The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-19
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Anna Skies returned to her home
at Preston, last week.
John H. Fairchild was a caller
from Basin, Wednesday.
Mrs. s. r. Haight of Burley spent
the weekend at Oakley.
Mrs. Florence Prices baby is re-
covering from pneumonia.
The Basin dramatic company may
put on play next month.
Mrs. w. v. Carson is visiting rel
atives and friends in Utah.
Mrs. Arthur Birch has recovered
from an attack Of lagrippe.
Miss Martha Boren is out of
school on account of humps.
Rosel Walker is at home this
week, suffering with humps.
Mumps has made it's appearance
at the home of Frank VOICE.
Melvin Crane has returned 10
school after a weeks Illness.
Mrs. Edith Martin was a business
caller from Basin Wednesday.
E.. e. Stock, forest ranger, made a
business trip to Murtaugh, Monday.
Attorney B. p Howells was
business caller from Burnley, Tues
day.
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Smith enter
tanned the 800" club, Thursday
night.
B. F.. Cowles is building new
porch to his residence on Center
street.
Mrs. Viola Dayley and Mrs. Phoe-
be Wilson returned to the Vipont
mine. Monday.
Merl Critchfield went to the Ba-
sin, Tuesday, to get some stock for
F. H. Critchfield.
Great! just what we've been
looking for. Kids party! A chance
to be young again.
James E. Glodowski went to Boise
Tuesday, where ne will spend the
rest of the winter.
Miss Clara Whittle returned home
Sunday from Burley where she has
been visiting friends.
Attorney Ray Agee and L. ].
Jr., made business trip |
} Twin Falls, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Sutton atten-
led the lecture on Butter and
at Burley, last Friday.
Miss Leora Curtis, daughter of
Albert Curtis, is out of school this
week, nursing a bad case of mumps.
Glenn Critchfield writes his ia
her from Los Vegas, Nevada, that
lie has loaded out and is on his way
o Los Angeles.
A fine ten-pound baby girl was
orn to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Iunter, January 10. Mother and
abe are doing we'll.
The eighth grade pupils of the
sland school are preparing for the
nal examination In history, which
ill be given Friday.
Farley Critchfield has inventor q =
ew light for his stockyards-an
ectric light which serves the pur-
ose of the old-fashioned lantern.
Bluebird Orchestra of Twin Falls
Anona Hall, January "a, dancing
sginning at $50 sharp. Admission
cents war tax 8 cents; total, S5c.
The students of the Oakley H. S.
i've been using most of their time
I'd gray matter studying for the
iaminations given Thursday and
riday.
Joseph r. Price of Butte was a
me missionary at the First ward Z
rvices last Sunday. He spoke on al
theological work. Mr.. Price was HI
companied by his wife. Presi- Ell
mt Harper. J. w. Simmons and ST
I'm De La Mare were also speak
3.
Whoopeei Let's go! 60 where? m
gh School, January 30. What m
r? Big debate and kids dance, h,
zen by Oakley Fourth ward. You
II know what will happen when
u get there. You can't afford to
SIS it. Bring your pockets full of
find place to lose
I'm.
Grandfather" Worthington has
luested The Herald to come out in
Tor of peace between the Demo-
It's and Republicans. He said to
| them to shake hands and make
We're in favor of it all right;
% in favor of some sort of settle
mt of the water question, and
claration of peace between the
ench and the Germans, and be-