The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-17

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here from Logan, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams of
Naf were were Friday on business.
Melvin Walker is very busy bind
ing grain on his farm on Water
street.
Mrs. Mary Randall and SONS left
Thursday to spend their vacation In
Twin Falls.
Mrs. Calvin d. McOmber has gone
to Utah to attend a reunion of the
Stout family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gatherum and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Cummins made a
trip to Burnley, Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Price, who has been
visiting relatives in Utah. is row
at the home of John N. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gatherum OF
Salt Lake City arrived Sunday TO
visit at the home of j. C. Boren.
Roy Bott was hire from Montpelier
Wednesday representing John II.
Rott H. Sons of Brigham City, Utah.
Mrs. Gertrude Hale and Mrs. Ote-
liza Hale visited the first ward meet
ing, Sunday, their husbands being
missionaries to that ward.
Ray, Fred, Frank, Jess and Her
schell Bedke and Mrs. Marian Bedke
to the Bedke ranch on Goose
creek, Wednesday, to hay.
The Misses Amy Larson and LENA
Critchfield gave a lawn party Tues
day night. Everyone present had
a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott and
df lighter Miss Lenore and Miss evr-
nice Voyce motored to the John
Mackey ranch Sunday.
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Stake Relief society are busy plan
ming for an old folks reunion to he
held in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Gorringe re
Monday from Bostetter
where they spent a short vacation.
They report the sag hens plentiful.
Frank Egbert is boosting for Ma
Shoe Thrift week, which
comes August 2S-September /. The
of the week is Have ZEN
See Katherine Macdonald in 1.-THE
Woman Conquers." 1t is overpow-
drama. It's simply great!
(See Orpheum program elsewhere
Tor date.)
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahnken of
Oakley and Orvid, Lillian and Es-
her Johnson and Wilma Scefford of
Falls returned from Bostetter
George Van Nostram and family
# Portland, Oregon, and c. Walker
nd family of Murtugh, Idaho, were
uto campers here this week enroute
@ Sacramento, California.
The First ward Relief society held s
work and business meeting last
There were fifteen ladies
The time was spent in a
and sewing carpet rags. t
A. A. Tanner received a telegram :
unday informing him of the death d,
{ his brother-in-law, F. c. Thomp- 9
on, who passed ava August ~. /,
he burial was in Salt Lake City. !,
Best of locks are worthless with
ut a key. Jay.-The Burnley Kew :
tier, will duplicate all mortise and :
,mmon door keys, for lockers, cab :
tets, padJocks, trunks and any :.
Iake of cylinder keys. Leave orders :,
FulImer's store. =.
For sale or trade-One Oakland -
Bug; new body; all in first class .
good cord tires; viii sell "
leap for cash or viii trade for y
Touring car If i'm first class =
ape and not older than 1920 mo- "
j. Address Box 247, Oakley, Ida. a.
The First ward Primary associa- th
IN held a social Friday afternoon r
the melting house. There was o II
ogram of songs and recitations, lie
llowed by dancing. The officers &C
Id ice cream and cleared a nice lit pl
sun which will be sem to the III
imary Convalescent Home in Salt o'
Ike City. OF
j. c. DeLaMare, the new manager tn
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