednesday morning for Salt Lake,
where they will enter the C. M. T. C..
at Fort Douglas for a month Of
military training.
w. D. Vincent Of st. Anthony was
a Blackfoot visitor Wednesday,
Mrs. Mark Tuohy returned Mon
day from a pleasant visit at st. Paul,
Mimi, and other points in the east.
Money to loan on irrigated farms
j. H. Early. adv. 22tf
Mrs. Walter Thomas has returned
from Denver, where she spent the
past month visiting relatives.
Mrs. F. w. Mitchell and her
father A. Hopkins of Weiser, Idaho,
stone park.
are spending few days in Yellow
Rev. O. E. Butler, who was
brought home from the General
Hospital in Pocatello by ]. J. Quillin
on Tuesday evening, July 1S, is
rapidly recovering and is expected to
soon be attending to his work again.
Mrs. T. R. Kennersely of Salt
Lake is visiting with Mrs. E. l.. Egli
and Mrs. w. H. Snyder.
Mrs. G.. R. White arrived Thurs
day morning from Ogden to spend
| two weeks with her cousin Mrs. E.
L. Egli.
Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Stringfellow
and sons have returned from a trip
thru the park.
Mrs. R. Early left Friday for a
visit with friends at Preston, Idaho
Mrs. w. H. Snyder left Friday
morning on visit to Salt Lake City
and Provo, Utah.
Senator L. R. Thomas returned
Thursday evening from a profess
| sional trip to Boise and Twin Falls.
Mrs. P. P. Black of Arco left Fri
day morning for Salt Lake City,
| dILeT several udyS VSlI Will utI
sister Mrs. Clarence Cox.
| Money to loan on irrigated farms.
j. H. Early. adv. 22tf
Miss Beth Marshall and little
brother Junior Marshall of Weiser,
Idaho are visiting with their aunt
Mrs. C. A. Packham of Groveland.
| Miss Margaret Jones, who is at
tending the Tech at Pocatello, spent
the weekend in Blackfoot.
Miss Alta Call left Tuesday for
Boise to spend vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Hays and Mrs.
X. s. Mckenzie and baby from
Idaho Falls, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. ].
Horton and daughter Rebecca Of
Miles City motored down to spend
the afternoon Thursday with Mrs.
Horizons sisters, Mrs. Henry Sim
mons and Mrs. Hamilton Wright.
Mrs. Ezra J0lley of Twin Falls ar
rived here Thursday afternoon for
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jolley.
Mrs. Charles Keller of Logan,