The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-07-31
the grandstand which helped to mako
1t more pleasant for all.

Mrs. Ralph Stander.
The Misses Ora and Ann Hall,
Miss Marie Swami and Thomas
Bailey came up from Preston Thurs
day morning in a car.
Miss Effie Tanner and George
Webster went to Logan to attend
the big Twenty-fourth celebration.
Mrs. Mary Parking and grand
daughter, Miss Theresa Groves of
Salt Lake are visitors at the home
of Mrs. Parkin's son, Lafe Parkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCowen
and children and Willard Pixton who
just returned from a trip through
the park, we're visitors Sunday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ell
mer Williams. They left for their
homes in Salt Lake Monday.
The Misses Vera Cameron and Eva
Jackson who have been employed in
Salt Lake for sometime, returned
home Wednesday evening.
After visiting couple of days
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walker returned
to their homes in Mud Lake Friday.
Mrs. Walker has been visiting her at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ave Goodwin, since the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Broadhead en-
tertained the Williams family at din
ner Sunday.
The stork made visit to Thomas
Friday and left a fine baby girl at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Fackrell, boy at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Orden and boy at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walters.
Little Miss Jenette Clark of More
land is visiting few days at the
home of her cousin, Miss Alenda
Stander.
Arthur Manwaring of Groyeland
was the speaker at mutual Sunday
evening. His subject was "Joseps
Smith the Scientist" Mrs. Manwar-
ing and children were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Christensen
also Miss Ruby Shipper attended mu-
tual in Blackfoot at the second ward |
Sunday evening, where the Misses |
Elaine and Hazel Anderson accom-
panied by Miss Ruby Shipper, sang
| duet and Mrs Christensen and sons
Raymond and Milford rendered a
musical selection.
Mrs. P. C. Felsted of Preston came
afternoon and will visit q
ew days with her parents, Mr.. and
drs. R. N. Parsons and other rela-
ives. The Misses Bernice Christen-
en- and Phyllis Anderson who have
'een visiting in Preston and Logan
or couple of weeks returned home
With Mrs. Felsted.
Mrs. Art Underhill and children
# Oakland, Calf, and Mrs Edd
london and sons, Sam an Roy De-
Gay are here visiting their parents.
fr. and Mrs. James Cameron and
Their relatives.
: Bishop ]. r. Williams and J E.
Ioack made a trip to Rich Sunday
vening to the home of Ed Thomp-
On who Is very i'll
The Mutual Benefit club met on
[onday afternoon at the home of :
RS. H. G. Christensen with Presi-
emit Mark Parkin taking charge
he meeting opened by community I
nging, conducted by Mrs Arthur
roadhead; reading was given by
RS. David Broadhead. The hand
ag made from the inner tube was
.ught by different ones present.
rs. Sandeau taught the members
,veral little crochet edgings. A
uit salad demonstration was given
: Mrs. Mayme Parkin, sandwiches,
Ike, the fruit salad and ice cream
ere served. There were over for II
present and all had very pleas Il
It afternoon.
The Wilson senior and junior sew II
6 clubs met at the home of Mrs. H. Il
Christensen~Friday afternoon in Il
cir social meeting. After sewing II
r short time games and music
sre enjoyed, also refreshments, of
cake and fee cream were
rived. The sewing club leaders,
RS. George Bankhead, Mrs. Will
IN Novan, Mrs. Marilda Conklin
d Mrs. H. G. Christensen were all
esent.
The Williams held a family re-
ion last Tuesday at the home of /
shop~J. r. Williams with 12O rel
ives present. A splendid program
Is rendered. Tables were spread
tn many good things to eat and
3 day was spent in the most de-
htful way. In the evening a big
'e dance was given at the hall with
7itations extended to all. The house
s filed and during the dance solos 4
re rendered by Mrs. Hazel Good
n and Frank Williams. Visiting
atives were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
lliams and daughters Of Green
lie, Utah; Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Knight and family OF Nephi, Utah,
+. and Mrs. Frank Williams and II
nily of Centerville, Utah; Mr.. and Il
8. Horace Elmer of Milford, Utah
1 Mrs. Kate Singleton of Milford,