The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-03-09
L o c al Personals

wheat from Basin this week.
Little Helen Hoffman is now liv.
ing with Mrs. Clara Matthews.
Mrs. Dan Iverson was in town
Thursday afternoon, shopping.
Uncle Bill'' Poulton is very i'll.
He is suffering with another stroke
Myrthan Elliott is very ill with
mumps. He has been out of school
for two weeks.
Paul Hansen and Harold Pollard
motored to Marion Wednesday ev-
ening on business.
Mrs. Marian Bedke and children
visited Wednesday and Thursday at
the home of Bishop Adam Sagers.
Keith Cranney and three small
kiddies are moving from their home
at Hepburn to their ranch at Island.
1t is expected that the cheese fac
tory will reopen soon. There will
be a meeting Saturday to form
plans.
Elden Whittle had to miss the
basketball game Thursday evening
on account of suddenly taking the
mumps.
Friends of Uncle Phil" Shaw AMI
Uncle Patsy" Devine are glad to
see them out on the street again az
ter an illness.
The three-year-old child of Mrs.
Rasaland died Thursday afternoon.
The child had been sick with pneu-
monia only two days.
William Merrill was in Oakley
this week from Moulton valley. He
says that it looks like summer here;
there is foot of snow on the level
at Moulton.
1t is reported that Mr.. Toomey,
superintendent for the West Pearl
Oil and Gas company, will be here in
few days to start work on the
I'D ranch we'll.
1t is reported that Henry Bailey
OF Logan, Utah, has bought the Sa-
gers ranch in Basin from William
T. Harper. Mr.. Bailey expects to
make his home in Basin
Friends of Mrs Vilate McMurray
and family will be glad to hear that
they are enjoying health in River
side, California They are planning
to return to Oakley this summer.
Watch for the shepherd of the
Hills
Bud Horn is spending a few
days in this city.
Eugene and Bill Brim of Burlcy
spent Monday in Oakley.
Deputy Sheriff ]. F. Bach spent
Thursday of last week in Oakley.
Mrs. Owen Fairchid returned
Tuesday from a visit with friends at
Burley.
Miss Ellarae Smith of Twin Falls
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. f.
F Smith
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Spencer is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Lula Robbins of Burley has
been spending the week in Oakley
friends.
Mrs. Allen Bach has gone To
Salt Lake City to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Collette
Mrs. Willard Robbins is up from
Burley nursing flu and pneumonia
1t the home of George Spencer.
Mrs. Polly A. Bedke returned 10
Ter home in Basin this week altar
Tisiting her daughters in Burley
Ind Boise the past few weeks.
This means you" Please return {
he gallon ice cream freezer you
borrowed from the high school and
hus avoid the mention of your :
lame.
George J. Koch, formerly of !
oakley, has bought a meat market 1
n Salt Lake City and has good
BUSINESS. He expects to make his !
ome in Salt Lake City.
While chopping wood Sunday at
ernoon, Freeman Bates of Basin
lit knot in the log. The ak,
nocked out of his hand, flew up
nd cut a bad cash In his head. IL !
vas necessary to take eight stitches
o sew up the wound. He is repor-
ed getting along well.
George Myers was in from Basin
Wednesday on business. He has f
isposed of his mine east of Basin II
n bond and lease contract for
ne hundred and five thousand
ollars. The Twin Falls people.
Tho have charge of the mine. plan 4
0 put up mill soon. b