The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-16
Mildred and Bertha Dial, Sunday.
Miss Ruth SundQuist was an Idaho

Falls visitor, Thursday.
A baby boy was born at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wilkie OF
Thursday night.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. L
j. Ramsey Thursday afternoon.
Misses Emma Brewington,, Ebb'
Frederickson and Eula Wells, wer,
the dinner guests of Miss Hazel Wick
cry on Sunday.
Reuben Petersen underwent an op
Grafton for appendicitis in Idaho Fall!
last week.
Rev. A. P Ekman, of West Firth
made a business trip to Idaho Falls
Thursday.
Miss Pearl Croney left Thursda,
for Stockton, California, where she
will visit with her sister.
Monday on business.
Lewis Nebeker left Sunday for g
mission to Georgia and Louisiana.
Robert Stoddard returned to Boise
Wednesday,
Miss Ethel Firth spent Wednesday
ulSnL Will Nllo6 HULL StucIDtIR.
Cecil Hutchinson spent Sunday with
his family in West Firth.
Mart Barrows was in Firth on Fri
day transacting business.
Miss Eva Dye entertained a large
number of friends at her home Sat-
urday evening. The guests of honor
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stanley, of
Logan, Utah, who have been visiting
with friends here, and Louis Nebeker,
who left Sunday for a mission to
Georgia.
Mary Wernette has been quite i'll
the past week.
Mrs. William Ruemke left Wednes-
lay for Lima, Montana, where she
will spend the remainder of the week
with her sister.
Miss Laura Waterman went to Ida
no Falls Saturday, where she visited
with her sister, Mrs. Carl Johnson.
Fred Nelson transacted business in
Blackfoot, Saturday.
The shipping Of potatoes has been
delayed and will be for some time, on
account Of the shortage of cars.
l.. J. Firth made business trip to
Wednesday.
George Wernette was in Pocatello |
IN Thursday.
Don Fraker spent few days last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
oscar Fraker, Of West Firth.
The Freshman class Of the Firth
High School gave chapel exercises on
friday afternoon, which proved to be
ne Of the most interesting and orig
1al chapels Of this school term. The
tudents impersonated the teachers
nd representative class. This was
ollowed by three Wen delivered read
lgs by Misses Alton Pack, Bernics
ielson and Goldie Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor ard son.
onald, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
elvin Shirley and daughters, Mar
lackfoot Sunday, where they were
lie dinner guests at the r. M. Taylor
ONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Farmer we're
lackfoot visitors Sunday.
Fred TwffcheIEr of Lower Presto..
as in Firth on Wednesday,
Mrs Robert Brewington has BEEN
Iffering the past week with an in
cted finger.
d. Harris, Mrs Bertha Jdst, Mr.
ID Mrs. William Fower, Jr. and lit r
, doughter Billie Louise and Mrs.
Gorge Monroe Of Shelley, spent Sun N
" with Mr.. and Mrs. William DIAL
Several of Firth's young set attend :.
the dance at, Goshen, Friday II
Miss Bertha Dial visited at tile home K
Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Shott.
Dewey Barton has been on the sick
It the past week. y
Miss Alton Pack was an idaho q
Ills visitor, Sunday
Fred Roberts spent Saturday and
Inday with his parents in idaho .
Ills.
Volney Bailey had the misfortune =
getting his foot injured by an o.
L.. motor car.
Miss Emma Brewington is III with n
nsilitis and her sister, Lena, has
en taking her place in Ramsey's :,
ore.