The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-10-27


city on business Tuesday
Andy Tongish is building a house
on his homestead north of town.
Mrs. T. B. Brush has been suffer-
ing from a severe cold this week.
The family of Prof Lenker are vi
ting friends in oGoding this week.
The plasterers are now at work on
o. C .Burtons' new residence on nor
Main street.
o. c. Burton has had the well dri
drainage hole for system of mod
ern plumbing.
James H. Lane of Boise was look
ing after busoness interests in Ric-
field tbs week.
VIM Grimes, a pioneer on the
south side of Camas Prairie, was in
Ri,hfield this week.
Mr.. and Mrs f. WPowell went
down to the Baugh ranch Monday
after load of fruit
N. w. Thompson returned Froday
from Boise, to finish the deferred
final proof on his claim north of
town
Mrs. T. l. Mcmahon will enter
tain the Ladies" Aid Society at her
home, Wednesday afternoon of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Mickelwait Wis
tied in Dietrich, the last of last
week, taking in the big dance Fri
day night.
Mr. and Mrs H. ]. McVicker, &C
companied by an aunt of Mr. McVic-
ker Of Salt Lake City, visited the
big dam, Monday
Prof. Lenker and Miss Dew of the
Richfield schools are attending the
joint institute of teachers at Poca-
tello this week.
A. T. Park and Mr. Swingle took
a four horse load of lumber and ma
chinery to their ranch on Camas ra-
irie this week.
DoWler and Mrs Champlain
Of Boise and Mrs R. J. Mcmahon OF
Shoshone visited with Mrs. T. l.
Mcmahon Tuesday.
Sidney Bloom left Thursday for
Iowa where he will attend the Iowa
Agricultural College this winter and
Incidentally boost a little for Rich
field.
Charles R. Smeed made final pro-
Thursday on his fine 40acre farm
west of town. He left Friday for
Boise, where he is interested in one
of the biggest livery barns in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Spellman, liv-
ing out near the dam, were in town
the first of the week. Mr.. Spellman
went up to HALEY, Tuesday, to file
on some fine desert land adjoin-
ing his farm.
Mrs. VIM Strunk returned Sunday
from Boise, where she went for sur
gical treatment in one of the city
hospitals. She bids fair to be COM
pletely restored to strength and
health by the treatment
Mrs. C. o. Clark arrived Sunday,
from Detroit, Minnesota, to join
her husband who has been here for
several months They are now To-
ceted on their Carey Act claim one
mile west of town.
Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Williams left
for visit of several days
with relatives and friends in Boise.
They formerly lived at eMridian, a
few miles only from the capital city,
and havr many friends through the
valley.
The Recorder promised to say lit
tie if anything about it, so it is not
at liberty to tell of how V. V. Bow
er lost his way driving between here
and Dietrich, in broad daylight, and
drove miles and miles and miles out
of the right way They got in late
for the big dance, Friday night.
Mrs. F. w. Taylor expects to
start on the 9Th of November for an
extended visit in New York, Nova
Scotia, and other points in the far
east. AS the J. G. White company,
with which Mr. Taylor is connected,
will soon finish it's construction OPP
erations here, Mr.. Taylor will prob
ably soon be transferred to other
fields, and as Mrs. Taylor will MOI
finish her visit by that time, she is
not now expecting to return to this {
place. {
The ball given at the Weeter hall
last Friday evening by A. j. French
and some of the other home boys,
was very enjoyable affair and thos
who attended report a splendid time
and say that the music has never
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