The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-04

A. D. Crothers visited in Shoshone
over Sunday.
J. A. Green made a business trip to
Haley Thursday
R. S. Haines transacted business in
Shoshone Monday.
H. J. McVicker went up to Haley
on business Monday.
Jim Haines left the latter part Of
last week for Butte
York Denton and VIII York drove
over to Dietrich Sunday.
VIII York left Monday for visit
with relatives at Soldier.
Miss Helen McNeal proved up on
her Carey Act land today.
VIM. Il. Burtch proved up on his
land four miles west Of town.
A. T. Park transacted business at
Soldier and HALEY this week.
Wade Marsh from Gooding was in
the city Wednesday on business.
C. II. Fitch returned Thursday
from a visit to Salt Lake City.
S. d. Boone Of HALEY transacted
business in Richfield Thursday.
Mrs. t. l. McMahon and daughter
Orene visited in Shoshone this week.
Mesdames Wilcox and Pinkham
Visited in shoshone Thursday night
Charley Poteet returned Monday
from a visit to Shoshone and Gooding.
R. E. Mickelwait visited with his
parents at their camp near Hay Spur
Sunday.
o. C. Burton took load of passen-
gers down to Shoshone in his auto
Wednesday
0. C. Burton had force of men at
work putting in bridges on the road
west Of town.
T. B. Brush went down to Goodlng
Friday after his buzz-wagon, returning
Tuesday evening.
Remember the ice cream social
at the Commercial Club rooms, on
Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs Essley have gone
to house keeping in the Shells res
idence here in town.
Mrs. VIM. Strunk returned Sunday
from Boise, where she has been for
the last month in the hospital.
Misses Lois Borden and Dorothy
PIERCE of Shoshone were up visiting
Miss Tress Mcmahon over Sunday.
H. M. Moore returned Saturday from
Iowa City, Iowa where he had been on
a three weeks visit with his parents.
Manager Mcconnell of the Idaho
Irrigation Company returned Thurs
day from three weeks business
trip to New York.
Sidney Bloom was in town this
week, from his ranch north of Rich
field He has 5 acres Of alfalfa,
which he is just starting to irrigate
Joe Vernon civil engineer of Sho- i
,hone passed through town Monday,
On his way with a crew of men to
10 some surveying on camas Prai- :
tie
G. W. Mickelwait came down from a
lis camp at ay Spur Monday return q
ng Tuesday. Mr.. Mickelwait says O.
hey have nice place to camp and are "
stching all the fish they can eat. G
Mrs. Essley entertained few of a
Ter friends at Five Hundred in homo b
# her cousin, Miss Lamb, Tuesday a
nd a very enjoyable time is report 81
d by those who attended. g
The second crop Of alfalfa is be- h
ng cut on the McClanahan place
djoining town on the west The al
ield is altogether satisfactory, and Ii
he prospect for another crop is OF ci
he finest W
c. w Tomlinson has rented a in
ute of rooms over the First State ia
Bnk and he and his wife are now pl
eeping house at that place They ii
re enjoying visit from Mr.. Tom II
nsons mother from Chicago, who ks
rived here this week for brief BIT
.ay. re
An alteration that was entirely -.
a personal nature, not connected -
it'll the county division question,
though the first argument started
yer that subject, occurred the first
the week here in Richfield be-
yeeen the Recorder and Paul S.
addock, leader of the anti-division to
rces at Shoshone. II was not a Be