The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-10

Mrs. Effie Cunningham of Rupert
was a weekend guest of Mrs. F. S.
Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese NJ Harper
went to Albion Friday, returning in
the evening.
j. r. Stout and his nephew from
Rupert motored to Twin Falls and
back, Monday.
For sale or trade: one beet Dig
ger. For information see Paul Bach
or John McMurray.
Mrs. Oliver Read of Englewood,
California. is guest at the home of
Mrs. Bernice Howells.
He's here again! Harold Lloyd In
"A Sailor Made Man." August 13
and IA. good feature comedy.
Mrs. Charlotte Barrus has return
ed from Declo after visiting few
days at the home of her son Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Stout went to
Rupert Tuesday for a short visit
with relatives They took their
three little girls with them.
Grape Juice" W N derful
ley's Leading Grocery Store (Gen
CASH. Special, Pines Sac; quarts,
CSC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Stuot of Ru-
pert have returned to their home af-
ter visiting few days at the home
of the formers uncle, J. R. Stout,
on Water street.
Mrs. J. Fred Adams and children
Monday after visiting at the home
of John A. Ellison, president of the
Raft river stake.
ID The First ward Relief society held
cottage meetings Wednesday even
ing at the homes of Mrs. Thelma
Samuelson, Mrs. George Day, Jr.
and Mrs. Albert Hale, Sr
Anthem Hill, Reva Howells, Vera
Hill, Paul and Nellie Bach and Mrs.
j. F. Bach will leave early Sunday
morning for the Magic dam and Car
ey on a short vacation trip.
Lewis Ward, Emma Ellison and
Ethel Hale, teachers in the First
ward Sunday school, took their class
to Artesian Wednesday. The young
sters think they had the time Of
their lives.
The Second ward Beehive girls ,
returned from Bostetter, Wednes-
day. Their pleasure was marred ny ,
Miss Blance Hale becoming i'll while /,
they were returning, but she is i'm
proving nicely at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Delno Drummer ar ,
:,
Alberta, Canada, to visit Mr. Dunn :
mer's mother and other relatives
here. Delno is an Oakley boy and
lived here till few years ago.
The West eParl Oil and Gas COM =
pany we'll at Goose creek, under the :
supervision of j. w. Toomey, the
superintendent of the company, has
attained a depth of $500 feet Thisl
we'll is about twelve miles south of T
Oakley Of
The Misses Hannah Collister, Eola A
Drummer, Olive Harper and Marietta
Butler entertined a crowd of young
people att he Callister home, We'd ie
nesday evening, in honor of their n,
clum, Miss Pearl Cook, who is here n,
from Pocatello on a visit. The ev- Ia
sning was spent in games and music.
Dainty refreshments were served
OF course, everyone is talking =.
lbout ''Theodora,'' the big film to g..
appear at the Oruheum theatre, Fri ~,
lay annd Saturday, August II and r,
g. This great melodrama was writ
en- for Sarah Bernhard and acted
y her on the stage, and is a gorge
JUS and wonderful production. Stu ia
Tents of history will especially enjoy ra
t. (See Encyclopaedia Britannica by
yol. 20, page 764 and 1861 ha
tn
s. p. Worthington is doing a good h'
hing for himself and his neighbors
y maintaining an excellent flower
arden. The reporter identified Re
ixteen species of flowers. There all
re gladiolas, dahlias, verbenias, 500