The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-08-16

AeihuO IAIk.
Mrs. Marion Carr was in Shelle
this week to attend the Old Folh
party.
Mrs. John Bellamy is visiting he
son Albert and family of Twin Fall,
Howard Samsel returned Tuesda
night from q weeks vacation 9
Island Park.
WANTED-Clean cotton rags cent
pound. Idaho Republican.
Wilbur Just spent Saturday 1
Idaho Falls.
/ Che Just OF Pocatello spent tn
Weekend In Blackfoot.
All lines of insurance written an
given my personal attention. J. H
Early. ~ adv Is {
MI. and Mrs. George Moody an
son Max and daughter Mable O
Santa Monica. Calf, and Miss Pear
Francis Of Phoebe, New. who hay
been touring Yellowstone park AM
Wyoming, are visiting the Coumeri.l
and Darneli families.
Miss Lillian Christensen, wht
spent the past two months IN Fresno
Calf, visiting relatives, returned
home Sunday evening"
Mrs F. E. DeKay and sons arr
back from Z week at Heise.
Mrs. Byrd Trego returned Sunday
evening from ten days outing or
Sellers creek in the Willow creek
country.
The Misses Anna Powell and
Julia Bithell are spending their va
cation in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. G. A. Powell and daughter
Emma spent the weekend in Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Wesley LaCour and daughter
are hQck from a week at Lava.
Miss Bessie Jones spent the week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Halgreen
passed thru Pocatello Sunday on
their way east after touring the
coast.
James Yancey and Ernest Nugent
have aiken the contract for building
a large high school at Lima, Mont,
Mr.. Nugent doing the roofing.
The Bee Hive girls are back from
q ten days trip thru Yellowstone
park and Jackson Hole.
Miss Gertrude Owen of Downey
who attended school here, visited
Blackfoot friends the past week.
Sidney Parkinson is home from
Salt Lake.
w. w. Davis and family went to
Salt Lake the first of the week and
were delayed In getting home by the
at Pennington.
John Jacobey, manager for the
Skaggs store, is taking his vacation
q NJ n OF nj hn fn1I OF
is taking his place.
R. A. Robbins is back from Los
Angeles, where he has been studying
music this summer.
The Misses Edna Ferguson and
Lucille Packer of Idaho Falls spent
the weekend with Miss Gertrude
at Blackfoot.
S. T. Clark and family went to the
circus at Idaho Falls Saturday even
ng.
Mrs. M. M. Nelson, formerly Miss
Iertsch and her little daughter
3oxine came in from Timber, Ore, |
to visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gertsch. |
DR.. and Mrs. Claude Ferguson of
IDAHO Falls visited Sunday afternoon
It the home of Mrs. Rohrbough at
3lackfoot. /
R. A. Edwards of Springfield went
o Salt Lake City Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. II. Butler and children and
drs. 3 Whittle of Oakley, Idaho:
listed a week with their relatives
he Anderson families at Thomas and
vent home Tuesday.
F. r. Jackman, express messenger
n the Mackay flier, and his wife
nd little grandson Jack, left We'd
esday for Southern California for a
acation. Mr. Jackman has not had
trip for a good while, and he says
hat while he is down on the Mexi-
an border he is going across the
me, go into a saloon, put his foot
n the brass rail, spit on the floor
hree times and take drink of beer
We're betting that a good many
olks, who read this will be thinking,
take one for me-
VANTED-Clean cotton rags cents
pound. Idaho Republican. ),
Miss Katie Reel, angel of The
ulletin office, is taking vacation.
Mrs. w. B. Cram, of Salt Lake,
no has been visiting her mother,
RS. w. B. Jacobs at Blackfoot the
asst two weeks, leaves for home
aturday.
Frank Gable, promoter of round
ps, was in Blackfoot Friday on bis
ay to Arco and Mackay.
L. ]. Chapman, Lon Cone, Oscar
olberg and L. w. VanAkin took a.
lip to Lost river fishing the last of
lie week.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Garlic and
lildren, who have been in Salt Lake
Ity the past year, have returned to
lackfoot to make their home. They
Re visiting with Theo Farnworth OF
enterville at present.
Mrs. M. R. Simmons went to |
merican Falls Wednesday.
A number of Blackfoot people left .
| Wednesday and Thursday morn
g for the roundup at Henry Ralph
key went with his Stutz Bearcat I
r decorated with advertising of the :
ming roundup at Blackfoot and a :
6 Indian for centerpiece.