The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-03

udy afternoon IN DOnOr Oh MISS AlIC
King. 1t is said to have been yer
pleasant affair, with many uniqu
features.
W. E. Taylor, the amalgamaGor
was in town yesterday from Arnet
, creek. Mr.. Taylor and Others hav
leased the Hayden mill above tn
Italian mine and are pounding tb
values out of the ore from two O
three mines in the camp.
Mrs. Slater, Mrs. John Kadletz
mother, returned home the last o.
the week from visit of severa
weeks with friends up the Lembf
Mrs. Slater has purchased the resi-
dence property adjoining the home
Of the Whitwel family, and will &C.
cupy the same.
N. /. Andrews and his father, W.
Fl. Andrews. left Tuesday morning
Tor Bedrock to take Prof. Owen and
wife to the train. Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen have been spending their vaca-
ton with their parents, but he will
take up his school duties as soon as
he arrives at Los Angeles, where he
is professor OF Greek In a college
which Is under the supervision of the
Methodist church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yearian, mother Of
Mrs. Wbitwell, who has been a Grip
pie since last winter as the result OF
fall on the Ice, has so far recovered
az To be able TO walk down town.
Tuesday evening, by the aid OF her
crutches she was able to attend the
scenic theatre The many friends OF
this estimable lady rejoice with her
over the prospects OF her being able
to mlngle with them again.
Word reached here the last Of the
week announcing the news OF the
death OF Joseph Shineberger, OF Red
rock. The deceased was a very
wealthy man, owning most Of the
ground upon which Redrock Is locat-
ed and several tine ranches In the
country. He leaves a widow and
ne phew, who are residents OF Dillon,
who will more than likely inherit
the major portion OF his property.
Dr. whltwelI left this morning for
Rolse to attend a meeting OF the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge. II Is customary
In this order to change grand masters
each year. He states that the past
year has been very prosperous one
among the various Masonic lodges Of
the state. 1t Is usually the case that
the members OF this order are usually
above forty years OF age, but the In
crease In the past year has been
largely among young men. The doc
tor expects 10 be gone about ten days |
unless something unforeseen should
arise.
W. II. Shoup received telegram |
yesterday morning from Boise an
nouncing the fact that the republi-
can convention bad endorsed the |
candidacy OF Senator Hepburn for re-
election. As IL is generally known
beforehand who will..receive the NOM
ination for state officers The Record
er has not gone to the unnecessary
expense Of teleeraphic charges. The
only question OF interest concerning
the convention Is the nature OF their
outside OF the endorse
ment OF the big guns OF the party.
The people OF Salmon received the
news with much pleasure announcing
the re-appointment OF Rev. Pember.
ton AS pastor OF the Methodist
,hurch for the ensuing year. While
It was expected that he would be re.
Tuned, but In the matter of appoint
Dents II Is often found that some
'cheming Is attempted, Mrs. Penn.
nerton and children left Tuesday
morning for Suntield where they ex.
pected To meet him and would visit
'or few days at that place. 1t IL
that be will occupy his pull.
pit next Sunday morning and even
ng.
So far as the local republican poll
,icians are concerned the political
,ot Is not only beginning to simmer
nut to boil. The candidates are out
It the request OF their friends and
much wire polling 10 10 evidence. II
There are said 10 be three candidates
or the otf'ce OF probate judge, assess
IL and sheriff. Within the past two
lays the condition OF tie candidates
or the sheritfality Is somewhat com.
'licated by the injection OF the per-
onality OF dark horse. This will
Undoubtedly all come out 10 the
wash.
The gentlemen who we're here In.
pectiug the Gold Flint property at
-eesburg, went out the last OF the
'eek. While they did not divulRe
heir plans for the future while here,
ct we hear 1t intimated that some
hing VIII be doing In the spring ON
hat property. IL Is said they are
ow waiting Tor the power plant to
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