The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-31


relatives in Declo.. -.
LENA Critchfield is working at
the Albert Hale home.
Four-room brick house for rent.
Inquire Of George Croft.
The Oakley mill is turning out
fifty barrels of -four a day.
J. P. Howell of Birch creek was
caller in Oakley, Thursday.
Miss Eddyth Gapogly of Burley is
guest at the home of o. Gallogly.
Miss Eloise Croft went to Salt
Lake City Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Ada watets OF vipont will
make her home in Oakley for the
winter.
Miss Luella Crofts of Cottonwood
is visiting relatives at Firth and Ida
no Falls.
Apricots and yellow cIing-stone
peaches for sale. HI. A. Streed,
Phone 10.
Edward H. Hale went to Salt Lake
City, Wednesday, to attend to busi-
ness matters.
The Fourth ward Primary gave a
short program on the Temple build
ing Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs M T. Woodhouse
and Calvin Sessions have returned
from trip to Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Blair have
gone to Salt Lake City, where they
will make their home ,"
Miss Sarah Dye OF Firth is visiting
az the home of her aunt, Mrs. H. |
Crofts, at Cottonwood.
Clara Critchfield and Iva Dayley |
returned home Tuesday after spend
ing week in Rupert. :.
Mrs. Viva Bates returned last
week from Dayton where she was
the guest of her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Dayley of Spring
dale were callers at the home of 0.
2. Critchfield, last week
Miss Fern Roberts of Burley visi-
ted at the home of Miss Zina
Haight, last weekend.
Mrs. Frank voyce and daughter
returned Monday after visiting rel
atives in Brigham City, Utah.
Wanted at once: two men Mt
Trout and two at Marion, for testing
beets and loading on cars. Apply to
w. T.. Cranney.
George SAINT, who has been visit
ing at the Fred Critchfield home.
left Monday with his parents for his
home in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gatherum.
who have been visiting at the home
of John Boren, have returned to
their home in Salt Lake City.
There was a large attendance 1T
Stake Priesthood meeting SUNDAY af-
ternoon. The main part of the stake
tabernacle was filed to capacity.
The First ward Relief society held ,
special work meeting last Tuesday.
There was a large number of ladies'
present and two quilts were quilted I
Forest Ranger and Mrs. E. E.
Stock came down from the station v
Sunday to attend the officers meet Il
ings and returned the same evening a
The Ladies' Aid society will meet :.
Thursday afternoon, September 6, =
at the home of Mrs E. j. Hanzel !,
" the members and friends are in
vited.
Walt Southworth has had a mild
case of blood poisoning in his arm
as result of scratching it on piece A
of rusty metal. He is rapidly re-
covering. o
There were one hundred fiftv-four =, "
people present at the "Old Folks
reunion last Friday This number
would have been increased If the day al
had been less stormy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam r. Haight and te
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mecham went to
Logan, Utah, Saturday, returning !.
Tuesday. Sam brought DR.. Oldham's ~ ~
household goods from Logan to 4, 4,
Burnley.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Taggart and
family of Salt Lake City were week n
end visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam S. Sagers. Mr.. Taggart
was formerly Chief of Police in Salt
lake City and is now Chief of the Sc O.
ret Service of that section. He is
/ nephew of Mrs. Sagers.
September 2 and is the date ~,
when Paramount's greatest 1923
reduction s coming. when
Was i'm Flower" STAR slI
ing Marion Davies. II You haven't SIT
,een to show In your life, plan to
ee this one-it's gorgeous adven- on
ure You can never forget Prices 80
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