The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-05-18
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ing and enjoyed a pleasant houl
together.
Mrs. Frank Brown has gone tt
Pocatello to spend a few days with
relatives and friends.
On Tuesday the ladies of the re.
lief met for the first time in theil
new home since it's completion
and after the meeting the younger
members cleaned the yard while
the older ones visited.
| Mrs. Laura and Lucy Christensen
are still at Hyrum where they wen,
some time ago to the funeral of their
neice.
( Elmer Farnsworth is in Pocatello
looking after his interests there and
Frank Brown is taking care of his
store here.
Jess Lindsay returned from Cas-
cade, Montana the last of the week.
He reports everything looking fine
there, but about as cold as here.
Mrs. Roean Brown is spending a
few days at Pocatello, to rest up as
she has been very busy in the store
Of late.
Leo. Johnston bruised his ankle
while working on the High Line can
al and he had to have it treated by
doctor, but is getting along nicely.
Herman Grimmitt went to Bear
Lake as his brother John was very
sick. Word has since been received
that his brother died.
Mrs. Bulic has returned from Lo-
gan where she has been to her sister,
in-laws funeral.
Evan Jones was in town the first
Of the week on business.
Mrs. VIM. England spent the weeks
end in town shopping for Mothers
Day.
Gustis Furnice was up from Poca-
tello during the week.
Mr.. Tompkins spent the week end
at his home in Moreland. He works
for the railroad.
Mrs. Minnie Warren spent Moth
er's Day with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Chrouch.
Abraham and Simons Hatch were
up from Arimo to spend Mothers
Day with their parents
Burt Grimmitt spent the week end
at his home with his family.
George Ferrell was home for Moth
er's Day.
Mr.. and RMS. Riley Wheeler spent
at Mrs Violet Christensen's,
tbau to To -,
ing.
John Wheeler was home from the
contract on the road for Mothers
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Mcknight
entertained at dinner, their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcknight, Mr..
and Mrs. Vergie Mcbride, Mrs. Ern-
est Anderson and daughter Madelin, |
Mr.. Parker from Logan and sister
Madelin Parker who is here from
Joseph, Utah. All present had an
enjoyable time.
The Lesser Priesthood was in
;harge Of the afternoon services a,
he L. D. s. church and splendid
ime was enjoyed.
On Mothers Day at Sunday School
he Mothers were honored by splen-
i'd program and carnations were /
resented to each Mother. There
7ere SO Mothers present. The fol-
owing poem by William Bartlett was
cad during the program:
MOTHERS
[other! How the word does thrill US
[other, gentle, kind and true,
rave and faithful ever loving
7e are proud to honor you.
4 our ideal you are foremost
4 our memories you're sublime,
8 the one who gave us being,
aught us that which is Devine.
ow you watched our every footstep Z
ow you prayed that we would give, \
ruth and Virtue our best efforts
lille on earth we here did live. G
b how tender was your counsels q
ow you sacrificed and fought, A
II the evils that did threaten
D destroy what you had taught.
othing was beyond your patience
III was last in everything, a.
othing counted but our welfare
lrely we would honor win.
nd when we forgot your teaching
nd. your heart did feel keen pain,
It you stood by US undaunted y
i'll you loved US Just the same. Ia
hen by Us, you were neglected. ., b
hen from. you our steps did roam v
len, you hoped and prayed ana H
waited, -2S0 s n
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