The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-05-24
Received May %

The following were in Blackfoot
last Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Claude Beasley, Brs. Carl
Blackburn, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thurston, B. M. Parmalee and his
daughter, Jane.
J.. C. Maxwell was in Blackfoot
on Thursday.
Mrs. H. v. Chandler, Mrs. Henry
Chandler and Mrs. Don Shelman
went to Blackfoot Thursday to shop
and see Peg o. My Heart"
Mrs. Lawrence Chandler and Mrs.
J. c. Maxwell gave a delightful
party at the home of the former on
Thursday, honoring Mrs. ]. w.
Sprague and Mrs. VIM. Hill. 500
was played, Mrs. Reuben Claunch
winning highest score. A bag max
ing contest was also an event Of the
evening, Mrs. Carl Blackburn car
rying off the prize. The honor
guests were given presents and good
wishes for happiness in their future
homes, Mrs. Sprague in Portland
and Mrs. Hill in Butte.
C. S. Hopla went to Blackfoot last
Sunday to meet Mrs. Hopla's father,
J. E. Worrell of Fresno, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Criddle were
in Basalt Sunday attending the
funeral of Mrs. Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Blackburn are
touring Utah in their car. They
met Mrs. Blackburn's father in
Blackfoot, who accompanied them
on the trip.
Geo. Taylor and family spent Sun
day at Indian Springs.
Mr.. LOOMS with the high school
students went on a nature study
outing last Wednesday, visiting Gold
Point and the government cable
across the river. Many interesting
things were seen and note books
were much in evidence. The more !
of the party took the
ride across on the trolley and de- I
,lared it a fine trip. Mrs. A. J.
Snyder accompanied the party. On
Miss Nicholay's rooms went on a
picnic to Stufflebeam's Falls.
The closing exercises of the school
we're held Thursday afternoon. AL
hough short they were excellently
,iven, with especially good music.
The winding of the Maypole and the
of the May Queen were
cry pleasing features of the enter
ainment.
Miss Teresa Nicholay, who has
cen teaching here the past winter,
eft for her home in Battle Creek,
last Saturday. Miss Nj
holay expects to teach in Nevada
he coming year.
Mrs. Ottistad the primary teacher,
spending the summer at her home
ear Springfield, and Mr.. LOOMS.
18th his brother, is working his
ather's land here. Mrs. Ottistad
nd Mr.. LOOMS will resume their
ositiOns in the Springfield school {
ext year.
Those who went to conference
'om here Sunday were: Mr.. and g
RS. Henry Berg, Olga Berg, Mrs. s
go. Thurston, Mrs. Chris Thurston,
RS. Henry Chandler, Mrs. Hawker, {
OILS Hawker and the Messrs. Bring.
urst /
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Whyte are the
roud parents of boy, born Satur-
ny.
Miss Ruth Lemon, of Blackfoot, is T
sitting Miss Marjorie Leach.
mOSS f1OOV0T VI DldChlOOt, 10
the week with Arthur Sny- q
,r.
DR.. MacKinnon was called Sunday i
attend Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Berg's c
lby, who was having commissions.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Snyder and son, t
rthur, were in Blackfoot Monday
/ business.
Mrs. Whyte of Utah, is visiting
,r son, VIII Whyte. ;
The Harmon Bros are shearing l
leep for number of people at the t
ruce Parmalee ranch. On Monday +
ey sheared 400 sheep before three
clock when the rain stopped them. t
At the present writing Springfield c
enjoying it's first rain for many {
eeks. b