The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-02-17
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the city Tuesday.
Don Grant is transacting business
Nampa this week
Herbert McVickers had business
Shoshone, Sunday.
G. M. Shells transacted business
Shoshone Wednesday.
Chas Hawthorn of Portland, was
Richfeld visitor Wednesday.
Remember the Commercial Clul
meeting next Tuesday evening.
D. W. Gent of Gooding, transacted
business in this city Wednesday
C. J. Redmon of Shoshone transacted
business in Richfield Wednesday.
L. S. Knox and w. S. Durnin were
Shoshone visitors, Saturday night
C. 0. Winkler of Salt Lake City,
was in the city Wednesday on bust
ness.
The family of S. G. Hamblet is NOV
ing to their ranch near Bellevue this
week.
Harry Anderson, the efficient county
clerk and recorder, was Richfeld Wis
itor Sunday.
Sage Brush Jack is enjoying the free
air once more, after thirty days visit
to Shoshone.
S. D. Boone of Haley, was trans
acting business in this city the latter
part of last week.
J. V. Dawson, of American Falls,
was in the city Tuesday, looking after
business interests.
John s. Thomas, who has home
stead north of town, arrived in the city
from Utah Saturday.
N. jacobson and son left Sunday for
Salt Lake, where they expect to work
at their trade of carpentry
A grand ball will be given at the
Weeter hall, under the auspices of the
Commercial Club Saturday evening.
Charley Durnin of Colorado, arrived
in the city Sunday, for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Durnin.
A crowd of young folks took bob
sled ride out to the Phelps ranch Tues
day evening. They report an enjoy
able time.
The Ladies Basket Ball Club will give
a box social at the Weeter Hall next
Wednesday evening. Everybody is
invited to attend.
Rev. Williams, J. M. Beeman and A.
H. Wright celebrated their birthdays
Wednesday at five o'clock dinner at
the home of Rev. Williams.
A. d. Crothers, the harness man,
shipped his household goods to this
city Wednesday, from Shoshone His
family will arrive in about month.
Mrs. bennington and daughter of
Haley were in Richfield the last of last
week with line of ladies furnishing
goods. They went from here to Burley
and Albion.
Work was recently discontinued on
blind at Gooding, because of the rouge
weather making labor too inefficient to
be profitable.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Nc :
Mahon Wednesday afternoon. There
was good sized crowd present and
4 large amount of work was done.
unch was eatved II
Robert McVicker of Nebraska, who
las been visiting his cousin, H. Nc
Wicker, left Sunday for visit at
Boise. He is looking over the country L
With view Of locating. y
Manager Caswell of the Richfield was .
Dietrich visitor, Monday. The fine Il
lew Dietrich hotel is to be opened to a.
he public, shortly, and he is giving it i.
he last artistic touches. p
Weaver is establishing a reputation =,
S ladies man and gallant, that would 80
ut Lord Chesterfield in the forgotten II
nd unimportant class. His latest af- -
yes, he'll gladly tell you. 70
Mondays wind was a genuine hair ev
aiser, thriller like the DEVILS Slide ca
: sticking ones head into the liou's TO
outh. 1t was not native product,
1t bad leave-over from Shoshone and
ooding.
C. T. Offutt of Lind, Wash, arrived he
the city this week and will commence ne
e erection of five room house on 10
s place, one and half miles west of by
wn. His family will arrive as soon pa
the house is completed. at
Mrs. Taylor entertained about fifteen we
lies last Thursday afternoon Cards a l
IRE the principal entertainment, al as
ough much pleasant visiting was in
lged in over their tea, which was ac- orc
npanied by a delicious lunch. be
to.