The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-12-26

D. L. Greer visited in Boise the fore
part of this week.
r w. j.. Meagher of the company office
force is spending the holiday week in
Salt Lake.
The Pleasant Hour Club will give one
of its enjoyable dances at the Richield
Hotel, New Years night. Invitations
are being sent out this week.
Miss Plattner, a teacher in the Bull
public schools, is visiting this week at
the McReynolds home. She was an ac-
q%uaintance of the family back in North
Dakota.
A dance is to be given at the Marley
school house the night of January 10th.
Supper will be served, and a good time
is assured, for there is no more hospi-
table neighborhood anywhere.
Miss Gertrude Denecke came home
Sunday to spend the holidays with the
family. She is attending the state mi
versity at Moscow, going there on a
scholarship she won in the Boise high
school last year.
Miss Ava Mcmahon returned Sunday
from Salem, Oregon, to spend the holt
days with her parents and friends. She
is taking a musical course in Willamette
University, and her wonderful gift of
song is the delight of all who zeal her.
A. D. Crothers and the City Coal Co.
were the first of the Richfield firms to
put out calendars for the new year.
The Crothers calendar is a fine picture
of horses drinking at a fountain, and
the other a beautiful vine-clad cottage
like so many recall as 'sthe old home
down east.
John Turner has beer almost an in
valid for the past ten days. He had a
bad cold, and then one day his team
his team started up suddenly while was
working on the dray, throwing him VIC
lently enough against the seat to frac-
ture a rib. j. A. Green is driving the
wagon while the owner RECEIVERS. {
Joseph S%ohlberg, the druggist in the
H. M. Moore Co. store, left on Tues
day for Denver, for a weeks vacation. {
He will not take this vacation alone,
however, for he is to be married to a I
young lady of Denver, and after a brief r
honeymoon trip he and his bride will c
Richfield the last of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lisle of the Recorder
ire enjoying a visit this week from .
Mr.. Lisle's mother from Salem, Ore !
yon, and his sister, Mrs. Blodgett of =
Cooling. Mrs. Lisle, senior, was one "
# the pioneer women of western Ne II
and could tell a most thrilling
tory of frontier life. Her mother was y
isinherited for marrying a Wing, and ~
er father, a Black Democrat of an
rishman, did not visit her for 80 years. .
FRS. Lisle will visit here for several a
avs. >
The Recorder family took Christmas 81
with the Hotel Ricnfeld, and can 81
to its excellence. For quality =
f cookery, for dainty table service and .
that goes to make a hotel attract IL
e, there is not it's superior in Idaho. c
good many travelling men are max
G it a point to be here over Sunday, ~
of the superior service.
Judge Ailshie of the state supreme :.
'urt visited Richfield Saturday and D.
lnday, and delivered the long-delayed :.
lmber on the lecture course, an adj !.
on How We Crow" He took -:
the history of the country, the ply -
Al, mental, legal and spiritual devel- O.
ment, in a mastery manner. The -
dye is a profound student, a good n
eaker, and is rated as the strongest -,
IN who ever sat on the Idaho bench. -.
wing to the cold weather---it was II
zero the day he was here--the ies
tendance was not large.