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


H. SedEwick, ME-. and Mr.. T.
Z johnson, MI. and Mrs. Mark Tuohy
and Miss AHA. Sedgwick formed ,
for an outing on Sunday.
Roy DeKay was home to spent
the weekend with his family II
Blackfoot.
Ted Truman of Hamer, was here
to visit his aunt, Miss Maude Tur
man, over the weekend, and on
Tuesday accompanied her home.
Miss Lillian christensen spent the
weekend with friends in Pocatello
Col. and Mrs. M. A. Fugate Of
! Aberdeen, have gone on an extended
trip to Illinois and Nebraska, theil
former home states.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Fisher and
daughter, Maxine, and Muriel Fisher
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M
Fisher, left Saturday by motor for
their future home in California
They went by way of Rock Springs,
Wyo., to visit Mrs. Fishers sister.
Mrs. F. NJ Fisher and daughters,
Glen and Margaret, left last Friday
evening for Pittsburg, CAL, where
they will join Mr.. Fisher, and make
their home. t t
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Davis have
rented the Fisher home on North
University.
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra r. Monsoon and
family will occupy the c. v. Fisher
home on South University.
Mrs. N. A. Stone and son, Ferret,
left Friday evening for Oakland,
California, where they will join Mr..
Stone and make their home. They
planned to stop on the way at Reno,
Nevada, to visit Mrs. Stones sister.
Miss Myrtle Cutler left Saturday
morning for her home in Salt Lake,
after visit with friends and rela
tives here.
Cliff Hayes of Idaho Falls, who
was severely bruised and shaken up
in an auto accident on Wednesday
afternoon of last week, was able to
leave for his home on Saturday
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs.
Hayes.
Mrs John H. Burnett and son,
Stewart, left the first of the week
for Los Angeles, Cal, where they
will join Mr.. Burnett and make
their home.
Mrs. Jay Bryant who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Fisher,
for several weeks, left Sunday for
her home in Anaconda, Mont.
Posters advertising the Amrican
Legion Fourth of July celebration
appeared on a number of autos in
Blackfoot on Saturday. The Legion
boys evidently believe in advertising
early and often.
Miss Perle Quantrell went to Po-
Gaelic on Tuesday evening, to visit
with friends for a few days.
DR.. A. H. Upham, president of the
of Idaho, came down We'd +,
nesday on the Mackay train. He
addressed the graduating class of
the Mackay high school on Tuesday /
Attorney George l.. Ambrose of
came down Wednesday and !
went to Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Proctor
we're called to Pocatello Tuesday ,
~ telephone message stating that
heir nephew, Bryan J. Proctor, had /
been killed in the shops there, and :
lis wife was in critical condition
lue to the shock of his death. A /.
dispatch from Pocatello states that
Proctor was crushed by the brake
)eam of an engine under which he
vas working, and died short time
lfter. Young Proctor formerly lived
n Blackfoot.
James Ryan of the Golden Rule
store, is in California on business
mission.
Prof. William Give expects to go
o Boise next week to attend the
meetings of the Idaho State Music
'eachers' Association, to be held
here May 81, and June 1 and 2.
lis brother Prof. c. c. Give of
IDAHO Falls, is vice-president of the
organization.
R. E. Calph, group manager of
he Mountain States Telephone Com
any, was in Blaekfoot Wednesday
n trip of inspection.
Mrs. ]. B. Waters and daughter,
1iss Matte Waters, motored to Po-
atello on Wednesday morning.
There is new son at the home
f Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Biethan,
orn Wednesday morning, May %,
nd his name is Frederick Howard. (
John A. Jacobey has succeeded L.
r. Tate as manager of the Skaggs
tore at Blackfoot, and Mr.. Tate goes
D the Skaggs store at Portland
r. G. Graham and wife of Morgan, {
tab, visited this week at the home ]
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
.aCOur.
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