The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-09-11

Ltd. Adv.
G. w. and r. E. Mickelwait went
over to Boise and Weiser Monday
for few days business and pleas
are trip.
Don't forget to tell all youl
friends about Richfield Day-and tc
save all your best stuff for an ex-
niDit.
No services were held at the
church Sunday, as Rev. Leitch, the
new pastor, did not arrive as ex-
pected There have been no SER
vices for two weeks.
e. E. Streitz, Henry Mapes, l..
w. Garlcck and G. S. Hopes made
up duck-shooting party that had
some rare sport along the canals
and lakes north of town, Sunday.
4he Social Science Circle met on
Friday at the home of Mis-. Schwa-
ner After roll call, which was re-
sYcndcd to with short current
e,en,s, the subject for the after
noon was taken up.
me prevention and cure of tuber-
Nu4Osis was eseeoially discussed.
general discussion Followed the pa
per, aIler winch delicious refresh
lnonls were served by Mrs. Schwa-
usr ana MIS-. A. H. Wright
H. P. Blodgett and &c. ge Long of
Goooing wele in town Tuesday and
Wednesday to attend the council
Inoe.iAS tuesday n ght and figure
on the concrete sidewalks to be laid
mere IN hlonIield this fall.
S.reitz q Fields shipped fine
reg sleiea Y. l. Z. pig TO Filler tAe
l1rsl oI the week. They have some
cl tne best bred stock in this part
u the s1ale, ABOUT sixty pigs for
ms ear crop, and expect 10 have
9 g.Do demand for the sock from
many places.
Geodge Macarthur expects to live
:. MS nome on The ranch east of
town, and drive to and from his
sohoo4 here IN town. He has the
GRAMMAR grade in the Richfield
schccls, and the first few days OF
work indicate that he will be a
teacher Of unusual ability.
The Recorder family enjoyed
some fine trout this week from that
expert and inexhaustible pole and
tackle OF Ira Cornelius. The trout
are said to be biting finely now,
md some good catches are being
made. OF ali the fishermen, how
sver, Cornelius is in the lead as
/ sure fisherman.
All the teachers on the tract who
lad been in attendance at the teach
RS inst tute at Boise, came in on
satud days train, re2dy for work
Monday. Mrs Fagin, who is teach
ng in the district north of town,
vas honor ed by being asked to sing
or the institute at the Boise High
school auditorium, during The week.
Mrs. Hugh Fenton and Mrs. Hugh
,aker entertained the Social Science
ircle Fricay afternoon of this week.
/ the FentCn home. This is the
irst meeting Ct the new club year.
It the last meeting, several new
lemDels were voted in, and the
lub starts off with the most flat
ring prospects of any mia or
in this part of the state.
Miss Fe. meal French was Rich
cid visitor Sunday, to look over he
md west Oh town. She is dian
f women at the state university at
[oscow, and had only little time
remain here, as she was required
/ to get back to look after her
epartmental work The university
coming on a recold-breakin g at
sndance this year in all depart
ents.
j. b. Lem mOu Ills WeSh plSoOHtCe
lie Recon der with some of the fin
It sweet corn the writer has ever r
en- in Idaho, raised in his garden L
nth OF the track. Nowhere does
stter sweet corn grow than right
ere in Idahc-but too many gard
lers have looked with suspicion on
e matter of raising corn, and have +
rs accepted an offer from Capt. =
ey pant as they might be. The
IN grows finely enough when the
ght varieties are planted and the II
oduct is given good care, to war 4
MT some one talking of canning
Glory g
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