The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-02-19

DR.. Harris returned Tuesday morning
from brief visit to Boise
DIR. Adams, the Bellevue dentist, has
been in Richfield all this week, looking
after lot of professional work.
Remember he.Catholic Ladies' chick
en- dinner at the Ward building, Sunday
March l, from 2 to o'clock.
Rev. Leitch has been holding preach
ing services every Sunday afternoon,
at the school house north of town. The
attendance is remarkably good.
H. M. Coffman left Thursday night
for business visit to Pocatello. Mrs.
Coffman remains at home to look after
the ranch for the next few days.
James Hardin, Iwho has been an en-
ploye in the Recorder office for the
past month, left Friday night for
business trip to Boise.
Miss Anna Ray, who has just closed
a successful term of school near Carey,
came down few days ago for visit
with Mrs. Cowan and Miss Eskelson of
Richfeld.
Work has been progressing steadily
in moving the big company barn from
its old location, to the company farm,
almost half a mile. If the snow lasts,
the barn will be in its new, permanent
location'by the last of the coming week.
1t is understood that the democrats of
Richfeld will hold big public meeting,
probably ending in a banquet, some
time about the first of the month. They
held one in Jerome last week, one in
Shoshone a month ago, and expect to
go the rounds of all the county.
w. S. Parkhurst went down to Good
ing, Thursday, to organize Farmers
Society of Equity local at that place.
He is the premier organizer of this part
of the state, and they all fall over them
selves to join when he starts the argu
ment
With the coming of thawing weather,
Marshal Poteet has had strenuous job
trying to open drains for the water that
is bound to come as the snow melts off.
The drifts are so deep that he has had
to dig almost like miner, to get the
drains opened through them.
The Recorder editor visited the school
this week, finding many things to APP
preciate and say good things about.
This testimony, however, will be defer
red until next week A number of the
townspeople, including members of the
school board, have been visiting the
school within the past few days.
E. H. Allen, who owns farm seven
miles north of town, and who was here
the last two summers to live on and
improve the place, is preparing to come
back again for this summer. He lives
in Chicago, but this winter he and his
wife, who is 8 skilled musician, have
been visiting in Italy, where Mrs. Allen
is carrying on her musical work.
Joel Priest, the publicity man of the t
Oregon Short Line, came to Richfeld, {
Friday morning, to attend the band t
concert and to auction off the boxes and |
give an address on that occasion. He '
IS well known here, as all over southern |
Idaho, and is more than welcome in /
every community. Q
The Recorder does not recall of see
ng wagon or other wheeled vehicle ?
except baby cabs---on the street for the r
oast so days or thereabouts The sleigh r
ng has been unusually good, though it 5
las been marred somewhat by a lack of n
in the sleds and sleighs used.
little more effort to use standard v
width vehicle, with side hitch for the "
'ne-horse cutters, would make far bet s
er shedding for everybody. v