The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-07-28

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HALEY Monday
Miss Olive Euler has moved onto hei
ranch north of town.
O. C. Burton took in the celebration
at Carey Monday.
C. j. Lisle of the Recorder visited in
Boise Wednesday.
Miss Katharine Phelps has been on
the sick list this week
A. ]. Black went over to Dietrich,
Monday, on business.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Lehmkuhl Wis
tied in Haley, Saturday
Mrs. Mckenzie of Pagari visited
friends in Richfield, Sunday
A. T. Park is to make final proof
on his land near town, today.
Percy May is building new house
on his lots in the north part of town.
Mrs Jennie Lane of Shoshone was
in Richfield on business, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w M Fender re-
turned the latter part of lastweek
A crowd of young people from
Shoshone visited this city. Sunday.
Miss Katharine Phelps made final
proof on her land near town, Mon
day.
c. R. Shaw and family have moved
onto their Carey Act place adjoining
town.
Truman Mcmahon is working at the
carpenter business for j. E. Wood at
Carey.
James A. Green returned Thursday
from a visit to the Northern part of
the state.
H. J. Mcyicker make a visit to Sho-
shone Tuesday.
V. V. Bower transacted business in
Shoshone Wednesday.
C. P. Taylor of Carey was Rich
field visitor the latter part of last
week.
w. A. Quicker, auditor for the Wee
ter Lumber Company, was in the city
Tuesday.
Yell Truman of the Shoshone jour
nal was a Richfield visitor Sunday
Ind Monday
Fred Pagan has his wheat cut and
in the stack, and has already be-
gun blowing for next years crop.
York Denton and James Gildea
visited the big dam, Sunday. They
report work as progressing rapidly.
W. T. Moore, representing the
Union School Furnishing Co. of Chi
cago, was Richfie1d visitor Monday
0. c. Burton and the Kay family
went up to Carey Monday by auto,
TO attend the Mormon pioneer pic
mic.
Lennon Brothers will go to Sho-
shone the last OF the week to do
on DoctorDlls' fine new s
residence. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Pinkham ret
raed Sunday from d week visit
at Salt Lake City They report ;
pleasant time.
j. E. Wood was down from Carey
OF of work still ahead of him in AMI
IN business Saturday. He has |
around Carey. a
E. G. Mortified of Shoshonewas /
n the city Monday and in company |
With A. T. Park drove out to tn dig n
lam returning Tuesday.
An eight pound daughter arrived to !
yladen the home OF Mr.. and Mrs :
'ercy May, Tuesday evening. Mother n
nd daughter are doing well. =.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Knox and Mr. a
nd Mrs Fl. C. Dlesem drove out to Il
he diversion dam on Big Wood riv- e
r Sunday and spent the day il
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Reilly of Glas-
ow, Scotland, arrived in Rlchfeld last
aturday to make their home Mr.
.eilly is brother of Mrs Percy May
Ten of the young people of town =,
njoyed the afternoon down along i
Ie river, Sunday They took their :,
IN along and report very en- X,
)yable time.
G. w. Mickelwait and family left 60
aturday for a two or three weeks -
amping trip up in the mountains y
hey expect to hunt and fish and =,
hoy all the good things that the &c
gh hills afford Dc
Home grown potatoes are now in pr
e market. Potatoes larger than cl;
goose egg are being served, and re
me of the gardens have been yiel- Lii
g this kind of produce for two Ii
three weeks.sz4 lal
M. J. Unger, r. A. Miller, A. d. tn,
others and r. j. Lemmonwent up fol