The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-24

Ray Bedke called on friends in
Oakley Tuesday.
Mrs. r. r. Martin is visiting rel
atives in Twin Falls.
Nick Smith was business caller
at Almo, Wednesday.
Miss Thelma Butler is working at
Halverson's Ladies Shop.
A. M Solomon's little boy, who
has been i'll, is much better.
Mrs. M. q. Halverson returned
Mondav from Salt Lake City
d. f. Ottley he's moved his house.
hold goods to Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs Merry Aylor of Chur-
chill spent Tuesday in Oakley.
For Rent: Good five-room house:
furnished. Inquire at Gem Cash.
The Oregon Sroht Line station is
being given a new coat of paint
DR.. E. p. Oldham, formerly of Lo-
gan, Utah, is locating in Burley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mahoney of
Durley were Oakley callers, Sunday.
Harry Riles came from Twin Falls
Monday for a short visit with friend.
Senator JOHN McMurrav left to-
dey on a business trip to Salt Lake
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Johnson and
family moved to Salt Lake City last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Keim and
Mrs. Bernice Howells spent Tuesday
in Burley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abbott of
Twin Falls visited relatives in Oak
ley Sunday.
On account ofc the rain, the Oak
lev Civic club will not entertain the
IL. l.
Rex Gray, Earl Wilson and Bill
Larson left Monday for Bingham,
Utah, where they have employment.
Mrs. Raw Karlson died Thursday
Of last week. Her husband has been
Employed by the Vipont company at
the Oakley station.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Stock were
;allers from Bostetter Saturday af-
'erncon. returning to the forest ran
ger station the same day.
Last year the Hanzel Brothers har-
vested an average of 65 bushels of
wheat to the acre on seven acres.
They are expecting the crop this year
to be fully as big, if not bigger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Smith returned
Sunday night from a tour of Yellow
stone park. Arlie says ii sure is q
wonderful trip and advises all of us
20 try it.
]. B. Alexander who reported
weld last year of II bushels to the
acre on ten acres of his ranch north
of Oakley, expects fully as large a
yield this year per acre on twenty
five acres.
H. F.. Bidgood was in Monday
from Boulder. He reports good
crops on the Boulder dry farms, stat
ing that the grain on his ranch will
average twenty-five to thirty bushels
to the acre.
Miss Gertrude Bedke of Basin and
Mrs. Wilford Sagers OF Oakley were
the blue ribbon fishermen at the
Oakley reservoir last week, each
landing sixteen-inch trout. Mel
her of these young ladies had ever
ished for trout before.
Mrs. F. P. Hatch and son Ralph !
Hatch are here from Burr Oak, Kan
'as, visiting Mrs. Hates son, F. M.
Hatch. DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Ewing of
Iulesburg, Colorado, are also guests
1t the F. M Hatch home. Mrs. Ew-
ng is sister of Mr.. Hatch.
Are you getting your share of en-\
oyment the Orpheum is Offering?
tfft pictures art tNtfdDTQlndTI. ASK
our neighbor who goes,-he know.
Nour changes of prcgi am week
low, because of Family Night. See
weekly program elsewhere in this
,aper.
The town lost some precious Sun
lay morning slumber on account of
he fire siren which blew at about
our-forty last Sunday morning.
here was a little blaze at Mrs.
lrickson's house in Second ward
he fire was put out without much I
rouble.
Little Herman Bedke, who has
cen with his mother, Mrs. Marion
,edke, at the Bedke ranch on Goose
reek, became very Ill Monday and {
,as brought by his mother to the
ayers home in Oakley. The boy re
overed after few days and his mo- {
her returned to Goose creek today. s
Ierman remained with his grand {
lother, Mrs. Adam Sagers.