The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-05-17

Stanley Parkinson left for d7os An
geles Friday Of last week.
Miss Ethel Shuey and Miss Haze
Shuey. Of Pocatello, spent tho las
week-en6 visiting friends in Black
foot. The former was a teacher her'
some years ago.
Notary Public. First Nationa
Bank. adv. II
Mrs. william Kirley left last weel
for Tacoma to join her husband ant
make their home.
w. H. Watts of Ogden, general man
ager Of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Com
pany, was a business visitor in this
city on Wednesday, and went up &c
Arco on matters connected with the
Utah Construction Company.
Mrs. Newell Mills and two-weeks-
old baby boy ON Wednesday came
down from Mackay. where they had
been visiting, and returned to their
home In Ogden.
Albert Rupe is reported recover
ing from injuries to his leg received
week ago.
w. M. Reed, Of Washington, chief
engineer OF the U. s. Indian Irriga-
ton Service, arrived last Friday ev-
entng to spend about, a. week. here
Inspecting the Fort Hall project, and
comforting with Supervising Engin-
eer C. A. Engle.
Fire Insurance, Beebe, phone 100.
adv. 15tfc
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Patrie left
Thursday afternoon for Seattle, the
doctor on q business mission which
will keep him away less than a week,
and Mrs. Patrie for a longer visit
with her son Walter, and other
relatives.
The Altar Society held a success
full meeting at the home of Mrs.
Fouchs on Wednesday. The pack
age sale was held, and netted $105
was assisted in serving refreshments
by her two daughters and Mrs.
Blenkle.
Mrs. w. w. Beck arranged a pref
ty party for her son, Norman, on
Wednesday evening, when a large
company Of young folks were de-
entertained.
The members of the Baptist Union
met at the church parlors on We'd
nesday and spent busy afternoon
the woodwork Refresh
ments were served after the work
was completed.
All lines of insurance written and
given my personal attention. J.. H.
EARLY. adv 10 til
Peter Rich Johnston, son of the
Hon. P. G. Johnston of Blackfoot, I
has been awarded the citizenship
medal for having the best all round
qualifications for citizenship, at the !
U. A. C. at Logan, Utah, where he
is a student. He was also elected !
president of the student body at the !
opening of school last fall.
The "Doughboy" memorial of FIRE.
mont county, dedicated to the World
War Veterans will be fully establish
I'd on the point of the Island looking
Town Snake river, today and will 1,
De unveiled May 80, when an ap-
)ropriate program will be given,
With Governor Moore present The
0oughboy itself stands z feet and
ative Of the Doughboy in the alert
position on the front lines. The to-
al height, erected on base is about
D lo0I. liz arrangement OIL Inc
ledicatory ceremony is in the hands
# a special committee appointed by
he county commissioners. Plans
re not yet entirely completed, but
rom present indications the pro-
ram will be appropriate for this oc-
aston as well as for the observance
# Decoration Day.-Teton Peak
chronicle, ST. Anthony, Idaho.
Rev. R. S. Stringfellow will go
o Mackay on Saturday, and on Sun
ay morning will preach the Bac-
alaureate sermon to the graduating
lass of the Mackay High School.
he services at st. Paul's church,
'lackfoot, will be held on Sunday
vening at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Bills, Mr.. and
Irs. Ivan Bills, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
'lifford, Mrs. Julian Bills, Miss Bes-
lie Vaughn, Miss Elva Hansen, and
Iyrum Bills, formed party that
lotored to the Fort Hall bottoms on
unday for picnic outing. A heavy
ainstorm about $50 fastened their
eturn to town. They were surpris-
to find that only light sprinkle
rain fell in Blackfoot.