The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-08-29
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- oOdecito are NisilinS at the nom,
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. V
-corringe.
A crowd of young people from Is
land gave a surprise party Tuesda,
for Miss Edmerica Tanner, ON heI
birthday
Mrs. g. G. Larson was sick in bed
two days the past week with Sc
we're case of hay fever She is some
what better.
Miss Mable Haight returned to
Oakley Tuesday from Bull and
Twin Falls where she has been visit
ing relatives the past week
c. A. Bauer and S. p Worthing-
ton returned from a trip to Twin
Falls, Wednesday Mr. Worthingtoa
Brought back q new Dodge touring
Mrs. John McMurray and family
and sister Miss La Rette Dahlquist
motored to Burley. Wednesday.
Miss Dahlquist remained there to
visit friends.
The Stake Relief society board
members entertained their partners
ut a big chicken dinner Thursday
night of last week at the home of
Mrs. Archie O. Hale.
Adam S. Sagers reports that his
daughter, Mrs. Marion eBdke. who
now resides at Evanston, Wyoming,
is recovering from serious injuries
leceived in an automobile accident
H. E. Bowles and Charlie Elliott
of Oakley and Messrs. Cole and
Clark of Paul were hunting near
Junction Tuesday and brought back
II sage hens as reward of two
hours work.
Charles L. Haight and family
went to the City of Rocks country
Tuesday for an outing of two days |
Zine nutting and chicken shooting |
are two diversions offered by this
section this week.
A. A. Anderson entertained at a
party at his home Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Nelson of Boulder who are going tc
Arizona to make their home. Twen
tv-five guests were present.
The report published in last
weeks Herald that o. Young's chill
dren had scarlet fever, was a mis-
take 1t was thought at the time
fha they had scarlet fever, but later
developments proved he contrary.
w H. West was in town Tuesday
rom Churchill. In an interview
With reported Mr. West said, in
)art, II shot a few games of pool
md lost every darn one of them.
am going to practise up so l can
vim a game occasionally"
Oakley baseball fans will be sorry
D hear that Westover, Minidoka's
Jar pitcher, was severely injured in
is hands and wrists when motor
an in which he was riding overturn-
d. Tuesday. 1t is reported that he
ill be unable to pitch again this
eason.
Mrs. Bernice Howells and family
ave a swimming party and picnic
Artesian Saturday in honor of
r. and Mrs. Richard Preator of r
arlington, Wyoming The invited
tests included Mr. and Mrs j. H.
airchild, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bedke, p
+. and Mrs. Frank Bedke and FAM 81
Y, Mrs. Polly A. Bedke, Mrs. Sa u
me Egan. John Martin and family.
ht IiClutOSn ana ldHllIe, anu tlc II
Uses Madge and Gertrude Bedke, :
i'd other guests from Burley MAX
g total of forty-five. Everybo-
had a fine time.
Mrs Sophia Erickson entertained
her home Wednesday afternoon
the occasion of her seventy-fifth -
friday. The invited guests inclu-
d Mrs. Jacob Dayley, Mrs. Clara
hlquist of Los Angeles, Califor y
H. Mrs. Emily Bates. Mrs Viva
ties, Mrs. Charles McMurray, Mrs.
s. Elquist, Mrs Orr of Jackson,
s. Goldie Johnson of Grantsville
ah, Mrs Clara Haight and daugh-
Helen. Mrs. Annie Gee of Bur-
and Mrs. John Sullivan Mrs