The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-02
FIRTH


en- on Mrs. Clara Style Johnson Wed
nesday afternoon at the B. F. Boiling
home.
Mrs. K X. Shot and little daughter
Burva Daun of Shelley visited at the
home of Mrs. Shott's parents Tues
day, Mr. and Mrs. William Dial.
Miss Lena Brewington has beer
very ill the past week but is now at
tending school again.
Mrs. Dewey Barton and children
were in Rlackfoot several days last
week visiting with Mrs. Barton's mo-
Their and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fisher and
children, Mervin, Beulah and Delora
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Vern Womack in Blackfoot Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M NJ Farmer Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Barton attended the Elks
Charity play "The Beauty Shop" Civ
en- by that lodge in Blackfoot Tuesday
night
Mrs. c. F. Wilkie was in Blackfoot
Tuesday on business.
Mrs Ed Manion was in Idaho Falls
Tuesday shopping.
Miss Bernice Nelson was in Shelley
Tuesday visiting with friends.
The Iona town team played "Yea
Old" Firth town team Tuesday night
in the High School Gym. Iona start
ed the game with a field basket but
Firth then took the lead and remain
ed there through out the game. The
score was SO to % in Firth's favor.
The High School students with the
generous help of the Ladies Aid, sold
pie, sandwiches and cocoa and coffee
that night for the benefit Of the Boys
Athletic Association which netted
them approximately $4,000. The re-
ceipts of the game also went for the
same cause, thanks to the Firth town
team.
An agent of the Curtis Publishing
Company started contest in the
Firth High School three weeks ago.
The High School was divided into two
opposing teams with Miss Vera Hut
Crimson, Miss Margaret Shirley and
Flave Lydum as leaders of the "Jiggs"
and Miss Lorine Johnson, Joe johnson
and Dean Jones as leaders of the
"Maggies". The object of the cam
paign was for each side to sell as
many subscriptions Of the"Country
Gentleman" as possible within one
week, half the funds of which were
donated to the F. H. S. Athletic AS
ISOLATION The Jiggs, proved themsel-
YES the better statesmen than the
Maggies, the former getting 556 subs
and the Maggies 35. AS result the
Maggies entertained their worthy OPP
ponents at a party Wednesday night in
the High School Gym. Enoch Hanson
sold most subscriptions OF the boys
and Miss Ruth Cedarberg was highest
Of the girls. Each will receive gold
Eversharp pencil for their efforts.
Mrs. William Ruemke and Mrs. Rob-
ert Brewington spent Tuesday i'll
Idaho Falls shopping.
Mrs. X. K. Shot and daughter Bur-
va and Mrs. William Towers Jr, and
daughter Billy Louise OF Shelley spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. Shott's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dial.
Mrs. Aaron Croney visited in Idaho
Falls Saturday and Sunday.
Word was received by Mrs. M. A.
Vickery that her mother Mrs. Baldwin
in Kansas, passed away THURSDAY
February 22nd.
Mrs. Robert Quinn and baby daugh-
ter, Doris left week ago Sunday 1or
The Dells, Oregon, Robert Quinn ana
George Smiley left last Sunday Tor
that city where they will find employ |
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nelson and daugh-
ter Van Dora, attended the Elk
charity play 1.-The Beauty Shop" IN
Blackfoot, Tuesday night.
Those from Firth who attended the
dog races at Ashton, Thursday, were
Miss Ruth Litton, Mrs. w. F. Ruemke,
Ivoh Ruemke, and Mrs. Kate Sparks,
and L. j. Firth.
Mrs. Leah Peterson, visited with
her parents in Kimball Sunday.
Miss Mary Pratt, who is attending
High School here, spent the weekend
with her parents in Lower Presto. !
Charlie Lyons made business trip
10 Blackfoot Saturday.
Mrs. Oscar Cazier has been very
II but the last reports show that SIZE
IS improving.
Miss Eula Wells spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Melvin lsen' IN
Blackfoot.
Miss Pearl Barrett was with her
parents in Menan Saturday and Sun !
lay.
Miss Ruth Blomquist entertained
# 800" party given at her home
n Lower Presto on Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Farmer were win
,ers of the high score. The guests
zere Mrs. Leona Wilson OF Sheiiey,
r.. Doo+-;oa RloomnyfSt and Ronald