The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-04-10

| "A dance W6B given ~ LILO 0HoSc-
land meeting house Thursday night.
All present reported that they had
and enjoyable time.
Melvin Barrus and Arley Yancey
attended the play that was given at
Rose Thursday night.
Mrs. Charles A. Packnam called at
the Fred Bergeson home Friday
afternoon.
Dr. Beck called on his patients in
this vicinity Thursday. II
Emeron Yancey is visiting in Salt
Lake City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Bird, who
have been spending the past week at
Logan and Salt Lake City, returned
to Groveland Tuesday.
The students of the Rose and Nc
Donaldville schools, took their
county examinations at the Grove
land school house Friday.
The Misses Leila and Melba Bird
were Blackfoot visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Higgins and
family spent Sunday at Idaho Falls
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Browning.
Mrs Roland Bird, of this vicinity,
tello Tuesday and was operated on
Wednesday. Reports are that she IS
doing nicely.
Two debates were held at the |
Groveland meeting house Wednes- |
day evening. The first debate was, |
Resolved that the Yellow Race |
Should Not be Allowed to Come Into |
the United States Mrs. William
Ellison, Floyd Bird and Ed Johnson
were on the affirmative. Mrs. o. H.
Hickenlooper, Vern Reynolds. Orson
Hickenlooper and Miss Jane WILL
Jams, were on the negative. For the
second debate Samuel Seamons and |
Charles Packham were the aff1rma-
tive side and on the negative side
were Arthur Manwaring and Albert
Ginger. The negatives won, Rossil n
Barrus, Orly Yancey and Farley +
Lindsay were the judges.
Carmen and Lloyd Bird, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bird, are
staying at the MILFORD Bird home
this week.
Miss Mildred Bergeson visited
school Wednesday afternoon.
The Sea Gull girls held party at
the home of Mrs. Nellie Reynolds
Wednesday afternoon.
AS George R. Bailey was unable to
take his part in the debate Wednes-
day evening, Miss Jane Williams
HI
Orson Packham took charge of the
choir practice Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles A. Packham and Mrs.
E. N. Bingham called at the home of
Mrs John Bowker Thursday AFTER
noon. III
Harold Hickenlooper returned to
Ogden, Utah Sunday morning, after X
having spent a few days visiting III
with friends and relatives. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Brown of lie
Pocatello visited friends and rela- E
ives of this vicinity Friday. lie
Mrs. C. A. Packham called at the E
Henry Bird home Friday. lie
Misses Rella Ellison and Marvetta E
2etallick called on Mrs. Calvin Rey- lie
lolds Sunday afternoon. lie
]. C. Millick was business visitor E
lere Saturday. lie
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Hale re- lie
urned home Tuesday, after spend lie
ng the past week visiting friends
nd relatives at Bountiful, Utah. liz
Misses Miranda and Goldie Peter IL
on spent Wednesday visiting, with he
11SS G0u6Vl6F0 liz
A miscellaneous shower was given "
'riday evening at the Groveland =
leeting house, in honor of Mr.. and
Irs Curtis Bird The evening was
pent in dancing and lunch was 81
srved at late hour. All present M
eported that they had a nice time.
Mrs. Alvin Bergeson and son Will ar
I'm called at the home of Mrs. Elmer w
lood Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Merrill and three sons ST
tended the shower that was given
| honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis sp
ird Friday evening. VII
Miss Helen Barrus spent Wednes
ay visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Muir H.,
" Barrus. +
Mrs. Charles A. Packham and Mrs. +
N. Bingham spent Thursday visit 7
G with Mrs. Arthur Manwaring. FL
Mrs. Murray Barrus, of Riverside,
sited Wednesday evening with
rs. Ida Barrus.
Albert Ginger spent the weekend an
sitting friends and relatives at Wis
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