The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-08-14

and four step-children to mourn he
loss. Mrs. Hall was Z kind and Low
ing wife and mother and a goo
neighbor always willing to give he
services when needed and was cheer
full under all difficulties. The en-
tire community, mourn her loss an,
sympathize with the bereaved fam
lily.
J. Mcknight and George Elmer o
Utah, visited Mr.. and Mrs. p. B
Dance the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith o.
Blackfoot visited their daughter Mrs
ANGLE Peterson and family Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Dance spent
last Sunday at Indian Springs.
Abram Scott returned to Utah to
bring home load of apricots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Calvin of Ster.
ling called at the T. A. Hall home
Saturday.
The Lauviolette family will soon
move to Wallace, Idaho, where they
will join the husband and father.
Miss Norma Anderson has been i'll
the past week, but is now able to be
out.
Saturday Mrs. William Sjostrom
gave party to her friends, the oc-
casion being her birthday. Fifteen
ladies were present. A fine dinner
was served, followed by ice cream
and cake In the afternoon. Mrs.
Sjostrom received many beautiful
gifts.
Received August IL, 1924.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at $3.50 p. M, in the Thorn
as meeting house over the remains
of the late Emma Hall, wife of T.
A. Hall of Rockford. The speakers
were Claus Anderson, Bishop j. R.
Williams and Heber c. Rich. Noah
Norck and George Williams gave the
opening and closing prayer. The
choir rendered three selections, "Je-
sus Lover of My Soul" Sister Thou
Vert Mild and Lovely" and Shall
we Meet Beyond the River" The
flowers were many and beautiful. |
hdhy lAAOh0o anu lOldtlfCo dtt0nu0u
The services to pay their last re-
'pects to the departed. Great and |
heartfelt sympathy is extended by |
he entire community to the be-
'eaved husband and family. Mrs |
Hall was 38 years old and leaves
besides her husband, two children,
Ora and Jack, four step-children,
Mrs. Edna Egbert OF California,
Jlaud Hall of Rich, Herbert Hall
Who is now in the Boise hospital and
elmer Hall. She also leaves two
'rOthers, Lars Peterson of this place
nd Henry Peterson of Oregon and
wo sisters, Mrs. Spaine and Mrs.
mart of Oregon. Mrs. Hall was a
ind and loving wife and mother and
n excellent neighbor and the COM
1unity greatly feels her loss. The
emains were laid to rest in the
'homas Riverside cemetery.
. T. A. Hall and family wish to
hank all those who offered their
ervices or aided them in any way
uring their recent bereavement, the
cath of their beloved wife and mo-
Ter.
Mark Shawver left for Mackay
nd will be gone about three weeks.
William Higgins and family NOV
to American Falls last week.
ANGLE Peterson spent the past
eek at Lost River.
Floyd Allen went to Utah Friday
ter fruit.
Mrs. Kissler has returned from
dorado where she went to attend {
e funeral of her father.
The Relief society teachers made t
cir monthly visits the past week.
Several of our young people at
nded the dance at Thomas Friday b
ght. t
T. A. Hall and family went to
)ise the past week, accompanied by
s daughter Mrs. Edna Egbert who t
: on her way home to California.
ley will visit Herbert Hall at the ]
,ise hospital.
The Loviloette family moved to
allace, Idaho, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ison went on
fishing trip the past week.
The Blackfoot Roundup starts
September and lasts
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