The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-02-08

were held at the church last Sunday
Services viii be held this Sunday
rs usual
H. O. Doolittle of Bellevue liket
Richfieid SO well that he stayed owe
another day after the other Ode
Fellows had gone home. He miss
ed the train by about ten feet
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Mrs. Schwaner entertained hei
Sunday School class at a part!
at her home on Bannock street, Sal
urday afternoon, any very enjoy
able timei S reported by all who
attended Music and games furn-
nished amusement for the guests,
and refreshments were servd.
The double-header basket ball
game between the girls of Rich
field and the girls Of Shoshone, and
the boys of Richfield and the boys
OF hoshone, which was played here
last Saturday night, resulted in a
victory for the Richfield girls and
the Shoshone boys The games were
both close and holly contested.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Osborn were
Richfield visitors, Sunday and Mon
day, coming over from Vale where
Mr.. Osborne has his headquarters.
He says that they have had severe
weather over there, for all the low
altitude and their proverbial mild
climate. The mercury has showed
as cold weather there as here. and
railroad building has gone pretty
slowly so far.
Chas. J. Isle of the Recorder
returned Sunday from Boise. where
he had been for a month, attend
ing the extra session of hte legisla-
ture as assistant secretary of the
senate. He reports that about the
first sunshine he has seen this win
ter was here in Richfield on his re-
turn; the weather having been al
most continuously cloudy and foggy
in the Capital City. 1t has gone
past the joking stage to invite
the people Of Boise to come over
here to the Wood River country to
spend a pleasant winter.
E. NJ. Chalmers, who has a fine
claim down in the Johnson neighb or-
hood, southwest of Richfield, is one
man who looks to Idaho as about tn (
only place for a live manto live. |
He is spending the winter in south
ern California, for which fact he
says he goes out behind the barn
black and blue. He says a lot of
things that would rifle most any
Native Son of the Golden West
10 inoendiary pitch to hear, and he
swears that all these mean things
are strictly true. He longs for the
line when he can come back to this
and Of good water and fertile soil
nd livepeople whom a fellow wants
o meet.
Almost the entire engineering
orce who laid out the first work on
he Riohfield tract for the J. G.
White Company, may be found in
soise, or scattered out over the
Vest looking after business on their
wn responsibility. James A. Green,
Tho left first, associated with him
number of the younger men--Day,
Collins, Jones, Hrubesky, Lehmkuhl,
'orter and two or three others---and
hey have formed corporation with
efficient capital and energy and
bility to undertake almost anything
/ the engineering or construction
ne. They have some fine con-
acts on hand, which should put
lem well to the top of the list of
lccessful corporations. >