The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-07-14
Mrs. DR.. Heine has been quite iii


from Ticura.
Frank Thomas made brief visit
to Ticura, Sunday
Miss Vanoil returned Saturday
from a visit to HALEY
=. L. Gorton made trip out to
the big dam, Saturday.
S. d. Boone was down from Hal
ley on business, Tuesday
J. NJ. Beeman made trip up on
Camas Prairie, last week
DR.. Heine made business trip TO
Shoshone Tuesday evening.
R. E. Mickelwait transacted bust
ness in Shoshone Monday evening.
Il j. McVicker took a load of
Italian workmen out to the dam,
Sunday
Chas. J. Lisle of the Recorder was
a business visitor to Gooding. We'd
nesday.
j. V. Dawson of the Iowa Lumber
Company was in the city on business
Monday.
G. T. Gossett, Jr., came to Rich
field Friday, from Seattle, for
visit here.
G. H. Fitch had business in Boise
this week for the Idaho Irriga-
ton Company
NJ. j. Unger is building a fence
around his acre tract in the Under
wood addition.
The Weeter Lumber company re-
ceived a car of pine lumber from Or
egon this week.
w. A. Henderson is having
house built on his Carey Act land
northwest of town.
F. c. Pierce was up from Sho-
shone, Monday to look after his
land adjoining town
Miss Orene Mcmahon returned the
first of the week from visit with
friends in Shoshone
a trip to Shoshone and Twin Falls.
He reports a fine visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Mickelwait
visited with Mr.. Mickelwaits par
ents at their ranch, Sunday.
George Harvey was in from his
ranch, Tuesday, and took out a new
mower and will begin cutting hay at
once.
The Iowa Lumber company is hav
ing large coal shed erected on the
railroad right of way, west of the
depot.
Gent brothers. of Gooding are in
Richfield arranging to build house
on their Carey Act land north of
town
L. S. Knox was one of the most
successful fishermen, last Sunday,
he returning with a well filled creel
of the finest trout.
Harry Thatcher. of Shoshone, is
handling the soda fountain in the
Moore drug store while Mr. Moore
is away on a visit.
A. T. Park, who has had business
down on the North Side tract for the
past week, came home to spend Sun
day with his family.
l. W. Mcconnell, the new manager
of the Idaho Irrigation Company ,ex-
poets to leave this week for a bus
mess trip to New York City.
J. H. Isett and Frank Hardesty, of !
Boise, representing the Idahoa State /
Life Insurance Company, were doing +
business in Richfield, Tuesday and
Wednesday, e
w. j. Davis on Saturday made fl :
nal proof on his fine farm north of :,
town, and he and his wife have gone t
back to their old home in Indepen- i
dence, Iowa.
v. " Bower and family returned
Monday from their visit to Norton,
Kansas. Mrs. Bower, who has been a
pack there for about two months, is S
much improved in health. i
+. 81. Blake, former manager of :
he Idaho Irrigation Company at this h
,lace is secretary and general hus- v
Ter for the big automobile racing a
meet to be held in Boise this fall. p
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hopkins, of n
Iowa, and their
ounger daughter, Miss Amber, ar
lived here this week for visit with
heir daughter, Mrs. w. j. Taper. X
Word has been received that Mrs. v;
ym .Strunk who was taken to the So
ospital in Boise two weeks ago for g
lrgical treatment is doing well ano y,
i'll probably soon be able to re- 70
I'm to her home "a
Mrs. Ida Warren of Seattle, is ey
,,,, arrival in Richfield to make IL W;