The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-04-30
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J. G. H. Graveley, IF Boise, was il
Richfield Thursday on business.
Earl Morrison, who was reported
quite i'll last week and the first of this
week, is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Schwaner entertained the Lad
les Aid society Thursday afternoon, al
a business session of the organization.
Morris Akin, land agent for the Twin
Falls North Side Land and Water Co.,
visited Richfield on business, Thursday.
c. 0. Paulson was laid up last week
with what looked like a start for a long
and serious illness, but is now reported
as able to be around
F. F. Reeves left Wednesday night
for few days visit over at Weiser.
His mother was to come west, to visit
friends and relatives there, and he went
over that far to see her.
w. A. Denecke returned Sunday
morning from few days business visit
at Boise. He attended some important
functions of the Masonic lodge, among
other matters which attracted his at
tention.
An accident in the city water sys-
tenn during the week, made it neces-
sary to pump water from the river for
day or two instead of the deep well
that has become so popular in Richfield.
The well itself is all right, the accident
being merely the unjointing of supply
pipe
Word has been received that John
Morrison, who was taken to Belling-
lam. Washington, about six weeks ago,
for medical treatment, is recovering
finely. Mrs. Morrison went out there
the first of this week, to be with him.
They will probably be home in the near
future
Scoop says that walking is one of
the best exercises known and he ought
to know as he tried it lately. He says
the earlier it is taken in the morning
the better the results will be. Of course,
it doesn't want to be overdone, but a
distance of 2 and IL miles will not
harm anyone.
"Bill'' Bailey oas a new side-car to
attach to mis- Red Indian motor cycle {
and the two make the niftiest little I
road machine any one could wish. 1t t
will cover 30 miles an hour or even bet
ter, over the Richfeld roads, and two d
passengers can have the finest time you t
ever saw. The machine rides as easy I
as an automobile; and is as speedy and r
safe, while it does not use half the b
gasoline a
Judge H. B. Jones has made final ar c
'angements for the trade of his land Il
/ mile west of town, to W. u. Hews, c.
he new receiver of the land office at "
Haley, for the Glenns Ferry Gazette, t.
which Hews has been publishing. Mr.. A
ones went down to the Ferry this S
week to take charge of the office, and
is now being run in his name He
as expected to resign as probate judge, b,
ut the resignation will not go in to the pi
ounty commissioners until the 9th of fir
his month and maybe not then. T,
School closes next Friday, May 9Th, Fl
or summer vacation of almost four d;
lonths. The year has gone through
18th an interruption. One week vaca-
on was given at the Christmas time,
I'd two days at Thanksgiving, but be- tn
md that, there has been no interrupt ma
n whatever. Because of this it is ~ -
'ssible to close one or two or three
eeks earlier than the schools of some
the other towns. 1t puts all the va
tion into one disable period of time, &c
Id gives both pupils and techers a long, wi
ltroubled period of time to work or to Ee
lcate. sta