The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09

Cbas NOgleI and Emmett haoIetZ
blew In from California Monday on
the coach. They report that Cali.
fornia is good enough for a winter
resort but for a continuous abiding
place they are well enough satisfied
with Salmon, and think they can
remain here 10 perfect content.
n. /. Andrews and wife came In
from Los Angeles, where they have
been visiting a daughter, Monday.
They were In the sleeping car when
the train pulled through Cotton, the
same one IN which Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan boarded at that place, but the
presence Of each other on the same
train was not discovered until the
next day about noon, as they were
stopping for a time at some town In
Nevada. Mrs. Andrews has been
absent for most of the winter. but N.
|. went out to come home with her a
couple of weeks ago.
There was large attendance at the
Bell Social at the court house Friday
night OF last week. In fact the room
was we'll crowded. The program was
good and very much enjoyed by those
present. Most OF the numbers we're
so good that it would do the others
an injustice to specifically mention
any one without IN sntioning them all.
After the program tea, coffee and
cookies were served. Over S36 was
cleared by the efforts OF the young
people which is about half of the
funds they intend to raise for the
purchase of the bell for the church.
W. J. Brown and wife who have
been spending month or more at
their old home at Toronto, Canada,
and visiting with relatives at De-
troit, Michigan, returned home the
first of the week. Mr.. Brown states
that they enjoyed their visit and
recreation to the fullest extent 1t
might not be out OF place to suggest
TO some of our bachelors 20 take a
Journey to Toronto forthwith. Mr..
Brown states that he was In de-
partment store at Toronto which EN-
ploys five Thousand clerks continual
y. At this store any commodity can
De secured from wife to a marriage
license, or from toothpick to a
steam engine.
Mesdames J. Rogers and M. Sweet,
,wo prominent ladies from Chailis,
'rrived here Friday Of last week and
we're guests, most of the time at the
pleasant home OF Mr.. and Mrs Ro.
iolph Wright, until Monday morn
ny. Mrs. Sweet Is the wife of the
ditor OF the. Messenger and Mrs.
Rogers Is an author OF fiction, who
las gained an envlable reputation in
he reading world. She has publish.
ID several works and is now engaged
n writing Dixie series. She came
I the request OF her publisher to get
photograph of herself which Is to
70 used In illustrating the work.
they are both most charming ladies
o meet and converse with.
1t is not always necessary to 20 to
hurch to bear sermon, nor is it al
Vays necessary to 60 to prayer meet
ngs to get an inspiration. The fol-
owing sermonette was handed to the
writer by a, young man whu Is far
rom being a church member, but
vidently considers 1t the duty of the
eople to contribute towards the
ause OF Christianity to the extent of
lis means. The sermonette follows:
Ibid you ever stop to think that it
God Almighty that gives you your
God health and eyesight to read
hese lines? What have you given
I'm In return? II you 90 to church |
n Sunday perhaps you give the small
81 piece OF money In your pocket. /
ook. Does this show an apprecia-
lon of the favors received?"