The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-07-13
THOMAS

| our FOurtn OF July CeloDrdIlOH was
a great success. A very fine pro-
gram was given in the morning as
follows: Singing America" Pray
er. Singing Star Spangled Banner -
Quartette Hail to the Idaho" by
Miller Henefer and Co.
Violin Solo-Milford Christensen.
Reading Dave Broadhead.
Grafton Mr.. Johnston Jr.
Solo-"The Flag Without A Stain"
Mrs. John Harmon.
Recitation-Ama Longmower.
Song-"The Sword or Bunker HIP
by Neils Anderson. .s,.r...
Stump Speech-Julius Noack.
Piano Solo-Fern Watson.
P. c. Felsted and son Lenay Of
Preston formerly Of Thomas spent
the Fourth here with relatives and
friends.
Miss Divianne Harmon who is
working in Salt Lake came home to
spend the Fourth.
Mrs Homer Andrews and children
and Mr. Jay Krause Of Logan who
have been visiting their sister and
family Mrs. Ralph Stander returned
home Tuesday morning.
| A number of people from Pingree
and Rich attended our celebration on
the Fourth.
There will be a dance here Friday
night the 18th. McClellan's music,
Lots of refreshments.
Mrs. Oliver and children of Dillon,
Montana are here visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Felsted and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sprail of More
land were visitors at the home Of Mr..
Mind. Philip Anderson Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Felt and child
rem were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John I. Watson on the
Fourth.
A number of Thomas people at
tended the celebration in Blackfoot
the day of the Fourth and had a very
enjoyable time.
r. N Parsons is working in Spring
field the last couple of weeks at the
home of Tony Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walker who
came up from Mud Lake to spend the
Fourth returned home Friday. morn
ing the Misses Iva Goodwin and Ruby
Shipper went back with them.
Alma Krause of Providence, Utah,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ralph
Stander
Alex Coleman and daughter Verda
came down from Plain Saturday. Mr.. |
Coleman went up to spend the Fourth
with his family and reports an en-
joyable time.
Lester Watson, who has been work !
ing in Salt Lake for some time, is
home for a short visit with relatives |
and friends.
The Lang family had the misfor-
tune of losing their house Saturday
morning by fire. Just a very few
things were saved.
Last Monday night Miss Phyllis An
terenn entertained about thirty girls
and boys at a lawn party in honor
If her cousins, Susie AMI Itobert OTl
IAN of Aberdeen Games Jf all kirCs
we're played, Refreshments consisting
If strawberries, cake and lemonade
we're served. Those present were;
Misses Ingrid Dance, Susie Duncan,
gladys Parsons, Katherine Lambson,
1lane Anderson, Bernice Christensen,
Alane Broadhead, Geraldine Twpedy,
ranie Christensen, Marie Thomas,
Mssrs. Robert Duncan, Frank Fack-
ELL Raymond Christensen, Gerald
Leroy and Ervine Good
vim, Lamont Sohn, Kenneth TTeedy,
Albert Anderson, Gareth Dance, Don
Id Anderson, Daniel Thomas, Nor
AN and Griffith Harmon and Ray
nond Larson. The Duncans left for
heir home in Aberdeen Tuesday
corning.
David Mcbride is not so well at the
resent time DR.. Mitchell was Wis
.or at their home Monday.
Roetta Van Orden, Verda Coleman,
.ndrew Woods and MILFORD Nelson
rere visitors at the home Of Miss
ivianne Harmon Monday evening.
[iss Harmon left Tuesday morning
u Salt Lake.
Andrew Anderson and family mo ,
,red to Rexburg Sunday to visit their I
auGhter, Leone. ....s.....