The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-01-05
PINGREE

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ed to Brigham City, Utah, on &C
count Of the illness Of her parents
will be home soon as they are improv.
ing.
Fern Carlisle, who is teaching al
Small, Idaho, near Dubois, has beer
home for the holidays. She returned
Monday to resume her duties there
School started here Wednesday.
Miss Marie Dockery, of Blackfoot
spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs
Ida Nailon. She left Wednesday for
Kansas City where she will make her
home.
A crowd of young folks met at the
home of Miss Pauline Walters OF
Springfield Christmas eve. A very
pleasant evening was spent in play
| ing games, ETC., also delicious refresh
ments were served.
The house party Tuesday evening,
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Verge Inskeep was greatly enjoyed
by all present. Dancing throughout
the evening, after which delicious re-
freshments were served.
Those attending the dance Friday
evening at Thomas from Pingree,
were Ed Cope, Orval Howell, Oral
Carlile, Terrell Rich, Armand Grim
and, ST Lynn and Norman Fackrell
Fern Carlile, Abbie Caldwell, Viola
Carlile, Vina Howell, Hannah Reta
and Edna Fackrell.
Little Gene Bower is out again af-
ter suffering from pneumonia.
Mrs. P H. Troutner is home from
Blackfoot for the holidays.
Miss Jennie Mcbride of Thomas,
was a dinner guest at the home of H.
c. c. Rich Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bates and
family of Pocatello are visiting the
home folks during the holidays. Mrs.
Bates is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. C. Rich.
i, A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
johnson last Saturday evening. Dane
ing and delicious refreshments were
enjoyed by all.
Joe Decetis of Pocatello, spent the
holidays in Pingree. He was form
er resident here.
Mrs. Elodia Grimand has gone to
Salt Lake City where her husband,
Adrian, is working.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Valanda have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Renberger of this place, also her
brother, and sister, Mrs. Shawn.
Felix Grimand has been i'll for some
time suffering from rheumatism. He
is at their home in Blackfoot taking
He is some better now.
Raymond Cope is home from Am
erican Falls after spending several
weeks there. He suffered a severe
cas- of typhoid fever.
A crowd of young folks met at the |
home Of Armand Grimand Saturday |
night and had very nice time with |
games, dancing and refreshments.
Mr.. Joe Weaver is visiting at the
lone Of his daughter, Mrs. Florence
Elements of Moreland.
Beatrice and Bess Robinson Of
doreland attended the party Satur- n
lay night at Mrs. Hugo Johnson's.
E. S. Buchanan, one of our local
merchants has received a large stock
4 goods at his store. He has a nice
ssortment of dry goods and expects
1ore.
The Christensen entertainment was
real success here Monday. The pri-
lary gave a very nice program, con-
listing of songs, dialogues, readings,
tc. The children all took part. After
ne program the congregation met in
mother room where three tables were
)aded with a most delicious dinner. q
hey seated Is at once. The tables O
rere tastefully and artistically ar
anged by the ladies of the Relief so
iety assisted by the Primary. b
After the dinner they all enjoyed '
ociable chat and visit together. The b
hildren also were made happy with n
ancing. In the early twilight the v
)lored candles were lit exhibiting the
retty tinsel trimmed tree, then San t,
!" appeared and seventy-five pack e.
zes filled with goodies for the kid a
es by the Primary. A big dance at =
ght completed a most successful f:
mas gathering. II
Mrs. Grace Moody who Is teaching
hool in Groveland spent the holiday
home. .
Virginia Moody also spent a week
home she is attending school at
,gan, Utah this winter.