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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14
Curiosity OF Fashion.

One OF the curiosities OF fashion lie
tAs return OF the walking stick 70
favor II has had its ups and downs
ever since the DAYS OF Pericles, when
no Athenian gentleman dared be seen
abroad without II. Just as fveand-
twenty years ago the Oxford under
graduate. when not In nannels or
academical. must carry walking
stick
II 10 certainly not the undergo aduate
WHO IL bringing the former fashion In
again for his pose In Norfolk jacket
and q SLOUGH In slippers without
q hat A "clouded cane" would bs
out Of place with such accompani.
msnts Nor do we think II Is the
actor. which has always stood out
nterally-agRinst the support OF the
stick in the streets, knowing that its
nice conduct" will spoil his poise
And really, to . young man. the cane
seems the most supernuous OF encum
brAnoea.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14

Miss Beth Ball returned to her
home at Tendny Tue-da, tier a
pleasant visit Uith ter ma saloon
friends.
The Adventist church of tins city
was formally dedicated last sunday
afternoon Rev. Jay j. NethefN,
president of the Idaho conference,
officiating. There was good attend
auce and Rev Neth-ry preached q
very able sermon. This organization
began about year ago TO work
for the building Of church and
can feel justly proud Of the result of
Portable house Of worship, dedicated
to the service of the Master, Tree
/ from ali debts or encumrancss OF
any kind. II loyalty aud Zeal count
| for anything, they viii continue %
prosper and grow in the years to
come
EDGAR Williams returned Friday
from Sand Point where be had been
as 4 delegate to the state camp meet
ing OF the NJ. W A. representing the
local camp, He reports fine trip and
says that is line looking countrs.
lie states the camp endorsed resoln-
tions which are about the same ms
Ley passed ny the state camp OF
Montana in their recent meeting,
which Instruct their delegates To The
Head camp meeting at Toledo, ohio,
10 vote for change OF administra-
ton. Also the Idaho camp passed
resolutions instructing the delegates
to advocate that all members who
have become delinquent during the
past two years may be reinst"ted
without passing the usual msdica
examination.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14
SdIrnOnLOCdlS

pr. kirtlay and family at du,n
from On dis in their new auto.
VI. ". Friedorf of Leedore, was
looking after business in this city
Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. II b. Williams, Of
Lemhi we're Salmon visitors the last
Of tile week.
\ Daby hoy was born "a Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Benjamin ThurSay Of last
week.
Frank Andrews of Iron Creek. was
!, salmon husiuess visitor the first Of
no Aeek.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Gray and children
me in from Weiser lust week and
are residing in Mrs. Jones house
On RIVER street where they expect To
r-main for some time.
spray your trees raspberries cur
ants and mop vines now. We sell
IsI kinds OF spraying materials Get
4 11uklet free giving full directio
f,r use-The Quality Drug store
Geo. W Neither & Co
The extension and improvements
10 the Salmon creamery nave been
lcJmpleted and are nov in operation,
bring very satisfactory II the man
|aI~ment. They are now making
cir own ice and are buying 81, 5
f,i shipment The first of May there
were seventy -one cream patrons and
10 doubt there will be number Of
Others added to the list before tile
i summer is over.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14
See Dryer about wire.
ADV.

\. 6. Draper, receiver Of the
Letdure bank, j, n Leadort Ihi,
week OF business that Institution.
+ Mullen, uperintendent of tie
9. X p, of Armstead, "aS Salmon
visitor the first of the week.
The ice cream department Of the
Rod Cross Pharmacy is now open for
t season. Ice cream can also be
ought by the quart or pint.
Agent Burk and family expect TO
leave the last Of the week for a
mo"tn'S visit among relatives and
friends in Indiana.
Harry White wants to hur four or
ayr CT loads Of potatoes. viii furnish
tue sacks and pay forty cents a han.
dr-d IN the car.
Many of the parts have been as
signed and reAearsals will presently
hegir for the play to be presented in
June for the benefit Of the Salmon
band
Better he getting ready for the
Fourth. The chairman OF the last
year committee, Russ White, is
about to call mee ting for the elect
ion Of new committee.
Commissioner Oltmer OF Lemhi, re
turned TO MS home Tuesday morn
ing. having been in the county sea
to he present at a special meeting o
the Bard
The fruit trees % the valley are
coming into full bloom and IL 10
very pretty sight one cannot pas
an orchard Ia fun bloom withou
having desire to stop and CAM
there. 1t is hoped that there will b,
no frOsts To damage the fruit crop.
Why wait until midsummer to ge
your hat when you car get hs
that pleases you and for the leas'
money now. All hats at greatly re
duced prices this week At the Lau
retta millinery. Adv.
/ See DRYER for wire.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14
MASS MEETING.

