The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-09-25
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A. M. Richardson made brief visi
to the Twin Falls country last week.
Remember, there is no charge to hav
your eyes examined by Dr. Harris. -Ad
Mrs. r. E. Mickelwait and daughte
Margaret visited in Shoshone, Saturda,
and Sunday.
1t is cheaper to buy screen doors thar
TO swat the flies. Iowa Lumber Co.
Ltd. ADV.
A. C. Chapman, who owned the lane
on which the now thriving town of Hill
City was built, had business in Rich,
field Thursday night.
The "Vici" gold mounted eye glasses
are the best, most durable, and fit bet
ter than any other finger nose glasses.
Ask DR.. Harris to show them to you.
Sheridan Strunk, who has been living
for n short time past in the old Blake
house on the Runciman addition, start
ed this week for Gooding, expecting to
make that place his home.
The bad breaks in the concrete walks
at the Mcmahon and Peterson corners
on the way to the depot, are being re-
paired this week The old walk had to
be taken out, and new foundation put
in.
Jonah P. Burton left Tuesday for In
diana, where he expects to make his
home, after having lived here for more
than year. Mrs. O. c. Burton and
Mrs. Wade went down as far as Sho-
shons with him.
Mrs. Lisle and Mrs. Denecke, the
two Richfield delegates to the Better
Babies" show ut the state fair, left on
Tuesday for Boise, to return Friday
with the information required to give
the Richfeld show the proper start.
Mrs. Arthur A. Coleman, who with |
her husband and another partner pub |
fishes the Burley Advocate, was Wis
itor with the L. C. Walker family the
last of last week. The Colemans and |
the Walkers were neighbors back in
Mankato, Kansas.
j. A. Folger & Co., San Francisco,
offer one Cabinet Spice Case, with sam
pies Of coffees, teas, spices and ex-
tracts. for the best Spice Cake, made
from Folger's Baking Powder, and Big
R. Flour. Contestant to show bill for
-four and baking powder from Richfield
antile Co.
The Recorder has received letter
rom Rev C. c. Pratt, who left three
weeks ago to take the pastorate of the
Methodist church at Kimberley, near
Twin Falls. The retiring pastor did
Tot move out for almost week leav-
ne the Pratt family homeless for that
ong. They are located now. and well
'leased with the place and the people.
S. D. Boone came down from HALEY, /
thursday, on business with the com
ANY. Mr. Boone was the original pro- f
motor of the the Idaho Irrigation Com 7
any, organized the company, selected {
he townsite of Richfeld, and was the L
iggest booster the tract ever had He c
listed the grain display being prepar
for Richfield Day, and was most en- {
husiastic in his praise of the produc- .
ig power of the Richfeld soil
Attorney Fletcher came up from Sho-
hone, Thursday, after attending court v
lere the first of the week. He secur- f
] 4 reversal of the lower courts rul- v
g on the McNulty-AndrewB yrne case, s
} that McNulty wins out. Also, the a
ourt overrule1 the county's demurrer a
| the suit brought by A. M. Richard v
IN against the county for services in e
lie small pox quarantine last winter, t
nd the case will now come to trial, Ii
it'll the probability that Richardson o.
ill win. Il