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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
8
Locals aM and Mrs. Ba TT Davig visited Salt Lake City Monday with daughter Mrs. Sen neth Sorenson. For sale Rang o and Heatrola in good condition, see Ralph a Karis. Mr. and Mrs. O L Read of Salt ubau iy visited over Sunday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Jd. ALY.
Dr. C. H. Watson will be at the Hotel Paris in June for eye examinations and fitting glasses. The visit includes Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindsay of Reston Mrs. Minnie Sorenson of Roy Utah and Mrs. Melvin White head of Grace who were in Paris and Ovid for the event Monday.
Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis host visitors from Magna Utah including their daughters and other relatives visiting at the Lewis home with Mr Lewis’ parents.
Dr H H Scarborough, eye sight expert, will be at the Paris Hotel in Paris on Monday June 6 for eye consultations. His method of eye correction is claimed to yield satisfactory results. Homer Tunks, a state employee from Swan Valley, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Sam V Tunks.
Roy A. Welker and his daughters Joyce Margaret and Norma of Ephraim Utah visit Paris and St Charles this week with Ella and Phroda Welker of Salt Lake City.
Mr and Mrs McKay Pugmire and their children Jeane Don and Jim visited Paris and St Charles several days this week in a family outing noting their travels and time spent together in the two cities.
Mrs. Smith Ovard and her two sons from Rexbury are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Pass ey.
Dr and Mrs Shepherd and Mrs Sutton of Burley were in Paris and Montpelier for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Jeter Shepherd of Girardeau Missouri are visiting relatives in Paris. Mr Shepherd is a representative for Logan Knitting of Logan Utah.
Judge Jesse P. Rich and his wife and family spent several days in Paris this week. Rich attended to legal matters while visiting, with the judge and his relatives staying for several days.
Mr and Mrs Stanford Rich and their sons of Salt Lake City visited Paris and Lakota over the weekend, stopping for regional greetings and sightseeing.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rich have bought the Irwin Jensen residence located on First Southwest Street. The transfer confirms a private sale and changes ownership to the Riches.
Dr and Mrs Edward L Rich and Dr and Mrs Ezra C Rich of Ogden Utah spent Sunday and Monday in Paris during a personal trip noting their travel from Utah to the French capital for a brief visit.
Miss Beth Nye of Logan Utah is visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Nye during her trip.
Mrs E A Smith of Montpelier is visiting in Paris with her daughter Mrs Marvin Larsen.
A birthday party was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Wm. L. Rich in honor of Mrs. Fred J. Price. Present were family members of Paris and Utah.
Mr and Mrs Wright Innes of Ogden Utah visited Paris and Bennington over Monday. John Hoge accompanied them on their return home and will look for employment in Uitah.
Mrs M G Price, manager of the Novelty Theatre, is in Salt Lake City buying new pictures. The Novelty has been showing the latest releases and sometimes ahead of Salt Lake theatres.
Mrs Catherine Samnes visited Monday afternoon with daughter Ethel and sons Wright and Russell along with relatives in Bennigton.
A conductor insists a five year old must pay full fare aboard a Paris train. A woman replies she has only been married four years. He dismisses her claim and demands payment, stating the fare is due.
Mr and Mrs Newell Dalrymple and family of Magna Utah visited Paris over Sunday and Monday during their travel.
Olga Hoge a University of Utah student spent Sunday and Memorial Day in Paris visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge.
Mr and Mrs Fred J Price moved to Salt Lake City last Thursday for a short visit combining business and pleasure while staying several days in the city.
Mr and Mrs Ezra Stucki and family of Rexburg visited Paris Sunday and Monday of this week. Mr Stucki is superintendent of schools at Rexburg.
Fred Irwin of Boise connected with Idaho Phosphate Co. visited Paris Saturday and predicted that phosphate industry activity would soon loom in the area saying "14 won't be long now."
Mr Lyman Rich and Mrs Lyman Rich of Logan Utah visited Paris Sunday and Monday with Mrs Eliza Shephard mother of Mrs Rich accompanying them They will visit Logan for a few weeks afterward.
Mr and Mrs Walter Hoge from Blackfoot were town visitors Sunday and Monday and stayed with Mr and Mrs W Smith during their visit.
Chase Pond a lone bachelor has leased the bank building apartments formerly occupied by Dr and Mrs D N Meek and moved in this week. The town wonders what plans the Fielding high school instructor has for the elaborate spaces.
Mr and Mrs Virgel Rich host Mrs Carrie Cotterel and daughters Mrs Myrtle Glines and Dorothy Leitty from Salt Lake City as house guests this week.
A family gathering occurred with members from Paris and Utah visiting Paris to celebrate Mrs Fred Price. The event highlighted Mrs Rich as hostess with relatives traveling from distant states to attend.
Wiss Marie Clayton a longtime stenographer at First Security Bank Montpelier resigned last week to take the office of deputy county clerk at the county building. Mrs M P Rich and her children have gone to Pinedale Wyoming for the summer where Mr Rich works as foreman for O H Grimmette, builder and contractor.
Special at the Don Lea Shoppe features sheers and sheets on sale with low prices. Local residents John and William Stoker show off new photography gear. Memorial Day visits include Dr Edward Sutton and wife of Magna Utah. Various residents travel for business and family stays in Paris and Salt Lake City.
Jesse Latham a Blaefoot tonsorial artist travels to Paris with his wife and children to visit relatives and friends during a week long stay.
Post correction notes omit of April 18 article to include James L. Dunford and wife in golden wedding observance. Family thanks Fielding high school band directed by Prof William Billeter for concert. Jack Dunford and Hazel Dunford from California attended. omission acknowledged.
Secretary of State Hull reports disaster funds will be forthcoming for Idaho in Washington. He also notes the northern Idaho flood. The American Legation in Ottawa has been instructed to intercede with Canada to open the gates on the Nelson control dam at Nelson British Columbia.
The Henry Parker home at second South and Main Street was vacated last week as the Parker family moved to Ogden Utah. Next week County School Superintendent Jack Wright and his family will occupy the residence.
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