The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-09-25
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M ISo w oinSi ACtC UuIS week IRON
Creston, Wash, greeting friends.
Samuel Starr, who has been quite
III, is reported improving.
w. w. Baldwin is recovering from
a severe attack of sciatic rheumatism
Don't forget the "New England
supper at the hall Monday, Sept. %.
r. l.. Cole, the plumber, transacted
business 10 Spokane one day this
week.
Miss Bertha Ford OF Victoria, B.
c., is visiting her brother, W. J. Ford
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Truitt and
daughter. Beth, were visitors from
Athol last Saturday.
Photo supplies, developing and
printing at Farley's Pharmacy.
Miss Erma Borthwick Is recovering
from an attack OF pneumonia and
pleursy.
Stephen Adams returned yesterday
from Occur d'Alene where he spent a
few days visiting friends.
Rebekahs' supper at fraternal hall
Monday, Sept. %, at $50 p. M.
Eye Glasses, 25 cents to So so
pair. Eyes tested. Farley's Phar-
macy.
Bartlett Sinclair has been confined
to his home part of the time for the
past few weeks with illness. but is
much improved this week.
Rev. anu Mrs. w. J. Thompson
entertained a party Of young people
at the manse one evening last week.
About 20 were present and a very
agreeable time Is reported.
Ed Sullivan, the wide awake mar
shall OF Rathdrum, was in town Tues.
day afternoon, says the Spirit Lake
Herald.
Fred brennan of this place and
James Green of Athol spent last
Saturday at Pend Oreille lake. They
got a number Of fine fish.
The officers and N rmbers of Syrin-
ga Temple No. Pythian Sisters are
kindly requested to be present next
Thursday evening. Oct. |. Several
candidates will be initiated.
DR.. G. A. Poleson who recently
sold his residence to J. G. Thomas,
has purchased the H. Martin house
on Mccartney street near the M. E
church, and will move it soon.
County Superintendent Egbers has
been busy part of the present week
completing his annual report to the
state superintendent.
Supper at $3.50 p. M, will be served
Monday, Sept. %, at the hall. Price
25 cents. BRING your friends and
relatives and you will be served with |
the best supper on earth.
DR.. Poleson, veterinary surgeon,
reports considerable lung fever among
horses that he has been treating 10
this neighborhood. No serious cases
have been reported, however.
Roscoe and Lester Satchwell and
Will Waddell left Wednesday by
team for fishing excursion to Pend
Oreille lake. They went prepared to
spend ten days aud will keep their
frying pan creased for all friends who
might visit them in camp.
Mrs. M. A. Wells, grandmother OF
Superintendent G.. w. Spoerry, left
last week for Twin Falls and vicinity
where she expects to spend the great
er part OF the fall and winter visiting
friends.
Mrs. E. C.. Gralapp returned Mon
day from a visit with her brother and
nephew at the Snowstorm mine 10
Shosho0e county where she spent the
summer very eDjoyably.
Isaiah Layers returned Thursday of
last week from Payette, Idaho, and
Walla Walla, WASH, where he bad
been visiting relatives since the
American lake encampment which he
attended during the latter part OF
August.
w. S. Gill left yesterday for Spirit
Lake with his wood saw to cut 100
cords for va rfeilc M rites there Mr.