The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-23

Mrs. Dew left Tuesday morning for
her home in Iowa, after visit of a
month with her daughter, Mrs. Wright.
Miss Irene Bower came up to Rich
field, Thursday morning, for few days
visit with Miss Esther Isle and other
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler are enjoy
ing a visit from their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Fowler, of
Vale, Oregon.
The Misses Helen Hardin and Carrie
Hon went to Boise, Saturday of last
week Miss Hardin will be gone sew
eral weeks visiting old friends and rel
stives in Boise and Nyssa, Oregon.
The Ladies Aid Society will serve ice
cream and other refreshments at lawn
social on the church lawn, Tuesday
evening of next week. Everybody is
urged to attend, and to come prepared
Tor royal good time.
Several Richfeld politicians of assort-
ed brands Owen Youngkin, T. B. Brush
B. w. Reeves, c. j. Lisle, and F. F,
Resves---went down TO Jerome, Thurs
day night, to attend little political
meeting to see what they could do to
save the country.
X. G. Phelps and family expect to
leave next week for an extended visit
with his parents in Illinois. Mr.. Phelps
senior has been quite i'll this summer.
and while he is getting better, he is
80 years of age, and the folks from
here wanted to have good visit with
him. He was here three years ago,
where he made many friends.
j. w. Lundin. of Shoshone, is an
nouncing for the republican nomination
for county auditor. Mr.. Lundin was
formerly an employee of the Idaho Irrri
cation Company, here at Richfeld, with
the engineering force in fife early days
before Richfeld was much of town
He lives in Shoshone, and is well thought
of, both for his personality and for his
ability.
DR.. Harris writes back from San
Francisco that he is having fine time
brushing up" on surgical and general
medical work in the San Francisco hos
pitfalls and medical schools. San Fran
cisco Is recognized as a real center for
this advanced work in medicine. DR..
II or~;e mill he bo,,,a about tho fret IF |
August. He says that the weather
there has been cold and foggy-quite
different from the dust and warmth of
this country!
Judge Walter Copp, probate judge of
Lincoln county, was visitor in Rich
field, Thursday, on official business. 1t
was his first visit to this part of the
county, though he has lived at Jerome
for several years. He is making first
class officer in his new position, to
which he was appointed on the resigna-
ton of Judge Jones. Mr.. Copp is ask
ing for the republican nomination for
county treasurer for the coming two
years. He is said to have the enthusi
astie, unqualified support of the lower
end of the county.
V. V. Bower visited Richfield, Thurs
lay, for the first time since he was
shot by the negro desperate a month
ego. He is still shaking hands with his
eft hand, not taking any chances of
Jiolenf exercise IN the riCht side {
where he was wounded. The bullet
through the lung has left little or no
,ermenant i'll effect; though the one
,roken and the other fractured rib have
'een painful and annoying. Mr.. Bower
vas most fortunate in getting off as '
veil as he did, since he had to be wound B
d at all. His many friends here re- Y
DICE to see him around again. ~