The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-10

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woodn,an which was taken by MIS-
+ Pore. a sister OF the deceased fnoth'
Ii r. died soon after Mrs. Pope arrived
at her home at Battle Mountain
Nevada.
Two pleasing feathers Of the pro-
gram Institute week 10 which tne
public are invited is reception
Monday night. October q, ana 4
lecture by Geo. A. Axlihe, Aednes'
day night, October q. Ndt;b iof
/ further particulars.
Albert Nadean and wife passed.
through town Tuesday on their way
TO their new home at Twin Bridges,
Montana. Mr.. and Mrs. Nadean
have been visiting for the past week
with Mrs. Nadean's parents. Mr.. anG
Mrs. George Noble, at Noble
There were about twenty OF The
ladies' Of the Relief Corps and a fe"
friends went out 10 the Hot Springs
Friday OF last week aud spent the
day. Tae visitors all report one Of
the most enjoyable tfips and enter
tainment by the management OF ire
springs, Mr. and Mrs. Brough.
Salmon will be well represented dt
Pacific Grove, California this winter.
The following citizens expect TO
spend the winter 1T that pleasant
winter resort NJ NJ. Mcpherson
and wife, A. j Macnab and wife,
County Commissioner Long, J. ii.
IIockensmith and John Daugherty.
Mrs. Padgham, who has been visit
Ing at her old home in Michigan and
with son in Chicago for the past
six weeks, returned home Saturday
night. Mrs Padgham Is said to not
be In any better health than when
she left. We understand she is great
~ pleased to get back to Salmon once
more.
Fred Mckercher and wife who
have been at Leesburg for the past
two weeks, passed through town
Tuesday night on their way to their
home ut Horton, Kansas. Mr.. Nc
kercher is one Of the stockholders in
the Gold Ridge Mining company ana
came out here for recreation and to
( inspect the property.
IL vas rumored on the street yes
terday that marriage license had
been issued TO Guy Edwards and
Miss Alice Shannafelt, and that
these young people were to have been
married Tuesday night. AS the par.
Z ents OF the groom had received no
notification of the nuptials we can
only give the rumor and let it 90 at
{ that.
James Mccormick. VINO has been
working at Gilmore for the past few
months, returned the last of the
week. jim says there is no question
but what the Gilmore people have a
great mine, and all that is needed to
give 1t worldwide reputation is
railway transportation. He brings
good reports from the Birch Creek
country as we'll as the Junction
country.
= The ball game Sunday between the
Bacon Surveyors and the local nine
took place as advertised At the
close OF the game the score stood
seven to fourteen In favor of the
home team. The visitors played Il
splendid game, but the battery was
not supported as strongly as was the
battery OF the local nine. The sur
veyors play a return game tomorrow
afternoon at 2o'clock.
DIR. Whltwell, through earnest So
licitation Of the Pocatelo lodge of
Masons, expects to leave here the
10Th OF the month for that city to at.
tend function OF the lodge. The
silver trowel, which has been making
making the rounds OF the important
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be formally received on that date,
and as Grand Master DR.. WhitweIl is
urgently requested to be present
The doctor win not be out of the city
more than three lays on this occa.
sion.
In making the usual rounds this
week representative of The Re-
corder called upon Harry Kelley, the
new tailor. While Mr.. Kelley has
hardly gotten open for business, vet
he states that he has work enouph
ahead to keep him busy for SON o
time. Mr.. Kelley seems to b. mo, +
pleasant gentleman, and there Is no
reason why he should not work up an
excellent business here in his profes.
sion, lie says he sill fee more At
h)me when his wife arrives ---~