The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-06-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cummins were
callers in Burnley. Monday
Miss Clayta Dayley is cooking for
o having crew at Land ranch.
MIR and Mrs. John c. Clark called
OF friends in Burnley. Saturday.
Miss Eloise Croft is assisting Miss
Ena Mowers at the Rexall store.
Henry ,Bowles and W. L. Dunn
we're fishing in Raft river, Wednes-
day.
Boise visiting her children few
weeks
Loren Bates OF Twin Falls spent
the week -end in Oakley visiting his
mother
Stake President John A. Ellison of
Malta was here Saturday attending
to business
Mrs. W. c. Tolman and children
of Burnley were here last week visit
ing relatives.
Miss Nellie Bach, who is attend
ing school at Burnley. spent the week
end at Oakley
Clifford Fairchild returned from
hurley Wednesday where he has
been employed
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Ward and
three children left the first of the
week for Ogden. Utah.
Mrs. F. L. McGavin and daughter
Maysel returned Friday from an au-
tomobiie trip to Salt Lake City.
1.-THE Forgotten Law with Mil
ton Sills, July ii and 10 at Orphe-
INN, under auspices of Civic club.
Miss Clayta Dayley returned from
Pocatello Friday after spending a
week there with her brother, Lyle
C. r. McEvers and son Harold
returned Saturday from Heglar
where they have been shearing
sheep
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Pickett and I
children of Twin Falls were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mrs. Emma
Hardy
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McLaws and /
family of Burley were in Oakley
Sunday to attend the funeral of My !,
ION Tanner. !,
Mr.. and Mrs Jode McLaws OF {
Oakley and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pc
terson of Burnley made trip to Blue /,
lakes, Sunday .,
Tom Shaw and his mother, Mrs. b
w. H. Shaw returned Sunday from
Washington state where they spent =,
a few weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Madge Bedke, who attended N
school in Seattle last winter, is
at Basin, spending the vacation with 4
her mother, Mrs. Polly A. Bedke. IL
We want 100 families to locate in al
one of the best dairy, fruit, farming
aid livestock sections in the West.
". H. West. Idaho representative, =,
Churchill, Idaho. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. June diversion and ID
francis and Eden Tanner were here
'"io'y iioii Dee'n' .'.'"ua, " sil
end the funeral of their little bro -
her. Myron Tanner. ~
Miss Margaret Ward of Boise, We
Who with her mother has beenn Wis
ting at the home of Mrs. Polly A. -.
sedke at Basin, underwent an oper- ~,
tion for appendicitis at the Burley =,
ospital, last week. The child is re- 80
orted getting along nicely.
Among those who attended the 40
convention in Burley -,
sst Saturday and Sunday, we're, -,
resident William T. Jack, John G.. ~,
'eLaMare, Fred Larson, C. d. Nc
mber, j. Fred Adams, j. j. Sim
IONS, Daniel b. Wilson. Mrs. Olive ter
arper, Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Price, w. gly
Harper Mrs. A. F. o. Nelson. las
ant
Miss Eula Matthews who passed
lie winter attending school at Lo-
IN, Utah, spent the last few weeks Civ
Denver, visiting her sister, Mrs. Mir
ez Fowles. AT Denver she met 10.
,hn Clark on his way home from pre-
S mission and accompanied him to pla
lit Lake City, where they were me-
ined by Mr.. Clark's mother, Mrs. ley
lomas H Clark. All three arrived was
Oakley Saturday. hos
Mrs
We're not asking you to advertise cor,
ainly to let the people OF this VI
nifty know you're here, Mr.. Mer-
ant Perhaps. after all, you are Of
ght when you say that most of tral
en- know you're here. But merely yisi
ting them know you're here Is ran
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