The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-11-14
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Erwin Hardy, who has employment
In Burnley, attended the dance here
at the high school, Friday night.
Roy Dahlquist, who has employ
ment in the railroad shops at Poca-
tello, is visiting his mother in this
city.
David Haight, a student at the AL
bion normal, passed the weekend
here at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Clara Haight.
The younge set of Oakley enjoyed
the dance Friday night at the high
school and are eagerly anticipating
the mex time.
Miss Alverda Wilson, who Is at
tending the Albion state normal,
spent the latter part of last week
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wilson of Locust.
Miss Helen Haight who is teaching
In the Declo public school spent the
weekend here with her mother, Mrs.
Clara Haight. Miss Haight is repor-
ted getting along well with her
work.
thrilling with Honor was shown
to the children at the Urpheum,
Tuesday afternoon. The house was
- til oI.Il~n, frana oil parfc
CT the city. A percentage of the pro-
ceeds went to the Cassia Stake Pri-
mary association.
Gwendolyn and Roma Keim, the
small daughters OF Mr.. n Mrs. Will
liam Keim of Burley, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday here visiting their
little girl chums, Rosaline and Bar
ba Simmons, the daughgters of Mr..
and Mrs. wv. Simmons.
The members of the presidency of
the Second ward, Relief society sur
prised the members present at the
work meeting Tuesday by serving
lunch to them. After completing a
quilt the ladies enjoyed a lunch con-
sisting of cocoa, sandwiches, grapes
and cookies.
YOUNG MEN WANTED. SpIen-
did openings! h demand for
young men trained for business is
far greater thar the supply. Write
for free booklet: Observation-Disclosures
You Can Win Success" Employment
found for students who must earn
part of their expenses. Gate City
Business College, Pocatello, Idaho.
Miss Ora Taylor of Burley died
Thursday morning as a result OF in
an automobile wreck oc g &C lrk
juries received the previous night
when a car in which she n others
we're driving ran off a bridge. The
of her death was a severe shock
to her many friends and relatives in
Oakley. Miss Taylor, a daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor of Bur-
and a granddaughter of Mr.. n |
Mrs. Swanty Nelson of Oakley, was
very popular among the younger set
in this county.
Cleo Croft has returned to this ci-
ty after spending a few months in /
Long Beach, California
Charles McMurray is helping In :
the pool hall this week while James
Z o;rob;Id ic bunting "a hhitS X
DR.. G. e. Keen, eye specialist, Will
be at the Worthington hotel, Oakley,
second Tuesday of each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bauer and Mr..
and Mrs. s. P. Worthington motored :
to Rupert Sunday. visiting friends in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Croft, Mr..
md Mrs. Clifford Cummins and Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Erickson made q
trip to Twin Falls, Sunday.
Mrs. Teeples is in Shelley, taking
are of her mother-in-law who is i'll
Yrs. Teeples will remain in Shelley
Indefinitely and her daughter Dora
will look after the home in Oakley.
Mrs. M. A. Dayley is i'll at her
this week.
Merle Critchfield made a trip to
Saturday. y
Mrs. c.. e. Perry is visiting at the -
iome of o. P. Critchfield.
Mrs. w. A. Lemons came down
rom Goose creek, Monday.
George Chapman Of Canada is here
listing at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Dayley.
Miss Emma Hardy, teacher of the
school, visited her mother
ere at the end of last week.