The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-16

Received October I. 1924.

Received October I 1924
Fern and Arthur Watson left last
Monday for Rexburg where they will
attend school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Fackrell OF
Pingree announce the arrival of q
fine baby boy, born Friday evening
The following M. l. A. officers and
banquet Friday evening at the
stake board officers: Mr.. and Mrs
Orden, Mrs. Elmer Williams, Mrs.
E. Van Orden, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Van Orden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Grover, Fern Watson, Ethel Per-
rens, Orva and Ann Hall, Alma Mer-
rill, Thomas Bailey, Tom Williams
and Ed. Van Orden. Misses Marie
Swami and Gladys Parsons and Mr..
and Mrs. LATE Parkin were also
present from Thomas. Everyone
had an excellent time.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Byrd
Trego delightfully."- entertained the
sewing club girls from districts 48
and IL, at her home in Blackfoot
Refreshments consisting of sand
witches, fruit salad and candy were
served. The girls received their
pins. Those present we're Novas,
Edna and Emma Fackrell, Alice
Sandeau, Alice Broadhead, Bernice
Christensen, Phyllis Anderson, Elain
Broadhead, Evelyn Goodwin, Helen
Lang, Jane Christensen, Geraldine
Tweedy, Jessie Peterson, Sarah An
derson and Florence Palmer. Be
sides the sewing girls the following
were present: Miss Matte Waters,
Mrs. l.. Parkin, Mrs. VIM. Novas,
Miss Mile Hennefer, Mrs. James
Hennefer, Mrs. Alcorn and Mrs.
Arthur Broadhead.
The Imperial Players of the
Farnsworth company, visited Thorn
as again Monday and Tuesday eve
nings and presented two excellent
plays. The first night "The Cabin
in the Hills" and Tuesday night
"The Angel O. He'll Valley" Both
plays were very good. This is the
third time the Imperial Players
have visited us and we hope it won't
be long until they come again. The
hall was well filed each night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Fackrell and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Par |
sons were visitors Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Fackrell
of Pingree.
Salvestor and Salvaneous Cald-
well of Pingree we're visitors Mon
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Anderson.
The following program was car
ried out at Mutual Sunday evening:
Piano selection, Miss Effie Tanner;
solo, Roy Dance, accompanied on the
piano by Fern Watson; talk on the
book "Mr. Durant," written by Ben
e. Rich, by Erwin Evans. Presi-
dent Duckworth and Bishop Osmond
Buchanan Of Blackfoot were the
speakers Sunday afternoon at Ward
Mrs. Carruth, Mrs. P.
g. Johnston and Mrs. w. w. Beck
If the relief society stake board
we're also present and reOrganized
he Thomas Relief society, with
Mrs. Joe Williams, president; Mrs.
John Harmon, first counselor, and
Mrs. Roy Dance, second counselor.
Ed. Van Orden, accompanied by
Miss Della Carnea and Mrs. Floyd
Peterson and baby, motored to
Utah, Friday. After Wis
ting there a couple or three days
hey will return home, accompanied
~ Miss Clara Van Orden, who has
,een visiting the Carnea sisters Of
hat place.
A number of the school children,
IS well as some of the parents, have
een suffering with lagrippe lately. ;
Last Saturday evening the seventh
nd eighth grade pupils of district
2 each invited friend and had a
arty at the school house. Prin-
ipal Thomas Bailey was present. I,
James were played and everyone
ad good time. ri
Andrew Anderson of Ogden is
ere visiting at the home of his son, y
ack Anderson, of this place. Mr.. y
.nderson's brother-in-law, Mr.. !,
.oach, has also been visiting at
heir home. Mr.. Roach is one of r
ne company of the Imperial Play
rs.
Received October 7, 1924.
The Misses Orva and Ann Hall j,
3ent the week end in Preston visit =
lg relatives and friends.
Mrs. Stella Carnea of Oakland, o
is here visiting her par :,
ITS, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cameron D
I'd other relatives.
The higher grades of both dis
lets 48 and ~ are dismissed this. Z
eek that the children may help in /.
70 beets and potatoes. +
The following program was rem z
,red at Mutual Sunday night: Solo =
Miss Ethel Perrens, duet by