The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-07
locals
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titan.
Clyde Dahlquist made a business
trip to Bull the first part of this
week
courtroom house TO rent: ,
blocks from high school. L. ]. Rob-
inson, Jr.
Louis Lee has returned from Bur-
ley where he has been employed the
D. st two months.
Miss Heith OF Twin Falls, a niece
of Mrs. Roy Eames, is employed at
the local Golden Rule store.
Mr.. and Mrs Emery Barrus and
children spent Thanksgiving at the
home of Mrs. Terese Clark, in Declo.
Start the New Year right, by at
ranging a date to see Fools Para
disc" Cecil B. DeMiIIe, producer
and star.
Eldon Whittle and Frank Mat
thews have returned from Utah
where they have been working the
past few months.
oMr. and Mrs. Alton Wilson have
returned to Pocatello after spending
Thanksgiving at the home of Alton s
father, d. B. Wilson.
The Misses Wilma Clark, Louise
Anderson and zealanda Adams re-
turned Monday from Declo where
they spent Thanksgiving.
Bishop ]. Fred Adams and c. E.
Lewis went to Rupert Tuesday, re-
turning Wednesday with some milk
cans that they purchased.
Mrs. o. Gallogly returned home
recently from Nevada where she
spent a week visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Zilliox.
Local theatre-goers will be happy
to know that the Second ward ORA
matte company is at work on anoher
play to be presented during the holt
days.
''The Spider and the Rose" pre-
SCENTS ten OF the most popular stars
strings and holds them. Very en-
tertaining TO man, woman and child
At Orpheum, Dec. o and 10.
have few hundred shares of
reservoir water for sale at reasona-
bic terms. Anyone wishing to pur-
chase please make application to J.
G. DeLaMare, President Oakley Ca
nal Company.
Among the Oakley students at the
Albion normal school who spent
at home were Harri-
son Barrus, Byron Nelson, Miss Oh
i've Mcbride, Miss Helen Haight,
Miss Thurma Walker and Miss AL
thera Severe.
IL your children haven't been To
the movies for long time, allow
them to come to this one, Call OF
the Wild.- It's very educational;
teaches kindness to animals. They'll
love Buck" the hero dog. Special
matinee Friday at 4:3O. 10 and 20.
high school students, Friday, Dec.
ii, at $3.50, showing The famous
story, ''CaIl of the Wild" by Jack
London. Also dandy comedy. Chill
dren urged to come in afternoon to
Iuake room for big crowd at night.
Ten cents and % cents.
6 ct
yr-oId roam Shorthorn bull. State fair
prize winner. Anyone wanting fine
herd bull can get this one very re;i-
,onabIle If taken soon. Write ID. L.
Wilson, Hepburn, Idaho, or see bu'i
2 miles north and quarter mile east
Hepburn.
Howard Heater for sale or trade.
Carl Whiteley.
3. F.. Cowles made a business trip
. hurley, Thursday.
Mrs. George Croft and daughter
lloise were Thanksgiving guests OF ,
elatiyes at Kimberly.
Sewing of any kind wanted by
drs. Ernest Walker, at first house
outh of Variety store.
Lost: Black calf with white face;
ge 8 or months. Finder notify
soseI III. Hale, Oakley, Idaho.
DIR. G. e. Keen. eye specialist, viii
C at the Worthington hotel, Oak
~, the second Tuesday of each
Month. =
FOR SALE: cows and heifers,
n coming fresh next spring; milk
TT ri. j. J. Keane, Oakley, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Cranney and
eughter Jean spent thanksgiving /
18th Mrs Cranney's parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Moses Smith, in Burley.
Lost, between Oakley and new
raveled Burnley highway. Firestone
,sing size 1-2 mounted on Hayes
I'M. Finder notify Oakley Auto CO.
Now is your chance to get the best