The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-10-24

cd tner eE8aSemcnt last week t(
play another night at Jerome. The,
come here two nights this week.
Oakley Second ward NJ. l. A. off
GERS viii entertain the ward mem
bers at a membership social, Tues
day, October 2S, at O'Clock D. m
There Will be program. unique
games. refreshments and dancing as
features of the evenings entertain
msnt. Everyone cordially invited Ia
come and have the time of their
lives.
H. A. Butler transacted business
matters in Albion Friday and in
hurley Tuesday.
Miss Clara Whittle was the guest
of friends in Burley few days this
week
For Sale: anch miles northwest
Of Oakley, 100 acres, 80 acres inn
proved, IS shares paid-up water. Al
SO ranch PIG miles northwest of
Oakley, 40 acres, b shares paid-up
water. See VIM. War, Oakley, or
phone 55Jf. -O2f-S1.
The First ward Mutual will hold
their membership social Tuesday,
October 2S All members of the
ward of Mutual age are urged to at
tend Something worth while.
Lloyd Nelson has returned to Bur
ley after a short visit to his home
here.
Miss Edyth Bach left for Los An
geles, Saturday, after spending few
weeks here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Bach.
For Saler-Scven-passeng Stude-
baker; good running order; tires.
Inquire "X-1," care The Herald.
For Sale: Hoosier Kitchen Cab
met; 1 Leather Bed Davenport and
mattress. S. A. Laurance.
DIR. G. K. Keen, eye specialist, will
be at the Worthington hotel, Oakley,
the second Tuesday of each month.
Found, near Lynn, Utah, October
Z, riding Bride. Owner may have
same by Identifying IL and paying
for this advertising and postage for
II. N. Nelson, Lynn,
Utah.
Little Anna Sorenson had the
to fall form fence Mon
lay. She was taken to Burley hos
)ital and it was found that her arm
vas broken in three places. Her arm
vas not set until Wednesday morn
ng.
Mrs. II. ]. Zilliox came down from
Goose creek Wednesday and went to
hurley Thursday morning.
Baoscher Saxophones are now
old by PauIson Jewelry Co., Burnley,
t factory prices and terms. Send
or catalogue.
Dolores Ellison has gone to Burley
here he has employment.
Dick Douglas motored to Oakley
eom G Grouse Creek, Utah, Friday.
Little Old New York" the most
harming romance of early America.
picture starring Mar
IN Davies with an all-star cast
rologue of musical numbers in cos
ime of the period, Under direc-
on of Women's civic club. Come
nd see Robert Fuulton sail his first
eamboat on the Hudson river, at
nded by his friends John Jacob AS
II, William Vanderbilt and many
her historic figures. The Womens
ivic club is joining with Mr. Sim
ons in this production and will re-
i've half the proceeds. Special mu-
C. We guarantee you real treat
Mrs. Hattie e. Dunn of Burley
ID her daughter Miss Cora Dunn
Los Angeles were guests of Mrs.
#. Cowles, Tuesday. They were
by Mrs. Leland Gossett
Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nelson are 1
owing into the Steve Paskett house
Poplar street
MT. ana MIS-. arthur Ha1gnt are
e proud parents of baby boy,
IN Monday morning, October 20
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. May of Rock !
i'd spent the weekend at Island |
tn Mrs. Mays parents.
Miss A. Belcher of Murtaugh spent |
2 weekend at the home of Mrs |
A. Tolman. |
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Goodfellow and |
nily were Sunday callers at the
me of Mrs. Goodfellow's sister,
s. Hattie N. Tolman.
Mrs. Lewis Carson of Canyon
ssed the weekend at the home of
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph |
ifh |