The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-03-07

Lyman Yeaman was here from Bur
ley, Saturday, visiting at the home O
his cousin, Ernest McEvers.
The Second ward put on a successful
party at the high school building. Fri
day night.
Only SOC setting of 10 eggs of Pure
bred Barred Rocks of Tom Barron and
mcfarland strain OF Oregon Agri
cultural college. Mrs. A. G. Clifford
Route 1. Oakley, Idaho.-Advertise
ment
Miss Ethel Voyce has so far recover.
ed from here operation for appendicitis
as to be able to attend school again.
John Southworth is a visitor from
Salt Lake City.
Tomato and cabbage seed at Gem
ash.-Advertisement
A big crowd attended the opening
of the sale at the Coop, Wednesday.
Mrs. M. u. Halverson returned the
first of the week from a pleasant and
extended visit with her son at Stan
ford University.
Monte Kirkpatrick was here We'd
nesday, on his way to Moulton from
Blackfoot where he spent the winter
He attended the famous dog races at
Ashton.
Walderman Anderson is business
caller from Evanston, Wyoming.
Hon. James f. Devine is still here
from Burley.
Mrs. Emery Bates is being cared for
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. John
H. Fairchild at Basin. Mrs. Bates is
much improved In health.
The Second ward Relief society wo-
men met at the home of "Aunt En-
Walker, Tuesday.
Twenty-seven years ago, we are in
formed, a man child was born, and
his name was MILFORD Sages. The
twenty-seventh anniversary of this
event was celebrated at the home of
Mrs. August Nihols, Basin, March 6.
1t was entirely surprise for MILFORD.
He was led into the parlor where about
sixty guests had assembled in his
honor. The crowd cried Birthday
surprise just as the lights were turn
ed on and he saw what was up. Then
there was dancing, songs, readings,
stories, games, and cake, ice cream
and sandwiches and general good
time.
Seven bars Laundry Soap for 25c
at Gem COLLABORATION
The benefit dance for W. f. Brim,
which was announced for Friday, |
March IA, has been changed to We'd |
nesday, March H. There will be spe |
,ial features for married people; also |
for young people. Good music. Anona.
]. III. Worthington was a business
.o h. fror,, p,,rIau 10 81 uraaE
Wanted to buy: Certified Dicklow
wheat. Alfred M0rline, Churchill, |
ho.-Advertisement.
Bishop and Mrs. J. Fred Adams, Mr..
md Mrs. Rome Adams and Mrs. Ho
ward Thackeray went to Murtaugh last
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ord Tolman.
"Oak Farm" at Third ward meet
ng house, March II. A comedy in
hree acts; laugh and scream all
he way through. Two hours and
lalf of enjoyment. Tickets 1926
Advertisement.
Mrs. A. Il. o. Nelson and son Lola,
Mrs. Effie Walker and Miss Mary
Iaight went to Albion last Saturday
o attend the Colonial ball given at
he Normal school
A. w. Curtis is leaving for Salt .
AXE City where he will make his :
ONE.
Time for cleaning. Use Sunbrite !
loo at Gem Cash.-Advertise-
lent. |
L. A. Ward made a business trip to
'urley, Tuesday.
Alfred Ellison was a Burley caller
he first of the week.
Extensive improvements are being
lade In the interior of the Hanzel
hardware building.
Ray Curtis is building an addition
, his residence in east Oakley.
Parsnips, carrots, onions, cabbage,
lettuce, celery, potatoes,
elicious apples, oranges, lemons, at
EN- Cash.-Advertisem
The Clark Brothers have bought the
entral Market and will handle full
ne of meats and groceries and fruits
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