The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-04-11
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II. r. Bowles made a trip to Blu
ley, Monday.
Atty B. p. Howells was Gale
from Burnley, Tuesday.
DR.. Lowe was a business calle
from Burnley, Wednesday.
DR.. c. e. Keen was bushes
caller from hurley. Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. r e. Cox, Baptis
missionaries, we're in Oakley Mon
day and Tuesday.
Bishop John Adams OF ThirC
ward left Thursday for Salt Lake CT
ty to attend conference
Jesse Haynes was here Saturday
from HOLSTER visiting hispa rents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Haynes
Milt 5oam was here from Chur-
chill Saturday. He left Sunday for
Idaho Falls, where he viii reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Haynes, Re-
becca and Chester Haynes and C. e.
Dice motored to Starrh's Ferry. Sun
day.
Pioneer Trails" remarkable
film, tells of gold rush days and has
delightful love theme. April IA
and 10.
Mrs. r. e. Jackson and grandson
Jackie Miller are here from Pocatel-
10. guests at the Shaw home. Mrs
Jackson's daughter, Mrs. Mary Jen-
sen, is also here from Pocatello.
Seventh Grade News Thursday.
while the Seventh grade was dis
cussing the one hundred third Psalm
IN reading, the question was asked
Why does the Lord compare men
with grass? Answer: Because
it's gren.'
LADIES WORK AT HOME, pleas
ant, easy sewing on your machine.
Whole or part time. Highest posi-
be prices paid. For full informa-
ton address l.. Jones, Box 2, OIney.
Ill. (A4-f1)
So far as we know, Oakley's bo-
gus weather prophet hasn't made !
prediction for a long time. What's
the matter with him, anyway? It's =,
true, every prediction he made was I
miss. But that does not excuse
MN Tor going on strike. Weather r
PROPHETS are not supposed to get I
discouraged
For Sale: one kilowatt water hea- L
ter; good condition.; $500. H. A. S
Streed, Oakley, Idaho.
President W. T. Jack reports that n
the recent general conference at Salt -
Lake City was the most largely at n
.ended OF all in the history of the y
=. d. s. church. Other Oakley peo-
s,e present We're: Earl Whitley, e.
charles G. Larson, F. o. Peterson, %
5'shop Reese M. Harper, Bishop ~
ohm Adams, Bishop and Mrs. w. T.
.ranney, Mrs. Cutler, Peter Rock, ~
drs. raphael Tanner, Ambrose Tan ~,
er, Miss Fannie Smith fnow Mrs. ~
ambrose Tanner), Edward War;. "
Mrs. c. r. McEvers is Ill with flu. So
OF
Gene Hartwell was a caller from Nc
hurley, Wednesday. INC
Yours---for Fire Insurance SER NJ
ice. Earl Whiteley. Gu
L. ]. Robinson, Jr.. went to DecIo Wa
business, Thursday Sol
Enoch Dayiey went to Burlev gu
onday for employment.
thhrieS burriS was business
Her from Burnley, Tuesday
Harvev and Verne Steel are out of
hool this week with measles.
Miss Hazel West and Mrs. A. d.
e made trip to Burnley, Sunday.
Clarence Craner and Ross Martin
re callers from Churchill, Satur-
y.
Kenneth Struggled and Nile Mat
sws were callers at the county seat
turday
Harold and zenola Hunter return
to school, Tuesday. after being
with flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Jode McLaws visi-
rela tives in Burnley, last Saturday
Sunday.
Ir. and Mrs. w. H. West were
e from Churchill Tuesday. guests
their daughter Hazel at the cafe.
irs. M. 2. Halverson. Mrs. c. A.
Ter, Mrs Charles Elliott Mrs. w.
iray and Miss Emma Ellison, rep
'nting the Civic club. visited the
i cheese factory. Thursday The
es are planning a movement TO
note this important home indus
of ours.
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