The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-11

The Wocdmen memorial services
Will be held Mt the Methodist church
Sunday forenoon, Rev. Pemberton
preaching the sermon. The Woodmen
and the Royal Neighbors VIII march
from their hall to the church In a
body.
The delegates to the Twin Falls
convention have been struggling in all
week. Messrs. Mulkey and Frost
came IN Sunday, walking from Mid.
way TO Sundeld Robert St0cker arriy-
ed home Tuesday evening and DIR.
Whitwell Is expected home tomorrow.
Yesterday morning George McKin.
ney, paymaster, and Henry G. Carr
supt, OF the Meyers Cove mine, ac-
coinpanied by his friends, started for
Meyers Cove. The party went pre-
pared 10 pack In from Leesburg II the
conditions OF the roads were such
that 1t would be necessary.
Mrs. L. j. Dempsey, who went to
Butte some six weeks ago to consult
an eye specialisu concerning her how.
returned homo last night. The
Specialist removed a cataract from
The little boys eye, and It Is hoped
ana expected that In time his eye
sight VIII be as good as ever.
There was quiet wedding Mt the
ohenon House one day last week In
which recent arrivals from the East
were the contracting parties. Secrecy
Is evidently desired; and as they are
all strangers In this vicinity II Is
unnecessary to look up the names OF
the parties to the ceremony.
Postmaster Havemann states that
DO expects to have all the mail
cleaned up that has been laying be
tween here and Bedrock. by tomorrow
night Supt. Horn left Midway this
morning with four horses load ed
down with mail and expects to get II
MI across the mountain to SunHeld
by tomorrow night.
DR.. Hubbard and family start this
morning for their deferred trip to the
Doctors former home In Wisconsin.
They expect TO 20 around by the
Junction, which route TO Bedrock Is
said TO DO fairly good. On account
o.. the bad roads and gathering In
his head the doctor has not felt that
u was judicious to make start.
Dave Sandilin came In from Shoup
Monday to assist Captain Guleke TO
take boat OF supplies to Shoup for
the mines 10 that section. Recently
Dave has been taking out ore on the
property OF his brother George. who
was drowned about year ago. Dave
states that bo had some fourteen tons
milled which yielded some $500.
Ed. Phelps, the veterinary surgeon.
'ett the last OF the week for Bedrock
where he expected 10 meet his family
when he arrived at Midway he learn.
ed that the trains between Butte ara
bedrock had been abandoned ON NO.
count OF washoats on the line. He
returned Sunday and found n tsls.
gram here from his wife stating tba,
they would remain In Butte until the
ROADS between here and Bedrock %,
in better condition.
Our contemporary is havin, an
sorts of troubles this week which an
titles them to the sympathy OF tbs
Friday OF last wssl
Editor Abbott received paraly,,c
stroke, shich affected one side OF his
lace seriously. Since that time no
aas been unable to come down Ia h,s
Office aud Is confined to his bed bn, |
'ne doctor thinks he will reeova |
with much needed rest. Mr.. prss.
ton Is also incapacitated from xorl
% account OF his eyes being serions,v
anected. During their troubles thew
nave the sympathy Of The Recor,is,
'o'ce' and Is willing to favor them IN
any way, even to the extent az 90,
iins cut their paper Tor them.