The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

In memory OF Marguerite IingIey.
The special meetings at the Pres
byterian church closed Sunday night.
Rev. Waite preached some interest
ing sermons during the meetings.
Mrs. James DeAtley and daughter
left Monday morning for some point
In Oregon, where they expect TO
spend the winter visiting with rela-
lives.
Mrs. Mary Wood has rented her
Charles street To Mrs. Shoup and
daup hters, who will occupy 1t during
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, who have
been running the boarding house at
the Tin boy mine for the past sever
al months, lett the hrst OF the week
for Salt Lake City.
If you trip the light fart astic sou
will have an opportunity to enjoy
yourself Tomorrow. Friday night, at
the opera house at the opening ball
given by Prof. Hagens orchestra.
ii. G. King was called TO the out
side the first OF the week. Some have
been 80 cruel as To intimate that he
went out TO welcome Bryan at Poca-
telio, but we hardly credit the state.
ment.
Miss Belle Kirtley accompanied her
uncle, who was here on visit, TO his
home at Savannah, Missouri, the last
OF the week. Miss Kirtley will make
an extended visit with relatives In
Missouri.
Mrs. Ludwig Mogg left yesterday
morning for an extended visit With
relatives In Colorado. Three OF Mrs.
Poppy's children accompanied her TO
Idaho Fails Tor Il visit with their
grandparents.
James Kirtley went out Monday to
be present at Boise during Mr.. Bry-
ans visit. Mr.. kirtley and DIR.
Whitwell we're selected as members OF
the committee who were to meet
Bryan at Pocatello.
VIM. Anderson left the first of the
week for Cotton, California. He ex.
poets to remain until Just before the
holidays when he will return and
take his family with him to spend
the rest OF the winter In California.
Miss Grace Kingsbury left Monday
morning for Moscow, Olive kadletz,
Pearl Leacock and Mrs. McNicoll and
> son Murdoch left Tuesday morning.
The young people will arrive at
o Moscow In time to get located before
/. the school year begins.
The usual services In the Presby
/, terrain church next Sabbath. Morn
o Ing subject: SIS Christian Science
spiritual?" The evening service will
I be In memory OF Marguerite Tinglcy.
: All are cordially invited TO attend
these services. Alex Waite.
o Friends here announce the receipt
o Of invitations to the wedding of Bent
: ley II. Tillery TO Miss Edna Blanch
Grifiin at the brides home at
Q Huntsville, Missouri. Mr.. TIL cry
r VIII be remembered as the young
. man who came here last fall to clerk
In the Golden Rule store.
v Rev. s. II. Pemberton, the Metho-
S dist minister, is expected to arrive
n here tomorrow and will be ready to
hold services at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening. There
y will be special musical services both
morning and evening to which all
= are invited.
While travelling over the hills west
:. OF town Sunday +. u. Randolph ran
: across what Is known as a Snowshoe
Lynx, which he disposed Of He was
fortunate enough to have gun with
him. He brought the animal to the
taxidermist to have mounted. 1t is
as large as an ordinary dog, web. foot
ed and curiosity to most people.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Il. Hines came
down from Blackbird the irst OF the
week. Mrs. Hines is expecting word
from her father who Is sick. Unless
favorable word comes today, she ex
poets TO start at once for her old
home In West Virginia TO be with
her father. She will probably 6e
away some months. Mr.. Hines will
accompany her as far as Salt Lake.
DIR. Whitwell was called to Glib.
louisville the last OF the week to look
after, what was supposed to he a case
OF the diphtheria. He found that Il
was only simple case OF tonsilitis.
Last winter they had couple OF
fatal cases OF this dread disease, and
are taking every precaution to see
that the malady does not get another
start In the community.
III Rev. Creasey preached his farewell
sermon at the Episcopal church sun.
day night and he aud his wife LEFT
the following morning for their new
home at Shoshone, Idaho. Rev.
Creasey was very popular with our
people, and liked it here very much
but owing to family reasons b,
deemed change advisable. Ii ma,
I've some time before the cong revaf{nY