The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-09-16


in town.
G. A. Hoagland of Boise, was in the
city Wednesday.
E. J. Williams of St Louis, was in
Richfeld Monday.
B. w. Reeves and wife visited in
Haley this week.
Have your letter heads and envelopes
printed in Richfield.
A. j. French went down to Shoshone
on business Tuesday.
A. D. Crothers was up from sho-
shone last Saturday
Ira w Black and wife dove down
to Shoshone Tuesday
D. H. Bart of Boise, was in the city
on business Tuesday.
Ira Cornelis of shoshone visited with
M. J. Farmer Sunday.
H. B. Blades of Salt Lake City, was
in the city Wednesday.
Louis A. Hamilton Of Keaney Neb.,
was in the city Sunday.
Sheriff Wheeler was up from Sho-
shene on business Tuesday.
The Recorder will do your job work
with neatness and despatch
Shipping tags with yoar name and
business printed a this Office
E. R. Crothers visited with home
folks at Shoshone over Sunday.
J. W. Purefoy of Salt Lake City,
was Richfeld visitor Tuesday
R. J. Lennon has been doing some
plumbing at Shoshone this week.
T. R. Buchan of Pocatello, trans
acted business in Richfield Monday.
Mrs. v. S. Collins Of Shoshone, Wis
tied friynds in Richfeld Wednesday.
Ora Neil and Bruce Igou went down
to Shoshone on business Wednesday.
F. P. Hill OF New York, was regis
tered at the Richiield Hotel Tuesday.
B. C. Sexton of Chicago, was regis
tered at the Richfield Hotel Monday.
j. w. Mcconnell of Denver, is trans
acting business in Richfield this week.
j. L. Underwood made final proof on
his place south of the depot Wednes-
day.
Rev Peake of HALEY, was in the
city Monday, the guest of Rev vii
liams.
Rev. Pealse- of Haley, this week
purchased two residence lots on Ada
avenue.
Clarence Poteet went out to the
Byrne ranch Wednesday to assist in
haying.
Pat Brannon, foreman of the masons
at the new school building went down
to DIETRICH Monday.
Work on the new school building is
moving along rapidly and the basement
is about completed.
F. j. Barnes of Payette, brother-in- I
law of A. D. Crothers, was Richfeld
visitor last Saturday.
F. w. Whittier of Twin Falls, was
in the city Tuesday, looking after the
cement sidewalk contract.
Mr. and Mrs c. D. Lehmkuhl left
Tuesday evening for two weeks visit
with relatives in the east.
H. H. Hillard General Manager of
the Weeter Lumber company, was in
the city on business Monday.
Part of the chairs ordered for the
Commercial Club rooms, arrived We'd
nesday and they are beauties.
We appreciate your business. Let
get acquainted. The Iowa Lumber
company, M. J. Unger, Manager.
Manager C. H. Fitch of the Idaho
Irrigation company, returned Sunday
from business visit to New York.
Samuel Storrow Of San Francisco,
who is connected with the J. G. White
Co., was kich1eld visitor this week.
R. A. Miller has rugged up huck-
ster wagon and is supplying the market
with vegetables, fresh butter and
eggs.
E. NJ Hamlet of Bellevue, is making
to open a fruit store in
the building formerly occupied by H.
NJ Moore.
Work on the NJ E. parsonage is ]
moving along rapidly and Rev. Williams 7
expects to have his family with him in
1 short time.
R. A. McCrea and family have ar
lived from Occur d Alene, and have !
AIKEN up their residence on their farm p
hree miles north of town. r
E. A. HUSKY, who has been employ a
d in the Weeter lumber yards at this {
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