The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-09-15

Gwin left this week for PocateIlo to
attend the Academy at that place
this winter.
Mrs. John Lennon of Twin Falls
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Ethel Bogie, visited R. J. Lennon
End wife Wednesday
Work on O.. c. Buttons new res
idence on north Main street, near
the park, was started Tuesday. The
work is being lone by shorty Cd
wards and Ray Mills.
French and Italian prunes for
sale, good quality, hundred pound.
lots three cents per pound, f. O. b..
at Richfield. Address H. A. Thayer,
Shoshone.
w j. Taper drove down to Diet
rich, Friday to visit with his broth
er, who made proof on his claim at
that place, Saturday and left for his
home in Iowa.
j. P. Wood of Seattle has bought
the DR.. Hunt quarter section 2 miles
west of town and accompanied by
his wife has arrived in Richfield to
make their home.
York Denton left Wednesday for a
visit to Denver, Colorado. He will
be gone until about the first of
October, and N has it hat he
will not return alone.
A social dance will be given at
the Johnson school house next Fri
day evening to which everybody is
invited. Good music will be furn-
ished and a good time is insured.
James A. Green has rented the
Lincoln Hotel and is papering and
qainting and otherwise making i'm
provements. He expects to open
for business about the fifteenth.
w. F. B~eardsley. utility man for
the Weeter Lumber company, has
come 10 Richfieid to take the place
OF York Denton the local manager,
Willie Denton is away for a vacation
OF two or three weeks.
W.. T.. otStit was idiu up The lllSt
of the week, as a result ola sur
gical operation for throat trouble.
He suffered a good deal. last winter
from his throat, and determined to
prepare for this year by the relief {
offered by modern surgery.
Manager l.. w. Mcconnell went to !
Shoshone Wednesday to meet Mrs /
Mcconnell and children, who arriv- g
ed there from Denver. They came
up to Richfield, Thursday, and will I
soon be "at home in their beauti- f
full and commodious residence here.
Postmaster Reeves is spending a
week in visiting down in the Twin
Falls country; not with the idea of
picking out a new home, but to find
out just how much better this sec l.
ton may be when it gets its growth. u
Mrs Reeves accompanied him as far u
ac Shoshone. n
F. w. Powell and L.. C. Eastwood, :.
living a mile and a half west of G.
town, made final proof, Saturday. T.
Mr.. Powell has the distinction of the ~
best improved place on the tract, r.
and Mr.. Eastwood has raised a gar al
den that would capture enough blue 81
ribbons to start a wholesale milliner So
store. G.
R. E. Mickelwait has been appoin- ST
ted a member of the republican cou NJ
ty central committeer, the chairman tV
Of the Richfield precinct ~organiza-
ion. He will go to Shoshone, Sat %
lrday, to help perfect the working ~
organization, select a county chair
nan, a state committeeman, and to
tart the inside work for the coming
iampaign.
Probably the largest audience that 80
yer gathered in the Richfield Meth =
dist church, attended the sacred
oncert given there Sunday night by
le church choir. 1t was not of a
retentious nature, but represented
le best that local singers, most of Sc
are busy people, could pre-
are while carrying on their daily ar
ork. Quite a varied program was
.esented. with solos, quartets, and 10
Ioris numbers thai were interspers No
with a few hymns by the congre- nv
.tion. The good words spoken of To
q concert by the audience are en- DO
couragement to prepare for a sec Of
d such evening at no distant date. PR