Chairman r. W. White has called a
mass meeting for next Monday even
ing, May 2sth at the new band stand.
This meeting is called for the purpose
OF making arrangements about a
proper observance OF the Fourth.
There should be good attendance at
this meeting.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14
ANOTHER THING

Get their prices, add the freight to
them, count the loss from age and your
interest on the money tied up in some
of the stuff CAS- that is all some of it can
be called) that will last you from
months to years and where are you at
when you compare them with our
prices? We openly defy every solitary
travelling Grocery Man in this county
to meet our prices, let alone beat them.
They can't do it, and give you as good
an article as we do and they know it
too; and then we are always here to
make good anything that is not right
They will come to you with that
smooth manufactured talk of theirs;
pull the wool over your eyes; get your
order for lot of stuff that you cannot
use in years and are gone.
AND, DO YOU REGRET 1T?
If you don't you are different from
some we can name in Lemhi county,
who have some of their stuff growing
old on their shelves that they loaded
them up with year or two ago.
Now these are indisputabIe facts and IN
sooner the people wake up and boycott these lily
by night agents selling anything in Lemhi county
the sooner will your home market for all products
improve.
Let US emphasize once more our first state
nent that they cannot meet our prices on the same
grade of Groceries. let alone beat them. and we
mean every word we say. And then you can buy
as you want to from US instead OF loading up.
Thanking you all in advance for any assist
ance you may lend in our efforts to build up
Lemhi County. remain.
VEL PRODUCE COMPANY
SALMON, IDAHO
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14

The Recorder gives all the news all
the time.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
IMITATOR OF CHRIST
Mr.. HUNSBEUGEU'S TOPIC

The usual services will be conduct
ed IN Bethany Baptist Church. Elm
and Jackson streets. tomorrow. By
the Rev. J. Z. Hunsberger. Tho
theme Of the sermon az 1890 O'Clock
Will bo 'lmitator OF Christ" The
subject OF the sermon will be. Spirit
nal Attractions" at 7.t5 O'Clock.
The Brotherhood OF Andrew and
Phillip will meet at 10 o'clock in
the Chapel Hall. Hiram Yerger will
lead.
The Bible school will meet at .
o'clock in the chapel. e. Y. p. L..
prayer and praise service will be
hold at o'clock Miss Blanche
Carper VIII lead the meeting.
The monthly meeting OF the Teach
ers' Association viii be held Tues
day evening in the dinipgroom Of the
church.
The Polish services under the di-
rcction OF the Rey. Henry Schilke
will be held IN the main auditorium
Of the church az o'clock. Baptism
will be administered at the close Of
his service. The Rev Wnham L.
Pettiugiii. Of the North BAPTIST
Church, will make an address IN
English at the opening Of the serv-
ice. All Polish speaking people and
others are invited 70 the service.
The Ladies' Aid Society viii give
a sociable N the. chapel on Friday
evening.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
FIRST CHURCH
FEELS UPLIFT

The morning service at First Press
byterian Church, Market street above
Ninth, the Rev. J. Ross Stonesifer.
minister, begins tomorrow a. 1880
O'Clock. The theme Of the sermon
will be, Committed Unto God IN
Well Doing" a Go-To-Church-B Band
was organized recently aud last Sun
day had an attendance of so. The
term covers four months. and tho
members seem very much in earnest.
At O'Clock. the Sunday school viii
meet The Sunday school is grow
ing, and last Sunday showed the
largest attendance during the church
year.
The Christian Endeavor uill have
its service at o'clock The topic
for discussion will be "Why Every
One Should Sign a Temperance
Pledge" Melvin Anderson will be
the leader.
The evening hour of worship Is az
7.45 o'clock. This service Is one OF
congregational singing with an
eYangelistic sermon by the minister.
The theme at this service is The
Devil; An Evil Person Or An Evil
Principle" There viii be special
music.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
FARTHER LIGHTS
BAPTIST SOCIETY
TO CELEBRATE

