The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-11-07
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Critchfield, gave a Halloween part,
last Friday and invited a number
OF his young friends.
Bishop and Mrs. job Adams spent
Monday in Twin Falls visiting the
formers daughter, Mrs. Clifford Toll
man. Bishop Adams did a little
hunting and brought home foui
pLeasants.
Harold Scow of Lehi, Utah, called
on friends here Wednesday.
Who wants TO buy or trade for q
really good buggy? See Owen Fair.
child, Oakley's bogus weather proph'
ct, for he has just what you a N
Earl Wilson, who had been home
for several days visiting his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, returned
to Bingham, Utah, the latter part OF
last week to continue his work at
the mines.
Mrs. Miles Durfee and family left
town Wednesday for Quitman, Geor-
gia, where she will make her home
with her father, G. E. Merriman.
Miss Iona Martindale who is in
Salt Lake City studying music is re-
ported to be making rapid progress.
Saturday Specials AT the Ladies'
Shop: part wool Rubens infant vests,
alI sizes, 40 cents. Women's outing
flannel gowns, 90 cents each. At the
Ladies' Shop.
For Sale: 1 Hoosier Kitchen Cab
mattress. S. A. Laurance.
Jean Price who has been working
for the past few months in Cache
valley, Utah, returned to this city
the first of the week. Mr.. Price re-
ports that crops in Oakley look as
good as the Utah crops.
Charlie Carpenter returned from
Burnley, Monday.
For Sale Corona No. 8 Portable
Typewriter and carrying case. Good
as new. Inquire at Herald office.
Bruce Taggart of Salt Lake City
was in town Monday on business and
called on his boyhood friend, j. w.
Simmons.
The chicken dinner served by the
Fourth ward Relief society and Pri-
mary association was much appreci-
ated. Some travelling statesmen who
advantage of the occasion said
it is a rare treat to get a real home
cooked dinner, the kind hal mother
used to cook.
MEATS CURED. Anyone wishing
meats cured call Koch Bros. Market,
BurIey, Idaho, Phone SO.
Jesse Haynes returned home last
Saturday after spending the past
two years farming for Richard Gorst
at Twin Falls.
Rudgar Price who has been ill at
lis home in Ogden with infflamma-
tory rheumatism, is reported i'm
proving. Mr.. Price, a son of John
Price of Oakley, has been in the
employ of John Scrofts and Sons al
Ogden during the past year.
DIR. L. Bayliff, Eye Specialist, Bur-
ley, Idaho. At the Worthington Ho-
tel the firsd Monday in each month. |
Sam Fairchild, teacher of the Ba-
Tin school, declares that there is no
experience worthy to be compared
With teaching school up in the noun
aims. He urges girls to seek such
positions.
DIR. q. K. Keen, v specialist, will
'e at the Worthington hotel, Oakley,
he second Tuesday OF each month.
Tom Haynes has been busy the
few days burning weeds and
and rubbish from the lot ad-
the Variety store.
Ludwig Haight who has been i'll
With typhoid fever the past two
weeks, is reported improving rapid
For Sale: Hoover Electric Sweep
r, i'm first class condition.; price
light. Inquire at Herald office.
Miss Fanny Gorringe returned to
er home at Marion, Wednesday, af-
er nursing a typhoid fever patient
4 Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Moon of Ira
City, Michigan, arrived here
lst Friday for a visit with the for
ier's brother, Joseph r.. Moon of
The two brothers had not
cen each other for about t~hirty-five
ears.
Many children of Oakley enjoyed a