The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09

ferguson.
Miss FloreEce Thrasher left this
week for Boise to attend the summer
school.
J. ;. HudkinS and wife were visit
ors al Ulysses last week, returning
( Thursday evening.
Arthur Ludwig came in from over
the hill the last VI the week for a
visit in town.
! Mrs. W. C. Smith, wife Of the city
treasurer, has beenq quite i'll for several
days, but at this writing is some bet
ter.
Mrs. Jack Walters came 10 last
night for a visit 18th her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Edwards. and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Wickham and
children have been in salmon for sew
eral days taking in the celebration
and attending to business.
Gilbert Yearian ana family, of
Leadore, were visiting friends and
taking In the celebration here the
| Fourth.
Miss Cassie Mckinney was taken
Ill last Friday evening and Is at the
home of her grandparents in this
city. IL is thought she has rheuna-
tism.
Mrs. II q. King had a message
stating that her husband had started
home from Leavenworth, kas., and
IL expected to arrive Friday. His
old friends in Salmon viii be Glad To
see him again.
Mrs. Lauretta Smith left Saturday
for the home of her parents near
Fruita, Colorado. She will visit a
week In Salt Lake enroute. Mrs
Smith leaves many friends in Saln on
who regret her decision not to return
this fall.
George llober returned Friday from
Butte where he had been on the sad
mission OF laying away the remains OF
his brother, who passed away in that
city last week. He buried his broth
er in Butte.
Miss Clara Reddington camel over
from Dillon Friday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. T. j. Stroud and fam
lily. Miss Reddington recently re.
turned from Moscow, where she at
tended school the past year.
Thos. Yearian and wife and daugh-
ter Helen were passengers for Salt
Lake the last OF the week. They
took Helen 10 a specialist for treat
ment for her knee, which has caused
her quite a good deal OF trouble the
past winter.
Dr. II. W. Parker, Of Twin Falls.
Dist. Supt Of this district Of the
Methodist church, will arrive In Sal
mon Friday and h I'D the 4th quarter.
ly conference ia the church annex
Friday evening. He will also occupy
the pulpit al the Methodist church
both morning and evening SUNDAY.
George Clark, who was brought
down from Leadore the last OF the
week for medical treatment, WIS
operated upon at the hospital Tues
day for gall stones lie passed
through the operation very satisfac-
torily and II nothing else sets In he
will make rapid recovery.
George Bisclu, rancher living OH
the old Seth Ball ranch Up the Lem
hi, was before his Honor, the Judge.
the first OF the week on the charge
OF cruelty to animals. His hearing
Is set for July Is.
James Mahaffey and family were
down from Gilmore to attend the
celebration. Mr.. Mahaffey and
daughter Marie returned home Tues
daE, but Mrs. Mahatrey and James
will visit with friends and relatives
a few days.
Frank Brown returned 10 Salmon
last Friday. During his absence he
visited Spokane, Seattle and other
western cities and was up into Alaska.
He said he found nothing that suited
him any better than Salmon and ad-
viSes people 10 remain In this county
rather than 10 seek to better their
conditions elsewhere.
Now that the Fourth is over. il is
time 10 turn our attention 10 the
coming county fair. The prospects
for a wonderful harvest were never
better and a united effort on the part
OF the wide-awake citizens OF the
county, can make the fair a decided
success. Let us altogether, all the
time, boost for the county fair.
r. L. Edwards and wife gave
honse party at their Ulysses home
this week, the guests being Msssrs.
J. W. Caples and his guest. Mr..
earn, OF lllisOis ID. l.. Nichols OF
Gilmore and Ray Edwards and the
Misses Gladys wbitwsll, olive Kad
Ietz, Clover PembIe and Fave Scott
OF ATmstean.
A letter from Mrs. ". ]. Brown
received MONDAY evening stated that