Regular services will be held ia
Second Baptist Church tomorrow.
The minister, Rev. Thomas p. Hol-
loway, will have charge Of the morn
ing service aud preach the sermon ON
the theme, paul, Timothy and Hras-
tus," Acts 10, %.
The Bible School assemblies at 2.f5
O'Clock. There are classes for all
ages. as tho school is graded.
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety holds the weekly spiritual SER
vice Sunday nights at 6.45 o'clock.
Tomorrow night the subject VIII be
why Every One Should sign a Tenn
perance Pledge" Caleb T. Burchenai
will lead.
The night preaching meeting COM
mences al 7.46 o'clock. The minisfor
VIII preach on Jesus. The Most SEM
sauonal Preacher OF The Ages"
On Monday afternoon. at 3 o'clocj,
the monthly meeting OF the Dorcas
Social Society will be held.
On Tuesday, at $50 O'clock. there
VIII be a reception and banouet by,
NIIl
Baptist Churches OF Wilmington. hi
this church. The banquet will be OF
special significance on account OF the
huudredth anniversary of Adoniram
Jndson's first mission to Burma.
Miss Hughes Of Moulmoin, Burma.
snu MISS Harriet Ellis, of Boston.
VIII make addresses. Miss Bertha
Harlan viii represent Northfield
Miss Edith Frederick viii be toast
master with responses from the va
rious churches.
a thankoffering for missions will
be received
On Wednesday, the nid-wes,,
prayer and lecture meeting will be
held IN the chapel. The minister viii
continue tho lecture study OF 'Ihe
Life of Christ"
On Friday at 345 O'Clock. the Jun
ior Christian Endeavor meeting viii
be held in Tho chapel, directed BY the
church visitor.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
FIRST CHURCH
FORMS GO TO
CHURCH BAND

In First Methodist Protestant
Church. Seventh street below Wal
nut. the Rev. G. A. Robinson. pastor.
there will be class meeting at $50
O'Clock tomorrow: preaching a. 10.45
and 7.45 o'clock; Sunday school at
2.l5 O'Clock and song service at 7.3o
O'Clock. The morning preaching sub
ject will be Temptation and in the
evening, Was Christ a Unitarian or
Triniiarian There will be re-
ception OF members in the morning.
The revival services now in progress
viii continue next week. The meet
ings thus far have been largely at
tended and have been uplifting and
inspiring
Last Sunday marked the beginning
Of new era IN the history OF The
church. II was the greatest day tho
church has ever known and all who
attended the services were loud IN
their praise Of what has been ac-
complished Ia the last few mouths.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
HAPPY DAY IS
SUNDAY PLAN AT
EASTLAKE CHURCH

At Eastlake Presbyterian Church.
corner Twenty-seycnth and Market
streets, the services tomorrow will
be interesting and helpful. The Rev.
Henry Cunningham will conduct the
worship aud preach at both services.
The sermon-~theme az 1890 o'clock
Will be The Iron. Brazeu and Golden
Rules OF Life" The music will be as
follows: Prelude. "pastorale.7 ,Mer-
kle) anthem. Rejoice In The Lord, p
,Gabriel)f postlude, "Posiudium"
(Andrew).
The Sunday School and Adult
Bible Glass for men and women will
meet at o'clock
The Christian Undeayor meeting
will be held at Z O'Clock. The topic
will be why Every One Should Sign
A Temperance Pledge" Miss Helen
NJ. Chesney viii lead.
The peoples popular song and
gospel meeting will open at 7.45
o'clock. There Will be congrega-
tionai praise service at the opening.
The pastor will speak on "Riches
For All" The music at this service
VIII be of a special character, and
Will be sung by a choir Of 20 voices.
The program will be: Prelude,
"Allegretto Affetuoso," fSchuman) !;
chorus and chant, Nearer To Thee"
anthem. quartet and duet, Some
body's Praying For You.;" cello solo,
"Rubenstein's Melody in r." Mrs.
Harry Morris; anthem, Some
Where;" postlude, "Postlude in Z
flat" (Abernethy).
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
MALE QUARTET TO
SING AT EASTLAKE

