The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-02

Mrs. E. &. Lewis ana cDllufeD Ieit
Monday morning for Dillon for an
extended visit with friends.
o. K. Kirkpatrick, OF Leesburg,
came In to attend the county conven-
tion Saturday and Incidentally To
look after business aGairs.
Peter Mckinney, who has been
looking after business interests at
Roosevelt, came In the last OF the
week for a visit with his family.
y. Il. Tobias, one Of the successful
citizens OF Junction, was transacting
business here the first Ut the week.
Mr.. Tobias will read The Recorder
In the future.
Henry Havemann and his sister,
Mrs. Nichols and her two children,
left the last of the week for their
home at Hays City, Kansas, where
they expect to reside in the future.
Preaching at Baker Hall Sabbath
August 5th at 3 p. m. Preaching at
First Presbyterian church Salmon at
y. III. Rev. K. II. Robinson will
conduct both services. All are cordi-
ally Invited.
George II. Monk and wife, and
Mrs. johnson, who Is visiting at the
Monk home from Sandy, Utah, went
to the Pahsimari country Friday fol
couple of days visit with Mrs.
Monks sister, Mrs. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. King accom-
panied by their friends Mr.. and Mrs
Bowerman of st. Anthony, who arr
visiting at the King home, were
guests Thursday of last week of Free
Schlegelmilch manager OF Bohannor
Bar.
i Bert Quarles. who was called II
Paducah, Kentucky, some twt
months ago by the serious illness o
his aged father returned home Sat
urday evening. While at the oil
home he was called upon to mourn
the death Of his parent.
~
ing a couple of months at his oil
home In Canada, and also visiting
with a son at Fort Sheridan. H., re
turned home the last of the week
HIS daughter, Mrs. c. A. Boyd, o
Pocatello, came i'm with him for al
ny extended visit with relatives.
Having sold our Interest In th
Shenon House to Joe Moore we tax
v this opportunity to thank the publ
NC for their liberal patronage while !
control Of the business and trust tn
n same courtesies will be extended t
In our successor.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton.
Miss Clio Beers arrived here Sur
H. day from her home in Audubo
% county, Iowa, and has accepted pc
le- sition with the Pioneer Mercantil
COMPANY. Miss Beers is said to be
a, very efficient clerk and also an expeI
Al. mllliner and will look after that de
no partrnent for the firm Of which sh
is an employee.
.,e J. d. Boyles, his wife and daugl
tb ter, arrived here Monday and al
AZ now invoicing the stock OF Judp
Steel, preparatory to taking posses
sion. Nh. Boyles will increase til
we present stock Of goods and no douf
.e' add some new lines. Miss Boyles Is a
me experienced school teacher and wi
he no doubt enter the corps of Leml
school teachers.
ih' The Thimble Club held their regl
iys lar weekly meeting at the hospital
10y home of Mrs. H. G.. King. Mondi
iaI afternoon. This event was in hon,
OF her friend, Mrs. Bowerman, wi
In. Is a guest at the King home. Mc
delightful refreshments were serve
raj In the late afternoon, and the men
ain bers Of the club pronounce this NEE
his Ing as one OF the most pleasant he
since the club was organized.
ed. The Recorder Is In receipt of
on, copy of the Worlds Events Mag
w" 1'hct w WhlSu IL Il uIttl WIllttU al
In beautifully illustrated article fro
vas the pen OF Edwin X. Abbott, ri
article is headed, "See Ameri,
mo First. The article treats of Il
md great west in general but briefly r
ara fers TO some OF the natural seenel
NV near this city, This special issue
ssi. the magazine Is of general intere
me to the people of this section; and v
will tile II away for special referenc
viii Dan Nichols, who was sent to Il
,on penitentiary In Montana some S
the years ago on the charge of horse al
ton cattle rustling, was pardoned out
om the state pardonlng board and wi
win return here with his father toda
the expecting to spend tie rest of h
days at the old home. 1t is said Il
young nan Is sufferer with tn;
y" dread disease consumption, and h
'o'' death Is but u question OF a Re
WV weeks or months ut the most. 4
''e' least that is the grounds upon whiC
u he was pardoued.
- A little excitement was caused
wv ha ChRaa..N