The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-19
Newso ThatlmportantC City
observation-disclosures Oakley

with pneumonia.
Mrs. Glenn Bates went to Vipont
mine last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Cranney have
large baby girl.
Alvaretta Larson is again back
at school after having mumps.
Mrs. Rome Adams visited at the
Ed Hunter home Sunday evening.
Some of j. Fred Adams children
are out of school on account of
humps.
william A. Martindale and Daniel
B. Wilson were visitors at Churchill
Sunday
Mrs. Hattie Crane left last Sunday
for Utah, where she will visit for
three weeks.
Mrs. Alice Hale is visiting ct the
home of her son Wesley Poulton for
few weeks.
Edward II. Hunter and Ray Cur
tbs went to vipont Monday with
load of freight.
Mrs. Ursal Hale is at the Ed Hun
ter home this week, caring for her
sister, Mrs. Hunter.
Mrs. Charlotte Barrus is nursing
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Mark
Cranney, at Marion.
Mrs. Amanda Whitley and Mrs.
Effie Walker visited the First Ward
DaI;af oooiatv Tuaodav
Charles Stout of Rupert spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home
of his brother, Jesse Stout. 1
Mrs. Amy Skies, who has been
visiting with her sister Viva Bates
left for her home last Friday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and |
Mrs. Perry Freestone last week. Mo-
Their and baby are doing nicely.
Ice cream cones, balloons, candy,
Everything kids likel AT the
High School, January 80. Let's go!
Arnold Bates was unable to at
tend schoo this week on account of
a wound in his foot caused by
pitchfork
Charles Eklund has returned
from Burley, where he visited at
the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Alien Mote.
Mrs. Clara Matthews came home
from Marion Tuesday after an alb
sence of several days at the Mark
Cranney home.
DR.. e. K Adams of Albion was
here Monday. His family is now
residing at Oakley and DR.. Adams
plans to open an Office in Oakley
next week as dentist.
Mrs May Barrus went to her
home at Declo Tueday Mrs. Barrus
had been detained here since Christ
mas on account of the serious ILL
ness of her little boy.
Miss Lorean Read went to Poca- |
tello last Saturday to visit her sis Il
ter. Mrs. W. M. De La Mare. Mr.. v
and Mrs De La Mare have a baby
girl, born January Is.
Mrs. Efie Hunter and Mr.. and g
Mrs. stephen Raskett and baby went p
to Burnley Thursday to visit at the
home of Mrs. W. A. Rheims. They
home Friday d..
Mrs. Alfred Judd, her daughter q
md two children spent the weekend
It the home of the formers daugh- :.
er, Mrs. viii Dayley. They return
ID to their home at Declo Monday.
Mrs Ada Watts, who has been F
listing friendns and relatives in
oakley since the holidays. has re- !,
urned to vipont mine. Mrs. Viva -
Bates returned to the mine with her =
Claude Blair, Olin Baker and Jen- &C
lie Hale, members of the stake de
oard NJ. 1. A., visited the BasinfJo
1utual last Sunday night and re- err
ort that association in a very good
The Basin ward officers ~,
re working on drama to be pre-
ented soon.
A cottage meeting was held ut wi
he home OF CLYDE Dahlquist on last yo
'riday evening by the First Ward mi
genealogical committee, Pres. John pc
J., Smith being the speaker. Melvin tn
Walker and Daniel b. Wilson also
poke a short time each on 1.-The I'm
ortance of Family Record
.eeping." Another meeting of the :"
ind will be held at the home of
yilliam Poulton next Thursday 20
vening.
James F. Devine of Shaw & De- mt
me company, left the first of the de
eek for Burley-this in spite of FIR