The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-21


500 So. University. adv 2427r
l. II. Nash, chairman of the Re-
publican State Central committee for
Idaho, was in town Tuesday making
arrangement for the coming of
President Harding, who will pass
thru Blackfoot on Thursday, the
twenty-eighth of June.
Beebe just received a telegram
reducing Hudson coach SIS to new
price of $1715 and open Hudson $50
making the speedster $1625 and
seven passenger $685. at Black
foot adv
Mrs. Maggie Wood and her daugh-
ter, Bertha, are here from Casper,
Wyoming, and are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Charles B. Grimes
near Gibson.
Miss Beulah Phelps has gone to
Portland.
Port Arthur, David Neelan and
Miss Yost are back from Moscow,
where they attended school.
Theron Carruth is on his way
home from the south Atlantic states,
where he has been on mission the
past three years.
Mrs. John Herman of Enterprise,
Oregon, visited in Blackfoot the first
of the week and left Thursday morn
ing for Chicago to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. v. Jenkins, who Is soon
to move from there to Brooklyn,
New York.
Life insurance. Beebe. phone 100.
adv. 15tfc
The board OF equalization meets
MnnHou ot hn VI
Mrs. H. H. Urbach and two chill
dren visited brothers and sisters. the
Yost family the past two eweks, and
left Thursday for their home in Den
yer.
Miss Vessie Inskeep, sales lady at
The Mode, is taking vacation of a
couple of weeks at Salt Lake.
Mrs. E. L. Elliott and her grand
son, Woodrow Snodgrass, left Thurs
day for Rupert.
F. T. Hayes and wife, who have
been employed at the Asylum, left
Thursday for California.
Mrs. E. ]. Potter and little daugh-
ter, Pouis, of Pocatello, are spending
a week at Sagehurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halgren are pre-
pairing to leave about the first of
July for trip to the west coast and
then will go east.
For sale-Nine room house, cheap.
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Miss Annis Hopkins is home from
st. Mary's, Salt Lake, where she |!
graduated last week.
Miss Eula Cosgrove, daughter of !
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cosgrove of
won distinction by an art |
exhibit at st. Mary's academy at
time. Her work was oil !
portraits, and the one receiving the
most commentator was the portrait
Of her sister, Cecilia.
H. c.. Tavey has gone to attend
The national convention of Rotary at
st. Louis.
Mrs. James Ryan Is at Walnut,
her mother last week.
r. A. Robbins has closed his
studio for the summer and gone to
Chicago to study music.
Miss Wood came in from Casper
Friday to visit with her,
sister, Mrs. Grimes, who lives south
If town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowdon entertained
| friend of theirs, a Mr.. Ellsworth
If Butte, the last of the week.
For sale-Nine room house, cheap.
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Miss Marguerite Van Aiken leaves
IN Saturday for Berkeley, Califor-
Tia, to take a six weeks course, or
eview in teaching music. She will
'isit at Portland, Oregon, on her
way home in August, and will teach
music at Filler, Idaho, next year.
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, took
trip in an army tirplane last week
rom Salt Lake to Logan, where he
addressed the bankers convention.
'moot is considered the leading
inancier of the senate, and they re-
er questions to him as living die
ionary of finance.
Mrs. j. H. Dygert left Sunday
morning for her home in Twin Falls,
fter spending, the week visiting
riends and attending the o. E. S.
invention here. Miss Frederick
3arrette accompanied her and will
pend the week visiting at the Dygert ;
ONE.
Mrs. F. W. Pelkey, Miss Puma
'elkey, Pierre Pelkey and Cecil
motored to Pocatello |
'riday afternoon.
All lines of insurance written and {
iven my personal attention: J. H.
larly. adv 18 If I