Sunday services at Eastialse N. L.
Church tomorrow win be as follows.
Glass meeting at 9.30 o'clock, led bv
Walter II. Keen, preaching 4t 1880
O'Clock on "Faith Accepting ana Rctus-
ing Deliverance," BY the Rev. D. J..
Ford. The musical Aumhers win hss
"Aiore Love 70 Thee c. 7. EawSris; Il
win Lift Up Mine Eyes. William T.
Meyer.
Al z o'clock the Christian Endcayor
will be in charge Of Miss Jennie Latti.
mer. from the Christian Missionary Ali
ance. There viii be musical humber
by the male quartet, composed OF Earl
short, James Lloyd. Edward Macioan
and David Folsom.
The Rev, D.J. Ford viii deliver short
address during the aning service, be-
ginning al S o'clock. The anthcn,,
Praise Ye the Lord William Robert
son; "None of self and Al OF Thee"
Joseph d. Little.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
DR.SMILEY TO
EXPLAIN FAITH.
Vest Church Night Worship.
perS Also TO Hear Good
Music
"THE SOULS IDEAL
THE MORNING SUBJECT

West Presbyterian Church, Eighth and
Washington streets, again Offers inter
esting services tomorrow. Morning wor.
ship is held At 1890 o'clock. Tue pas.
tors theme tomorrow viii be "The
souls IDEAL The special choral music
viii be the anthem. Praise the Lord. -
By sudds, and my Hope is in tho Ever.
lasting by Aldrich. Mrs. Beatty will
be the soloist. The organ numbers viii
be Reads Prelude in Z Flat and the
"Postlude in G." by the same composer.
The Bible school viii assemble at .
o'clock with c. n. Bower in charge. 92s
persons were in attendance last Sunday.
Of this number l0s were in the mems
class and los in the women's class. The
new grand piano, recently purchased for
the main school. win be used tomorrow
for the first time. There also will be
special music by the orchestra. Charles
M. Banks, director. Miss sheppard will
teach the women's class and Or. Smiley
the mems class. Alr. and Mrs. Ramoth
Mitchell viii sing in the mems class. The
g. u. meeting begins at ESQ o'clock. Miss
Jennie Todd and John Brooks will lead.
What Is Faith p win be Dr. Smiley's
topic for discussion at the gospel meet
ing beginning at 7.30 o'clock. Special
music viii be tho anthems, Lord Of
Heaven" by Rassi. with the duet part.
taken by Miss Edith Robb and Frank
r. Mitchell and Gounod's "Holy, Holy.
Holy" with John a. Roberts as soloist.
The male quartet couDosed of Nessrs
Roberts, Clymer, Frazer and Mitchell,
win sing Sweeney's Nearer Ny God TO
Thee" The organ numbers will be
Mann's fFantasic No. 1" and Gaibreaths
Tempo diAiarcii."
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
MISSION ORSERANrI.

Tomorrow will be Foreign Mis-
siopary Day In Holy Trinity Inth-
eran Church, Concord avenue and
Madison streets. the Rev. George I.
Uhler, pastor. The subject nf the
morning will be ''Tho Law OF the
Kingdom N the evening foreigu
mission exercise will be presented 81
the Sunday school, With The assist
auce Of the choir
On Thursday evening. Fehrusrv
10. the Ladies Guild viii give =
Martha Washington Tee 10 the base
mont - +re -N~~~,,
Evening journal., 1914-02-14

DAY AT M'CABE

The "Everybody-go-to-church Day.
viii be followed at AfcCabo church
by a brotherhood Day" Front seats
WIZ he reserved for men. and az
least one hundred men are expected
TO be present There will be some
singing by the men. The Rev. ~. C.
Msscsorley will preach both morning
ana evening. His morning text will
pc The Master Is Come and Calleth
ior Thee. The evening service be-
gus at 40, with q service Of song
lasting about ffteen minutes.
The Epwcrth League devotional
meeting will precede the jubilee SER
vices beginning at $40 o'clock.
The Sunday school will meet al
~ o'clock. Minor c. Smith and ". q.
kerslake are superintendents.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
MR. JACKsON IN puLpIr

