The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-11-28
ITEMS OF THE TOWN


Three of Clarence Tanners chill
,iren are i'll with scarlet fever.
We pay top prices for chickens
Clark Brothers, Central Market.
Miss Clarissa Matthews has been
employed at the Golden Rule, this
week.
Wilford Sagers and Charles Clark
were home missionaries at Oakley
Second ward, last Sunday.
Gull out your flocks--it doesn't
pay to hold anything but Layers.
Clark Brothers, Central Market.
DIR. G. 4. Keen, eye specialist, win
be at the Worthington hotel, Oakley,
the second Tuesday of each month.
Jack Bailey's old house has been
moved to the rear of j. F. Tatro's
residence. Mr.. Tatro has moved in
to the addition.
The Misses lone, Maybell, Helen
and Zina Haight left Wednesdays "
ening for Salt Lake City where they
will spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives.
John Mahnken has moved his
blacksmith shop to the southwest
corner of the lot. The appearance
of the block has been greatly i'm
proved by the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Paskett
went to Grouse Creek, Utah, Tues
day to spend Thanksgiving at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William p Paskett
From the Daily News OF Minnca-
polls: Hurry, Hurry, Hurry, Is a
refreshing comedy. Every one goes
home satisfied" Test it out De-
cember IL and see for yourself.
Miss Gladys Perrins. teacher in
the Locust school, spent last week
end at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Reese M. Harper, in Oakley. Miss
Perrins is a resident of Albion.
The Recreation committee of Oak
ley Third ward will give an enter
fainment at 500 p. M, Friday, De-
will be a one-act play, Dialogues,
readings, special music and many
other attractions. Admission csc for
Zoe for all under IL.
The Moulton mail and stage car
broke down Thursday of last week
about two miles from Moulton Wal
lace A. Hale, who operates the line.
walked two miles to the Millard 4
ranch to borrow a wheel to replace
the one which was borken in the ac-
,ident. Mr.. Hale reached Oakley
hat evening, but he was about as
ate as a railroad train often is after
/ big wreck.
Lloyd Catlin was up from Muir
augh, Saturday.
Oleen Higley called on friends in
Oakley, Tuesday.
Jesse Haynes has gone to Berger,
where he has employment
Miss Kerma Hunter is keeping
louse for Mrs. Eugene Emery. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudd Elqujst's baby
las been i'll this week with pneumo-
Iia
Miss Iva Dayley of the Flat was
visitor at the home of o. p.
Friday.
William Larson returned to Bing-
am, Utah, Friday, to continue his
York at the mines.
For Sale: Registered Hampshire
'oar for sale cheap If bought soon. !
. n. Keim, Oakley, Idaho. (D5)
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eames motored
} Burley,. Saturday. Mrs Eames
'as guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Edyards; Mr.. Eames transac-
ID business. v
William Mcbride, an Idaho Tech
.udent, is Leer this week from Po- ;,
ltello, spending the Thanksgiving
olidays with his parents, Mr.. and L
RS. e. w. Mcbride. il
Edward l.. Larson of Burley died s,
st Friday with typhoid fever. He
aves his wife and son who are v
cry i'll with the same disease. L. j. h
obinson, Jr. and Wallace A. Hale S
ent to Burley Sunday to attend the
neral. Mr.. Larson was one of Mr.. cl
obinson's first pupils, having been t
student in the Island school when al
r. Robinson taught his first term.
For Sale: Good two-story 8-room 4:
'use i'm center OF town. A BAR bi
AIN. Must be sold. Address Box al
30, Idaho Falls, Idaho. (N21-2S)