The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-06-24

II. T.. MlchleWdll ana Bill bdlley
went up to Silver creek Tuesday trout
fishing
Miss Alice Kirkley left Monday for
visit at HALEY. She will remain
until after the Fourth.
Bruce Igou went out to the dam
Saturday to see the sights. He re-
turned Sunday and reports a pleas
ant trip.
Miss Pruda Fowler is assisting in
the dining room of the Richfield hot
ell.
Bobbie McMachon went down to
Shoshone Saturday and returned on
Monday. with some pets he had left
behind when moving to this city
Mrs. Andy Peterson and children
arrived in RichfelJ from 5h5 hone
Monday and will make their home in
this city.
Gooding, Shoshone and HALEY are
making extensive preparations for
Fourth of July celebrations.
The young peoples society is max
ing arrangements to give an ice icrem
social in the near future but the date
has not yet been decided on
Lost-Last Sunday, lady's gold
bracelet. engraved with lilies. on the
top side Finder will please return
to Miss Gertrude Yaden.
Mrs. H. ]. Knox, who has been
quite i'll for some time past, is able
to be up and around again.
H. J. Knox's new house on Ban
mock street is going up rapidly and
in short time will be ready for oc-
cupancy.
The Flying Dutchman, employed
by Byrne Bros, eloped with two girls
Sunday taking along the delivery
team, causing Tom to go to the ranch
for team before he could bring his
meat to town The Dutchman re-
turned Monday morning; so did Tom.
Miss Anna Murphy of Baker City,
Oregon, is visiting with her sisters,
Miss Agnes Murphy and Mrs. NJ. ].
Byrne at the Byrne ranch this week
Miss Dora Byrne of Burns, visited
in Richfield short time Sunday.
S. ]. Smith of Madison, wiscon-
sin, arrived in Richfield Tuesday and
has taken charge of the Richfield ho-
tel barber shop, and is now prepared
to serve the public. Mr. Smith is
pleasant gentleman to meet and he
come highly recommended as first
class barber from his old home.
Miss Gertrude Yaden arrived in
town the latter part of the week on
the special car from the Lewiston
Normal where she attended school
the past year After visiting here a
day or two she went up to Richleld
to her new home. 1t is likely she
will go back to Lewiston for the COM
ing season. -Shoshone Journal,
Rev. Barger and the Methodists of
Richfield feel very much elated over
the new church building which they
are constructing in Richfield and they
look forward to its completion with
eager anticipations.-Jou
What has become of the Richfield
Club? They have not
met for some time and this is some
thing that is of too much Importance
to the town to let drag, but they |
should meet once a week and get |
new members and go to work with
vim that would make outsiders sit
up and take notice.
Both the Sunday school and the
Young Peoples meetings are enjoy
ng a good attendance every Sunday
The work on the new Methodist
church is moving rapidly along and
t will only be a matter of a short
ime until the First M. E. Church of
3ichfield will be ready for use, which
will be much more convenient than
he old school house for preaching
md Sunday School purposes. 1t has
lot yet been decided whether a min
ster will be employed for this charge
t present or not.
Mrs. w. M. Smith of Shoshone, Wis
ted in Richfield between trains last
friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Long of Good
ng were Richfeld visitors the latter
art of last week
RECIPE FOR A GOOD TOWN.