IN Hanover Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. II. l..
Jackson will preacn on the subject;
Misapplied Invontivepess.7 The
sDecial topic Of the Mems Bible Glass
viii be "a Symposium on Labor.
rho subject OF the Christian pu-
1eavor will be why H,veryone
should Sign q Temperance Pledge
ID the evening the pastor will
preach upon Moral Safety Devices
for Toe Young" The subject of the
,hiloreps sermon story viii be "The
Hat Over The Door,"
At the close OF the evening service
here Will be eu Informal conference
a. the pastors home upon The Mod
ern Attitude Toward The Blble.' All
are invited.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
ASBURY PASTOR TO
TALK OF LINCOLN

In Asbury NJ E. Church, Third and
Walnut streets. the .v. George White
Dawson, pastor. Sunday services viii
be a. follows: Q o'clock, prayer meeting;
1890 o'clock, preaching on the subject
Lincoln and the Negro and Method
ism;" , o'clock, Sunday school; 3.lo
o'clock. probatiouers' class; $50 o'clock.
Epworth League 7.30 o'clock, preaching
on Tho subject The Value OF Influence
Little Edith Speakman will sing at this
service.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
LESSONS FROM
THE CRUCIFTXION

In Brandywine NJ. Il. Church the Rev.
y. T. Carpenter, pastor. Sunday ser
vices will be as usual The Sunday
school will meet at the usual hours. $50
and , O'Clock. The Epworth League de.
votional services, which are bcld az $50
o'clock, viii be under the direction OF
Miss Leila J.. Neasey. In the morning
the pastor will preach on Material and
Spiritual Values In the evening at
7,30 o'clock his subject will be THE Les.
sons from the Crucidxion.' At the even.
ing service the Pusey and Jones male
quartet viii sing.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
MT. CALVARY CLUB SERVICES.

AZ the No. calvary Club, tomorrow
morning, DR. T. Leon Ling will
preach. Al 2.30 o'clock the Bible
Class will be taught by DR.. Ling The
Christian Endeavor Society, at 9
o'clock, will be addressed by DR.. c.
Commodore A. Harkins, Jr. Gospel
services will be held In the club
every night next week including Sat
urday, beginning at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
CHRIST AND TWMANUEL SERVICES

The Rev. william II. Laird win
preach in Christ Church. Christiana
hundred, on Sunday morning. at 10.4S
O'Clock. Evening prayer and address
at Z o'clock.
The services at Emmanuel Church.
will be; Holy Communion
a. 7.45 o'clock; morning prayer and
sermon at 10.45 orlock. and evening
prayer and address at 7.t5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
COOKMAN SERVICES.

Services at Goodman tomorrow
will be as follows: Glass ~ 9.45
o'cl, ck. with r. ". White as leader.
preaching at 7.s0 O'Clock By the pas
J. P Outten: Sunday school at . IS
O'Clock. C W Pyle. superintendent;
Epworth League at 6. IS O'Clock. with
Miss Blanche Campbell as leader;
preaching at 7.S0 o'clock by the pas
tor; class meeting Is held on Tues.
day evening and prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
HOPE CHURCH ACTIVITIES.

The Rev Horace I. Houf will
preach in Hope Baptist Church tomor-
row morning and evening Special
nusic will be furnished in these SER
vices by the choir under direction OF
Miss s. Preston. AT 2 o'clock the
Sunday School win meet. The mid
week meeting is held on Wednesday
evening. The pastor will lead the
Bible study Following the prayer
meeting the choir win meet for prsc-
ice.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
BISHOP WHITEHEAD
TRINITY VISITOR

The Rev. Charles Flske, of Balti-
more, Nd, will preach al tho morn
ing service at Trinity Church, corner
Delaware avenue aud Adams street
tomorrow. The Right Rev Cortlandt
whitehead. .. d., VIII also be pres
cnt az the morning service. There
VIII be an early celebration of the
iioly Communion at 7.3O O'Clock.
The Sunday school services viii be
held At ESQ o'clock. The Rev. II. NJ.
kirkus viii be in charge Of the usual
evening service at 7.45 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
SERVICES An ST JOUN's.

Services at st. Johns Church for
the week will be as follow-: Sunday,
Sexagesima -7.30 O'Clock, Holy Eu-
charist; II o'clock. morning service
and sermon; $50 o'clock. conirma-
tion instruction: As o'clock. even
song and sermon; $50 O'Clock, Sum
day School and Bible classes. Fri
day--1O.3 80 O'Clock, Holy Eucharist.