The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-10-10
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ges left this week for California
where they viii spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Steel and
daughter Mr. Heiner motored to
Burnley, Monday.
Several Basin men including John
n. Fairchild, Moses Martini, Ray Nc
Intosn and Clarence Fairchild are
working at a saw mill in the noun
tains.
Miss Hortense Gorringe visited the
Basin Sunday school. last Sunday.
ChGyles L. Haight returned from
Salt Lake City. Tuesday.
Fred and August Larson returned
Thursday from BurIey with two wa
gon-loads of potatoes for the Coop.
Mrs. Saul p. Worthington and
Gene Worthington returned from
Salt Lake City, Tuesday.
The work meeting of the Fourth
ward Relief society win convene next
Tuesday at two p. m, at the ward
chapel All the ladies are urged to
he there. pleasant surprise is
promised.
Have you ever seen picture DOM
mated by "A horse from beginning to
end, IA horse so intelligent, so beauti-
full, SO courageous that he wins you
completely and holds your attention
Just The way "a great actor holds it?
See ''The King of Wild Horses" nj
Orphenm, October 10, ~ and 10.
1875.
J. w Simmons returned today
from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Simmons
had charge of the Orpheum theatre
in his absence.
Many visitors from other places
are expected at the big football
game here this afternoon, Oakley
against Bull.
Sunday trains to Oakley have been
for the present.
shorty Anderson transacted ,
business in Oakley. Wednesday.
Lloyd Nelson. who is employed at
Burley, visited his home here, Mon i,
day
Dr. Il. Bayliff, Eye Specialist, Bur-
ley, Idaho. At the Worthington Ho-
tel the first Monday in each month.
Mrs John G. Clark and son Jack
motored to Burnley, wednesday. Bar
troe Mcintosh accompanied them.
John c. Clark has employment in
he sugar factory at Burnley.
Sam Fairchild, principal of the {
Basin school, transacted business in
Oakley, Wednesday. {
Ray Wilson strained the muscles
u his neck during a football prac {
ice, this week.
For Salo-Seven-passeng Stude-
,aker; good running order; tires.
INQUIRE XII" care The Herald.
Arnol Bates has discontinued his
sork at school and is employed at
hurley
Miss Clayta Dayley was ill, Mon
ay.
George Wells of Basin was in
own on business, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Payton have
moved to Mrs. Anna Dayley's resi-
ence
Lyman Roberts, a former teacher
4 the public school of Oakley, was
caller here last weekend.
Lost: Between Oakley and Andy
lartin's place, some groceries, soap,
re. Finder return to Gerald Gram
ey.
David Haight, who is attending
re Albion Normal, received a very
srious cut from a plane. 1t is
fought that part of his fingers may
ave to be amputated.
George Gray, a teacher at Sublett,
as a caller in Oakley during the
eek-end
The Misses Jessie and Alverds
'ilson were visitors from Albion,
lturday
DIR. G. f.. Keen, eye specialist, viii
at the Morthington hotel, Oakley,
e second Tuesday of each month.
Miss lone Haight, who is attend
g school at Albion. was caller
re, Saturday.
J. A. Martindale went to Tooele,
an. last Saturday.
Several Albion people attended
e football game here. last Satur-
y.
j. A. Martindale's car was stolen
Burnley Thursday night of last
EEK.