The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-24


G. E. Cleveland was down from MAY
Sunday
/ VIM. Kline unregistered at the Shen-
on this week from GOoding.
Ralph Thrasher was up from Fourth
OF July creek Monday night.
". B. Walton was up the last Of the
week from Shoup.
Miss Helen Yearian returned to her
home at Lemhi Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Ramey. OF Rabbit
foot, are spending the holidays with
friends in salmon
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsey entertained a
few friends at their home Monday
evening.
X. l.. Edwards and family and W.
ii. O'brien will spend Christmas with
friends at Ulysses.
Miss Mabel Melyon left this morn
Ing for Dillon to spend Christmas va
cation with her mother and sister.
Chris Stucky was out from Leesburg
Sunday where he has been working on
some property in which he is interest
ed.
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W. W Schultz, wife and son de.
parted Saturday morning for their
former home In Kansas 10 spend the
holiday ason.
Mrs O @. Jones OF Leadore, has a
rarch which she desires to rent to a
good man on eaSy terms. TX Is
miles southwest OF Salmon.
School closed yesterday for the
Christmas vacation. Appropriate ex-
ercises were held in all the rooms and
a good time enjoyed by the children.
Henry Bloeser, former Salmonite
but now living in Butte, came in yes
terday to spend the Christmas hol.
days with his sister, Mrs. DR.. Han
mer.
John Cole and daughter May expect
TO start for Pacific Grove, California,
Saturday, where they will join Mrs.
Cole who went down early in the win
ter with her father, John Long.
Miss Estella Ball, who has been
teaching the Northfork school passed
thru town Tuesday on her way home
at Tendoy to spend the holidays with
her parents.
John Clark came down from Lead
ore Monday on a business trip. He
reports that he hears that the camp
at Gilmore is beginning to increase
operations and putting on more men.
A basket ball team will come from
Gibbonsville and play game with a
salmon basket ball team next Monday
night at the gymnasium all who are
interested in basket ball should re-
member the date and attend
The ladies OF the Culture Club will
keep open house on New Years day at
the residence Of Mrs Roy. B. Herndon
and will be pleased TO meet all their
friends on that afternoon from three
to live.
The report has drifted down from
Gilmore that conditions are liyening
up In that camp and that more men
are to be put on. 1t is said that the
Allie expects to put on ten men the
first OF the year.
TIE many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Burnham will be glad to Learn tnat
they have decided to make their
home in Salmon. AS soou as they
can find a suitable house will be at
bome to their friends.
Mrs. Minnie Shenon and Mrs. Hazel
McCracken were out going passengers
Saturday morning the former to join
her sons at Portland and the latter to
visit friends in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Haynes Of
Ulysses, who were attending the we'd
ding Of John Mckinney and Misa
Laura Whirwell last week. took the
train Tuesday morning for Lemhi
where they will visit at the Thos.
Yearian home until Friday.
A. c. Ludwig is moving the mineral
exhibit from the room 10 merly occu-
pied by the Salmon Land & Invest
ment company into the room formerly
used by Geo. Andrews. 1t is reported
that Miss Winnie White has disposed
Of her millinery business to Miss Alta
Hibhs, who will occupy the rooms. be-
ing vacated.
Della Crowder Miller, one Of Ameri.
cas- leading literary and dramatic in
terpreteTS, will be in Salmon early in
January for an evenings entertain.
ment. This recital will be given un,