The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-11-12
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FOR SALE One B-fiat C. G. Conn,
cornet, silver plated, gold bell, in good
condition. JAS. LEITCH.
WANTED-W Work on ranch by month
or year, by man with small family.
Steady, sober and experienced.
Address, EARL BURCHAM,
Haley, Idaho
w. M. Brock is building fine hog
house, with ventilators that can regu-
late the heat almost as modern home
can be ventilated. He has fine lot of
hogs this year, enough to fill the place
and make it most profitable invest
ment.
Mrs. Fletcher entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society, Wednesday afternoon, at
her home. They are working steadily
for the bazaar, to be held the night of
the 21st A committee meeting was
held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Brush's
home, to arrange far some of the work.
The McCalley entertainment at the
church, Friday night, was we'll attended
and was well received by all who heard
it. The violin playing was the best
heard here in years, while the reading
from Riley and other of the home poets
was of the highest order. The enter
tainment was given under the auspices
of the Woman's Club.
The Women's Club met for their reg
ular business meeting November 9th,
at the home of Mrs Mcmahon.
Roll call was responded to by current
events A splendid piano duet was rem
dered by the Mesdames Phelps and Tap
per who responded to an encore. Five
new members were welcomed into the
Club. The usual social chat was enjoyed
over the refreshments served by the
hostssses Mrs. Fenton and Mrs. Nc
Mahon.
Excellent progress has been made on
the city hall during the week past. The
roof is completed, the gable ends
shingled, the windows fitted, the stage
built, and the plastering began on Tues
day. The floor is laid and ready for
use, and there will be not very much
left by Saturday night. Should bad
weather come by that time, the hall
would be disable for almost any purpose
The exceptionally fine weather of the
past three weeks has made it possible
to establish record for fast building.
Work is progressing so rapidly on the
city hall, that the young folk who have
been planning to open the building with |
a home-talent play feel they are likely
to be left behind. They are arranging
this week to select play and start re-
hearsals. There are number of cap
able performers here, who would be
able to stage really pretentious play.
No definite selection has yet been made,
but they will have the parts here with
in few days, whatever is chosen, and
will soon be hard at work getting ready
for the presentation. Van Gossett will
be the director.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wright left Mon
lay afternoon for northwestern Iowa,
where they have decided to make their
home, at least for the present. They
rave leased their place here to Geo. F.
5orow, and will have that off their
minds for the time being, so that they
iced not consider coming back. They
lave been here for six years, and have
made hosts of friends here in the mean
ime. They have two bright little chill
lren as souvenirs of their stay in Idaho,
md these they are taking back to show
heir friends in Iowa. The Wrights will
re much missed by their friends here,
IL of whom wish them well in their
ew home.