The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-15

entertain t-elr guests. Mrs. j \.
HeFndun Won the most games bud
was awarded a pair Of white hid
gloves iur her efforts. Mrs. J. A.
VAUGHN secured tue second prize,
which was pretty hat pin. The re-
freshn eBrs which followed Ihe.games
we're very dalntg and much enjoyed.
II aas ay'ry pleasant afternoon for
all the guests
The newly elected Others of Me
Pnerson ". r. c, No 8 were iustali- /
ed last Friday evening, The regular
meeting OF the Cnrps was held and /
then tire friends were invited 10 a. it,
ness the installal ion cero moni ).
Mrs. Matte Andrews oIficisted in
stalilng officer and the following will
preside over the deliberations OF the
Corps for the ensuing year Mrs.
Irene Hall, President; Mrs. Mitchell,
Sec. Mrs. Emua kirtley, Treas.
Mrs. Snyder, 5. v; Mrs. Catherine
Dannelly, J V. Mrs. Lulu e. Ting
ley, Chaplain. Al the close # these
ceremonies delicious luncheon Nas
served and greatly enjoyed by all
present.
Tuesday evening the order OF the
Eastern Star hello their regular meet
ing Ia the Masonic nail, After the
regular business mad beea transacted
the officers for the ensuing year we're
installed into their respective sta
lions. The officers OF the Chapter for
the ensuing year are: Mrs. Elizabeth
Chase ". NJ; Kestsr Soule, ". p;
Mrs. May b. Dempsey, Asso Nj;
Mrs. Allegra Ritteunouse, Cond.;
Mrs. Mata Hammer, Asns. Conu Miss
Carrie Soule, Sec. Roy HeIndon,
Treas. Mrs Edith Herpdon. Aaan !;
Mrs. J III. Padghap, Ruth; Mrs.
Thos. Stroud, Esther; Mrs. McCaleb,
Martha; Mrs. G. W. Meitzler, Electa !;
Mrs. Owens, Warder; Mrs. Whit~ell,
Organist; DR.. Whitwell, Chuplain ;
Arthur Greene, Sentinel. Luncheon
vas served at the close OF the install
|
The use of oil fuel on the railroads
and in the United States navy and
merchant marine service is rapidly
increasing The trauscontinental
railroads are now using oil on many
miles OF line. Some of the railroads
in the northwestern part of the
United ates and in southern Cali
fornia held TO coal for considerable
period after tine permauancy of the
tuel-oil supply was assured. The last
. tie to coal became broken with the
realization that the failure of their
immense locomoti YES to move tie
weight that had been con identlV eX-
pected Of them was not the fault OF
the machines. The weight OF trains
over the mountain divisions was in.
variably limited to the endurance OF
the fireman. Shoveling coal on the
} large engines over these divisions Is
task that few can stand up to.
With the use of coal as fuel this feat.
ure was entirely removed The Unit
ed States navy has some twenty oil.
burning pedo-bnat destroyers, and
4 eight hsitleships which burn oil al
auxiliary to coal. The battleshlp,
n Nevada and Oklahoma burn oil ex
n clusively.
DR.. Hammer was called to Leadort
Monday evening on professional bust
ness. Mrs. Hammer accompanied hin
on the trip. Tuesday evening thel
left Leadore about six o'clock, ex
pecting t. get to Salmon in time 1,
4 attend the meeting of the EASTER
Star Mrs. Hammer being one OF the
\ officers to be installed. They were
I making about twenty miles an hour
anticipating the lurcheon which thej
knew would be waiting for them a.
4 this end of the journey when, on
narrow strip Of road cow ioomef
up in front of the car. This docteI
Y thought he would rather gently pusl
Mrs. Cow into the ditch thar try u
: 90 around her and risk going into tn,
- ditch himself. The Goa thought shl
| could outrun the Doctors car AM
started towards Salmon at her live
lest gait. Bus she was not acquaint
ed with The DOCTORS driving so wa
soon oyertaken. II is said the docto
closed his eyes, held his breath ant
kept tirm hand upon The steering
wheel 1t was but a moment unti
the suspense was over and as quickl,
IS possible the doctor stopped his ca
and started to investigate the. dam
ages done Evidently Mrs. Cow di,
not understand the doctors motive
and concluded she did not want any
! thiug more To do with Or Hammer
Tor a. soon a. she saw him comiB
. she gathered herself up and st8rte
ia the other direction. Altogether
1t Vas very lucky accinent Tor a.
concerned. Or. and Mrs. Hammer Al
I rived in time to partake Of the r.
freshments and enjoy the social pan
OF the evening
ChRmberIain's Coagh Remedy.
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