The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-01-04
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Stock taken to winter. Ear
WhiteIey.
Farley Matthew'S children have
chickenpox.
Clifford Burch motored to Burley
Friday on business.
H. f. King of Almo was business
caller here, Thursday.
Gilbert Hardy was business cal
Ter in Burley, Sunday.
William Walker OF Twin Falls is
here visiting his mother.
Ellis Bum of View was visitor
at the home of Frank Burch, Janua-
ny L.
c. r. McEvers and Frank Burch
made a business trip to Raft river,
Monday.
]. A. Mercer, principal of the high
school, returned fom Salt Lake City,
Tuesday.
Vance Lind of Lynn, Utah, passed
through town Oakley enroute home
from Burnley.
William Higley of William creek
was a caller at the home of j. H.
Sutton, New Years day.
Miss Peggy Hanafin has returned
from Nyssa. Oregon, where she
spent the Christmas vacation.
Edwin Larson was here from
Bingham, Utah, spending holidays
At the home of his father, c. G. Lar
son.
Stanley and Joy Skiles returned
&c their home in Dayton Wednesday
after visiting with their uncle, Glen
Bates.
DR.. G. Il. Keen, eye specialist, will
be at the Worthington hotel, Oak
ley, the second Tuesday of each
month.
Miss Erma Larson returned last
Saturday from Burley where she
scent Christmas solidays visiting
friends.
Miss Helen Hale returned Tues
day from Salt Lake City where she
was a guest Of relatives during the
holiday vacation.
z. w. Parks, teacher of science at
the high school, returned Friday |
II ON Boise where he spent the |
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Hugh Bennett of Pocatelo |
spent Christmas holidays at Oakley |
with her sisters. Mrs. Loyal Hale |
and Mrs. August Larson.
For Sale: buggy, hand pump,
Thor Vacuum Cleaner, Maytag EIec-
tric Washer. All secondhand, but in
gy,eaa coR<iitions u. A. Nelson.
Students who Returned from Oak
ley TO the Albion normal. Weines
". we're: MISS Olive Mcbride, Miss \
Helen Haight, Miss Therma Walker, II
Byron Nelson, Wayne Fairchild.
A delightful party was given New
ears eve at the home of II. j SUIT II
ten. under the direction of Hazel
Burch, Ice cream, cake and pop
corn were served. Amusing games
were played.
Students who returned to Logan,
Utah. Wednesday, to resume studies
were: Paul Bach, Leland and Farley
Clark, Miss Myrtis Matthews, Miss
Eula Matthews, Miss Thora Wood
house, Radon Layton.
On January 1S and 10, the Orphe-
lsm viii present the first episode of
''he Jungle Goddess the greatest
wild animal stant the world has ev-
CT known. Over 40 jungle beasts
are Included. The picture is very
educational and Is endorsed by the
National Parcnts-Teachers associa-
tion and by the University of Utah.
Ii is coming every Friday and Satur-
day with regular program. No adj
vance in admission for children. Fri
day, January 1S, viii be "A special
matinee for public andd high school |
Students lac program incllsdes Ep- |
4 ode No. I of "Jungle Goddess"
Kentucky Derby race horee sto-
nv &sss y fsthva Peggy comedy, !
''Sweetie." Prices 1920. Every |
ibid under IS viii get package OF
and balloon free. Parents
b ing your children, IL it's impossible
70. any child 20 come to matinee the
Drpheum Is making SPECIAL arrange
ments to run Jungle Goddess and
first at night, so the Riddles
can get home early.