The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Dec. IL with Mrs. SPAIN
There was a social dance at tne
sbenon House Friday night OF ias'
week.
Mrs. r. II. Weir, who resides
north Of town, left Tuesday morning
for couple OF months visit al nef
old home 10 the East.
Mrs Jesse NJ. Langsdorf, who mas
been visiting With sister at ogoen'
Ertah for the past two months re-
tnrned home yesterday evening
We understand that George ".
Kinpsbury, who has been visiting p's
motber in Iowa, Is expected nome
the last OF the week OF the hfsU VI
next.
uo, fruIt is a scarce commooi6y
inst at the present time. Eggs are
worth fifty cents per dozen, al leaso
that is the price being offered lor
hon INIT even at that price they
| LnBiD, JUL O'SH -"
are not to be had.
VIM. Hagel, on Kirtley creek, was
taken seriously III TUESDAY nign''
and sent in hurry up can luz
nhysjcian. Mr.. Hagel is suhefet
from Gall stones, but was much pee-
ter when last heard from.
We understand that Mrs. swan
who was reported seriously Ill az
, Anaconda, Montana, some weeks aeo
has sufficiently recovered so as 10 DC
royed to this place. She Is expected
IN arrive here at most any day.
The formal opening OF hoiioay
goods will take place at the store Oh
+. George II. Monk g. Co. Monday, De-
cember 10th. They have choice
), selection OF toilet articles, ieathei
!. goods, pipes, ct. Just the things io'
nice Christmas presents.
Following are the Episcopal churcl
u services for The week: Choir prac
= tice Friday 1880 p. IL. al MIS-
Kings. Sunday school at 10 a. I'D
- Regular services at II a. III. ana ~
70 nm. A cordial invitation EXTENDED
10 to all. S. W. Creasey, Rector.
a. While the fuel question Is not a
serious here as it Is out on the ran
road where they burn coal exclusiVei
cd vet there seems to he shortage here
ne Wood has advanced to 81 per cord an
40 hard to get at that price. The oe
OF mand for coal at the mine is greate
q. than the supply, and bard to get
40 any price.
- The Recorder Is in receipt OF LEI
" ter from Cap. MacDab, whose reg
" ment Is In Cuba, asking his papt
changed to his present address
Is Capt. Macnab says he still has an IL
on terest In Salmon, and especially
in1 The Recorder as he fused to be tt
In devil for it," He Is now located
Dr. Camp Columbia, Havana, Cuba.
~ T.. II. Robinson, who spent Il
So summer here, but is now In COLES
go at Princeton, New Jersey, In con
nv munication to the writer states thi
"a he Is In hearty accord with the pc
pie here In their efforts to start
public reading room. He says In h
he letter that II he can do anything
I'D further the project he will be glad
NC do so.
~ Last week the writer was mo
:, agreeably pleased to have our Carmt
correspondent send In the news
that neighborhood once more. Tn
., week new correspondent from Irt
creek sent In most entertainil
letter All such communications a
most accpetable and we would like
In. secure correspondent from eve
Or. neighborhood In the county.
oy' The Mothers Club met Tuesd
es afternoon at the home OF Mrs. M
oo Caleb, most OF the members bell
~ present. The reading room matt
p'' was discussed at some length, a res
'.o luton from the Epworth League W
% read In which they obligated theI
GOV selves to give the matter their ear
:" est support. A meeting will be he
next Monday Dight at the home
ION Mrs. McCaleb at which the CT
the members, the Epworth League a
en- the ministers of the city are invit
VII. to be present. At this meeting 1t
'er- hoped that the plans may be perie,
me ed for the contemplated readi
on room. An interesting article on +
M subject Of child labor was read
IL Mrs. McCaleb and petition to {
VS. next congress was read and signed
tn all the members present, asking I'll
honorable body TO pass such laws
ON will do away with tie employment
ing children in the shops and factor
mt of the east. The next regular me-
TIA. Ing Of the club will be held at I
de. home ef Mrs. George Neither /
Xix, last day of the year.