The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-16

Emerson Sears is recovering fro
an illness.
Harold Hunter is out of scho
=, with humps.
Emery Barrus spent the weel
= end in Oakley.
Charles Thompson went to vipor
/, Thursday Of asst week.
Freddie Martindale is out @
school this week with mumps.
Dan Wilson and Andrew Butte
. went to the hills after wood, Thurs
day.
. Prof. Howard was here from AL
bion Friday to attend the basketball
game.
Sam Fairchild came from AlbioI
Friday to spend the weekend with
his parents.
Miles Durfee is said to be serious.
ly i'll of heart disease at his home,
west of town.
Don't fail to see Miss Myrtle Mar
tin as .Light-House Man," Tuesday
night, February 20.
earn Stevens and Harrison Bar
rus came from Albion Friday to at
tend the basketball game.
LIE Roi Whittle left Saturday for
his home at Blackfoot after a weeks
visit with Oakley friends.
Mrs. Leila Brewer was called to
Hepburn the first of the week. TO
the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Keith
Cranney.
Duane Cranney made several trips
to Hepburn the past week on ac-
count of the illness and death of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Keith Gran
ney.
Mrs. Arthur NJ Solomon is very i'll
at her home on Center street, but is
thought to be improving. Her mo-
Their is with her and Mrs. Barrus is
night nurse at present.
What would you do If placed In
the difficult position Of Miss Hor-
tense Enlaw, played by Miss Bue in
'Light-House Man," at Howells OPP
era House, February 20 ?
Mrs. Keith Cranney, formerly Of
Marion, died Tuesday, February IS.
at Hepburn. The funeral was held
at Marion, Thursday. Mrs. Gran
ney S survived by her husband and
three children, and a number of
near relatives. The family have the
sympathy of the community.
The Senior Mutuar girls entertain
ed the Senior boys at a social in the
basement of the church on Tuesday
evening. There was a good crowd
present, including some of the M. /.
officers. The evening was spent
III 6dhiCo anu 0auCAh6s odiltJ re-
'reshments were served by the girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Fairchild LETT
Seabright, California, Monday,
attend the funeral of Mr.. Fair
mother, Mrs. c. F. Stanley.
Who died Sunday. February liz
irs. Stanley was formerly a resi-
ent Of Bellevue, Idaho, being the
.aughter of a Mr.. Cook who was a
otel keeper near Bellevue.
The Relief society Stake board
cid a meeting Tuesday evening at
ne Stake house. All members were
resent except two. They are plan
ing for a musical entertainment 70
leir annual day, the seventeenth of
e sum contributed by the members
aid in the emigration of two or
from Belfast, Ireland, to Salt
axe City.
The heads OF the auxiliary organi-
lions were the speakers at the af-
rnoon services in the First ward,
Inday. They spoke in their order,
follows: Mrs. Lula Voyce, Relief 4
ciety; Raymond Curtis, Sunday
hool (Mr. Smith was not presently:
,nneth Curtis, Y. M. M. 1. A; EN-
/ Ellison, Y. l.. M. /. A.; Mrs. Leila
Primary; Melvin Walker,
theological work.
There was an account in the Aber-
IN Washington World of a
ding match which took place in
coma on February 1, between
.yclone" Fullmer, son of our p. p.
liner, and Patsy Herbert. This
5 the second match Cyclone" had
in in four days. The first one
in two minutes and ten Sec
Is. We copy from the Aberdeen
7spaper: 1.-The feature bout of the