The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-08-05


Bill Bailey, formerly a partner Of
A. D. Lisonbee in the Ward pool
hall, was a visitor in our city this
week
Miss Georgia Eveleth came mp 10
Richfield Sunday for a few days Wis
it with friends. She taught school
here last winter.
G. w Miclxlewait has contracted for
rs acres Of clearing and blowing on
his iarla in section 6, az mites to
the north of town.
H. p Blodgett, Representative Of
the State Land Boasd was in the city
Wednesday and heard final proof
on four Carey Act claims.
Mrs l. Knex, accompanied her
mother, Mrs. WATERBURY as far as
Shoshone Saturday evening, return
ing on the noon train Sunday
Rev. Barnes, district superintend-
ent of the NJ. e. Church, preached to
fair sized audience at the Metho-
dist church in this city last Sunday
evening.
W. A. Homann, Of Hamburg, Ger
many. was registered at the Richfield
hotel Tuesday People viii come
long ways to get meal at the Rich
field hotel
Mrs Waterbury, mother of Mrs
L. s. Knox, who has been visiting
in this city for the past five weeks,
returned to her home at Anaconda,
Montana, Saturday
Rev. G, w. Barnes, district super
iDtendont Of the Methodist eA4ieli
is expected in Richfield next Sunday
to assist in the dedication Of the
NV Richfield church
A railroad man who went up to
Silver creek Sunday caught a trout
which weighed almost four pounds.
He had some others that were ordin-
arily fine fish, but beside che giant
they look like minnows.
1t is rumored that there viii be
several more weddings of Richfield
people in the near future. This
speaks well for the city as most OF
the parties concerned will make their
future homes in Richfield.
M Hedge and family, who had
been visiting for week with the
family of V. V. Bower left Sunday for
few days visit with friends at
Cooling, after which they viii re-
turn to their home at Norton, Kan
sas.
J. Fremont Miller made final proof
on his claim Wednesday and left on
Wednesday evening for Boise Mr..
Miller is well pleased with the Rich
field tract and viii put out good
sized orchard this fall, as he thinks
this country is adapted to fruit Gull
ture.
l.. S. Knox and family have moved
into their fine new cottage on upper
Main street, where they will soon
be at home to their friends It IS a
slightly building, and
one that will give them all the pleas
nres of city life. with all the good
Kings that go with the pioneed lire
n a new town.
Mrs. W. S. Durnin and two daugh-
ers arrived in Richfield Sunday from
to Join Mr.. Durnln, who Is
Employed in the Idaho Irrigation Co
,fices. They have moved ini) one
# Mr.. Deisem's houses at the corr.
Il Cass.a Ind Main. The cisAcne o.
2ichfield are glad to welcome Nj
)urnin Az family as cltil ne 9f the I
~
Section foreman Mckay with his
len has been making some much
eeded improvements at the depot :
he last week. The ground around !
he depot has been leveled and filled a
p with gravel until one does not +
eed to fall off the train to alight h
vhen the work is completed Rich
cid will have depot and grounds
, be proud of. ;,
The new fixtures for the II. M Ii
Ioore drug company have arrived
nd VIII be installed in the corner
the Recorder building, The fix
lres are all up to date and when put q
place Richfield will have as hand il
me a drug store as there is any d
ace In Southern Idaho The Conn 81
my has one Of the latest STYLES al
fountains, Marble counter and in "
ct the best fixtures that could be PIT
lrchased in the eastern markets. y
Some person either through spite III
ork or criminailF carelessness last ia
eek shot a valuable heifer belong "
g to Mrs. Thomas, and the beifer he
II probably die from the effects OF OF
o wound The heifer was found Vi