The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-09-08

itch and Cooling, last Monday, re-
turning Wednesday.
Mrs s. G. Hamblet Of Bellevue
was in the city Wednesday. TIE
family is moving to gayette
scotty Taylor the stone mason,
cane down from Carey on business
Monday, returning to that city Wed
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reeves and
family visited Sunday with their bro.
thcr, 3. w. Reeves the genial post
master of Richfield.
Miss Ava McMahon returned sun
day from a trip to Shoshone She
win go down once a week from now
on, to continue her work in music.
Percy Beers and family have NOV
ed ont on the c. r. Shaw ranch,
just north OF town. They are to
nave charge Of the place for the
coming ear
Miss Tress Mcmahon will attend
school this winter in shoshone, she
having finished her work as far as
the present course Of study in the
Richfield school.
French and Italian prunes for
sale, good quality. hundred pound
lots three cents per pound. +. o. b.
at Richfield. Address H. A. Thayer,
Shoshone
Mrs. !. L. Diesem and daughter
Emma, of aGrden City, Kansas, mot (
er and sister OF H. c. Diesem, ar
rived in Richfield Wednesday for
a two weeks visit
X G. Phelps and A. C. Draper
went to Boise Monday evening. The
expect to be there for several days
in the interest OF the Farmers AS
sociation of this place.
W. T. Walworth, secretary and
treasurer Of the Iowa Lumber Com
pany corporation with yards in sew
eral towns in southern Idaho, was a
yisior Richfieid his week
strayed or stolen, dark brown COW
sawed horns, branded sP left sideIy
right side indistinct brand left hip
Reward for return or information
j. F. Engle, Richfield, Idaho
w. J. Taper is going down to
Dietrich, Friday to visit his broth
er who is proving up on claim
there. and viii finish his residence
this week He lives in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs Barnard Of Pasadena
,'alifornia were ioolIins over the
tract this week. with a view TO To- /
eating, They went on to Portland .
from here. but may decide to come
back later.
V. " Bower made trip down to c
day lie says the Gooding people
are still claiming the election OF
some Of their candidates, and it is
some contests are al z
'cady started.
Rev and Mrs. J. r. Clark recent
v OF American Falls, made brief
lisit visit with Rev and Mrs. r Z
J, Williams. Wednesday, They were
,nroute to HALEY 10 take the pas
crate of the Methodist church OF
hat place.
w. P Morford of Portage. Wash .
vas in the city this week. looking
'ver the country with a view of {
coating. Mr. Morford was well to i
LEASED with the tract and expects -
0 locate as soon as he can sell his :.
Washington property =,
A sacred concert or song service n,
5 announced for the church, sun a
ay night in place OF the regular %
service. Every effort is 81
eng made to prsennt an attractive O.
rogram, one that vii be well worth
Ding to hear. A cordial invitation
extended to the public to attend. D.
Rev. Williams has been utilizing h;
lis week to paint the parsonage, b.
hich is much improved by the new
amt. The Ladies' Aid Society is
repairing to have the interior Of the
nilding put in good order, with
Amt new wall paper and other at II
active features. 4G
Mr. and Mrs. james I. Seward, of p
lympia Washington, who have u
arey Act claim north of town fin ~
he'd their final proof on Thursday p
ID left for their home. They are DI
nong the earliest settlers on the q
act, having made their filing more tic
an three years ago pr
Mr. and Mrs Leon Garlock return lai
Saturday from their honeymoon exl
D. three weeks camping excur- on
n up into the mountains With Ian
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