The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-16

Mrs Vancil of HALEY is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. H. j. Mcvicker
this week.
G. NJ. Reason and family have
moved into the Park house on aBn-
mock street.
NJ. P. johnson is getting lumber
on his place ready for building a
ten room mouse.
Miss Cora Green returned to he
studies at Shoshone Sunday after
a weeks vacation
T. l.. Eastwood is haulin material
out to his ranch west of town to
build fine house.
Dell Lennon returned Wednesday
from a two weeks visit with rela-
+, tives and friends at Seattle
Hugh Fowler vent down to Sho-
shone Monday ..slling to assist
f. Wood in builGing a house.
Miss Tress McMahon returned to
Shoshone Sunday after weeks visit
with her parents in this city.
Chickens in this neighborhood are
encouraging theihr owners very niue
in the last few days by the number
Miss Eulolla Byrne, returned to
school at Shoshone Sunday after a
weeks visit with her parents in this
sity
Mrs Devanney of oGoding is Wis
iting with her daughters, Mrs. Bur-
ton and Mrs. Mckay in this city this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Miller visited
IN Shoshone Sunday evening return
ing home on the noon train Mon
dav.
The hotel ice houses have been
filled with fine ice this week. The
ice was shipped in from Picabo and
was about two feet thick
Lost---A lady's hand bag. contain
ing a railroad ticket to Bellevue and
$500 in money. Was left in depo
at this place. Finder leave at meat
hcL anu receive IeWdIu.
j. L. Wood wen. down to Sho-
shone Sunday cNcnlrg, where he has
4 contract cree ing a residence for
iarland Heis the ltorney
Martin Hord, of Lexington, Mo.
'ather of Mrs Earl Kirtley. living
our miles west of town, arrived in
2ichficld Tuesday ana will make his :
ZONE with his laughter on their
anch I
Earl Kirtley, living four miles {
vest of town expects to leave Ext
week for Washington, where hs~has
ONE timber land He will cut and e
10 peoI Iso IuIeAes dIqs
0 this place. \
David Fields of Spokane this
yeek purchased eighty acres of
and in section 90 expects to locat
n the land with his family this
Ill Mr. Fields had just returned S
ON the irrigated section of Colo G
lido, but liked the Esiofifieid tract y
le best He returned to Spokane Il
rednesday. "
M. L. Brooks and family and F. Il
Rorabeck and family of Tacoma, u
rived in Richfield this week and Il
i'll make their future homes in Ric
cid Mr. Brooks is a barber and 81,
r. Rorabeck is a contractor and q
ilder. Mrs. Rorabeck is a MILNE 3
i'd has leased the Fender building q
KIT to the barber shop and Will ope 81
millinery store in the near future. RI
they like the country two other x
miles from their neighborhood in b
will be here in the mar 81
The services at the church next s.
nday will be the regular hours.
nday school 1920; preaching II: q
ung peoples meeting 6:45 and 81
aching 1880. The subject in the q
rning will be "a Call to the Old n
his. District superintendent II. q
Parker will occupy the pulpit at s.
night service. The large and in "a
ssted congregations, such as at q
l the Richfield church services, a
n encouragement to the speaker
proves that the plain practical 3
pei is still fayorably recognized b
ii n tel Il gent people. Rich fieId s q q
G people constitutes an equal n
ion of the regular congrega-
). There are a few yet who do
attend regularly. You come ne
ay.---Rich G. Williams, Pastor. -