The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-02-22


Morrow Lumber Co., Gooding, was
Richfield visitor this week.
If Chambers Cold Tablets don
cure you OF COLDS and LaGrippe you
need not pay us a cent. H. NJ
Moore e Co.
The Central Idaho is handling
large number Of passengers and
large amount OF freight between thi
city and Blaine The company now
has an agent at Blaine.
Il was permanently cured of Kid
ney and Bladder trouble by using
I soc boxes of Chambers Kidney and
Bladder Pills My trouble was of Il
years standing" Sold exclusively
and guaranteed by H. NJ Moore Co.
Several Of the employees of the
Utah Construction Company, who
worked here during the past sum-
mer. We're in Riehfield this week. en-
route to HALEY to attend thee trial
Of George w Koutz.
A fine little snow came Thursday
night, to ad that much moisture to
The none toe generous supply sent
this locality this winter. 1t was es-
pecially acceptable to the dry-land
farmers, who must depend upon rain
and snow, and not on irrigation.
James Clark. the Soldier real es-
tate man, arrived in Richfield Thurs
day enrcute to his home at Soldier
He had been on visit to his old
home in Tennessee, where he had
net been for a quarter of a century
His mother died the day after he ar
rived there and his father is not ex-
pected to live
Mrs NJ o. Young announces the
engagement of her daughter, Nina
NJ. Young to Vernie Johnson, the
marriage to take place in Boise, Feb
ruary %, 1912. Immediately after
the ceremony the young couple will
leave on a trip through California
They will be "at home" to friends
at the Johnson ranch after April /.
An interesting farce from Dickens,
and refreshments after the porgram,
will be part CT the evenings enter
tainment at the Fortnightly Club,
next Tuesday night All members a /
urged to attend There will be
but four more literary evenings this
year. as the Club suspends active
work in April, to open up again in
October.
The stuttz show company of 16
people played three nights in this
,ity this week The show was well
above the average of travelling or
carnations, and had a deservedly
good house each night This is
he biggest company and the longest
;tay of any company that has as yet
listed Richfield They furnished
iome excellent music as part Of
heir entertainments.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Taper and
Dr.. Davies went over to Boise, We'd
lesday, called as witnesses in the
ase of the government against the
nen charged with robbing the post
'ffice at Picabo One of the men,
will be recalled, came to the
'apper home to secure aid for the
lan who was wounded. and DR.. Da-
les treated the injured man after :
e was found and brought to town
Mr. and Mrs Lechleiter, recently
eek, to make their home here. Mr.
f Gooding, arrived in Richfield this
is travelling auditor for
he Iowa Lumber Company. which
as several yards in this part of the
ate and expects to do an immense
usiness all along the Central Idaho 4
ailrcad out of Richfield, making
lis an especially favorable point to
headquarters. They may
scure the Huffman residence.
A. o. Davidson Of Rerrien Springs
ichigan, brother-in-law of Chief
Jerk Weatherwax, Of the Idaho Irri
tticn company, arrived in Richfield
e latter part of last week and win
axe this his permanent home. Mr.
ayidson is an experienced Michigan
rmer and has purchased 40 acres
land near town. His household 4
eds and implements are on the =
ad and he expects his family here
out the middle of March.
Music Ever Helpful u
Music is the nearest at hand. the