The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-07-12


|. is a niece of Mr.. Green.
Mr.. Mckinley, special agent an
timber cruiser for the government
l was at the Blackfoot land office par
OF the week.
I Or. r. H. Campbell, dentist
visited recently with his mother
: Mrs. George Campbell at Blackfoot
and has gone to Boise.
Martin Jacobson and family an,
Mrs. Lena Burns, of Casper, Wyo.
were here the first of the week on |
, motor tour.
The Boyle brothers, who went t.
Wisconsin recently on account of thu
illness of their father, arrieved ii
time to have a visit with him before
his death, which occurred on July 5
The Misses Dorothy Cobbley
Adeline Shamwell and Lucille ant
Alice Snyder have gone to southern
California.
Mrs. W. A. Beakley, of Idaho
Falls, visited this week with the
family of C. A. Albertson.
Miss Blanch swigert is visiting
friends at Roberts.
All lines of insurance written and
given my personal attention. ]. H.
Early. adv 18 tt
Harold Sedgwick, of the Golden
Rule store at BlackfOot, is to go to
Oreville, Calf, to have charge of
the new Golden Rule store soon to be
opened there.
Mrs. N. A. Just and Mrs. Nettie
| Stevens are spending a week in Soda
| Springs.
Pierre Pelkey and the Misses
Puma Pelkey and Julia Sutton mo-
tored to Pocatello Saturday after
noon.
The Dahl Brothers Of Midvale,
Utah, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Price at
Wapello. y
Joseph Empey of Idaho Falls died
suddenly of heart failure Saturday
night.
Charles L. Wright of TaylorYille,
near Idaho Falls, is reported to have
committed suicide Sunday morning,
shooting himself with rifle.
Miss Lavina Plant, saleslady at
the Brown Hart company, left Mon
day for vacation.
Miss Ruth Sutton, bookkeeper at
The Republican office, takes her
vacation next week and Miss
Frederick Barrette takes her place.
Miss Lou Kennedy, former
Blackfoot teacher, who taught in
California last year, visited her
brother at Heise last week, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Grace Stevens at
Blackfoot and left for her home in
Kansas City Monday. She will teach
%
Miss Myrtle Harder, of st.
Anthony, is visiting for two or three
weeks at the home of Mrs. Retta
Hammond at Blackfoot.
The Idaho Grimm Growers asso
citation will hold their annual meet
ing next Tuesday.
Otto Mas, manager of the Eccles
hotel, is taking a months vacation
and a trip to Atlanta, Ga, as a dele
gate to the Elks convention. Mrs.
Mas sister, Miss Bartzen is taking !
his place at the hotel I
R. A. English will drive to Salt
Lake alone Sunday morning, and on
Tuesday will return, bringing his
brother and family of three for
visit here.
Mr.. Allison, the state seed in
spector, has been inspecting fields of
grain and Grimm alfalfa in Bing-
ham county this week among the
pure seed men and those desiring to
get to producing pure seed.
Otto McCutchson, the attorney,
was down from Idaho Falls Monday.
John R. Foulks spent last week
at Lava and came home much re-
lieved of his rheumatism.
Real china cups and saucers $1.00
per set of six at the Gift Shop. adv.
Just received a few more Chinese
parasols at the Gift Shop. adv.
Mrs. Susie HodsOn is at Pocatello
for week or so.
Mrs. S. B. Willis and her son, of
Ashton, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. L. Pettibone in Oregon.
They were all residents Of BlackfoOt
until recent years. Mr.. Willis is I
president of the Ashton Commercial
club, and reports that the new road ,
rom Ashton to Becker river is
completed to Cave Falls, and the
work progressing.
]. H. Mcdonald twisted brake !.
)and off his car on the street re- :
Gently, stopping on the instant, be- I.
cause child stepped in front of his {
ar at close quarters. 1t was quick
work on the part of the child and on
he part Of the driver, but the car
never touched" the youngster.
w. D. Prosser and wife of Salt
lake visited recently with the fam I
ly of J. R. Cushman at Pingree, and
Mrs. Cushman returned to Salt Lake +
With them for few days. She ar {
lived home on Wednesday morning.
H. D.. McCosham and wife left {
for Portland and Seattle. t
Affie Frandsen and her sister '
3eatrice Fisher are visiting for a few
lays in Pocatello. & '
l.. B. Dustin and wife and Mrs. i
B. H. Hudson went to Mackay i
thursday to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
I. B. Curtis. DR.. Hudson planned q
o meet them there on his way home III
rom Boise. \
j. E. Halverson went to Bancroft :
Wednesday morning. r
Miss Lou Spalding went to Salt
AXE Wednesday to take some pre- \
aratory work, and will enter the .
of Utah when the SCHOOL a