The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-03-14

If Chambers Cold Tablets don t
cure you of colds and LaGrippe you
need not pay us a cent H. NJ.
I Moore & Co.
Work on the new Catholic church
Will be commenced as soon as the
weather settles. The building will
cost about $1,000.
1 am prepared to supply all com
ers with the latest 1912 patterns
of wall paper at bed rock prices.
Give me a CALVIN. Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. VERNE Johnson will
give wedding dance at the Woodman
Hall Friday evening, March %, to
which everybody is invited, Music by
the Richfield orchestra.
One or two international wars
were narrowly averted in Richfield
this week. only by the discretion and
agility of one side of the interested
parties in finding an urgent engage
ment elsewhere.
From present indications, blowing
will be begun within a very short
there is some blowing done at Good
time on the Richfield tract. Already
ing and en- down the Snake river at
the lower attitudes
Siphcns to carry irrigation water
oorOce +bo roilrOod Urada ono hofpu
put in at several points along the
Central Idaho on the Richfield tract.
The boom Of blasting is getting to
be quite familiar again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Johnson are
preparing to entertain their fiends---
all of them---at a free public ball to |
be given at the Woodman Hall in
Richfield, March 22nd. Both public
and private invitations are being
sent out for the event. which is to
commemorate their wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. JW. Huffman and
their old home in Kansas, having
decided that Mrs. Huffman's health
is better there than here They ex-
pected to rmain in Idaho, building
4 comfortable home here in Rich
field, which they are now selling as
they leave the state.
Edwin H. Rothrock, who came to
Richfield from Oregon lasthfall, died
Tuesday from a complication of dis
eases from which he has suffered
FOR a long time He has made his
lone here with his daughter, Mrs.
Pemberton, living north of town. IN
erment will be here in Richfield,
IN Friday The deceased was SO
'ears Of age, and was a native of I
Illinois.
The third number on the Richfielc
course is to be given
It the church, Friday night, an ad
Iress on the Philippine Islands. by
Jharles J. Isle Of the Recorder Of
ice, who spent some time in the ISL
nds. The lecture will be illustrated
y a number of stereopticon slides,
nade from views selected from the
everal hundred photographs taken
y the speaker. The proceeds go
Q help pay for the seating of the r
hurch basement.
J. Valentine Hawk, superintendent
hoo - ho =
home finding society of
he state, is to occupy the pulpit at
he Methodist church, Sunday morn
lg and night The home, which is
)cated at Boise, is one of the
st of all the state and private char
les, and is doing a great work for
ne homeless and the afflicted little
mes Of the state. Good audiences =
re urged for Mr.. Hawk---and the
lbject is one that will interest any
ne.
Because of the threatening wealth
? and the bad roads and the dark
light, the Fortnightly Club meeting
4 Tuesday evening was not largely
tended A good program was pre-
nted, however, with H. J. Matthew
the principal speaker upon The
Form of Government in
es Mcines." Mrs Pratt led the
scussion en- Current Events, with n
number of interesting items. An
pecially fine piano number by Miss
ouise Little, and duet by Mr. and
rs Lisle, were the musical num-
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