The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-04
Salmon
Locals

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The home Of Frank G. Miller and
wife lest Thursday morning There
,re no three Iist' boys in this hap
~ hone
TIE Misses MABEL McClain and
Gertrude Radford vent up TO Ten
10y SATURDAY t. visit at he Ball
home returning Sunday evening.
john Mullen was IN from tins Moose
Creek dredge tie last 81 the week at
tending IL business matters aud Wis
iting Dis SalG on friends
Mrs McNicoll anu sister, Miss Adel
) arkey, we're do"n IRON To, ranch
10 81 the 81 SIM exercises Of the
Salmon schools.
Miss Marie Mahaliey, of Gilmore,
IS guest Of her auEt, Mrs. Dan
O'Cannell this week and visiting
with hsr many young irieuds here.
Miss Mattel Meivyn, ~ho has been
attending school IN Salmon the past
> - ih'h t'i b3f tCtuF ~ biii'b oab-
urdaI morning here she will spend
her vacation. She expects To return
here for another .chool year.
Mrs. Peter Mckinney left Saturday
mOrniug for Roche ter, Mimi, where
size will receive treatm She will
then visit with reiati Is In Wiscon-
sin before ner return home
Mr.. VIM Wittenburg left Oh Sat
urdaJ morning for al extended trip
IN the-east and upon her return will
bring back her little boy who Is away
heirg treated.
X. l.. Edwards, DR. Carnes ana
Geo II. Mogk visited the upper
country Sunday where they spent the
day ~ith the rod along the streams
Deaf Leadore good catrch is re-
ported
q. 4. Quarles, president Of the
Citizens National Bank, was pas
senger Saturday morning for Butte
to look after business matters. He
vas accompanied as far As Dillon 10y
ms children, John and Virginia, who
will visit with their uncle, Hugh
MeCaleb few days.
Miss Rhoda Seed left Saturday
morning Tor her home at.Mt Vernon,
H., where She will spend her yaca-
zion. Miss Seed has given excellent
in the satisfaction in the
seaool aud viii return next fall and
continue that work.
j A. Pearson and Fred Crandall
went up 10 Gilmore Saturday morn
Ing aud. from the appearance Of their
baggage one would surmise that they
were com ching business with pleas
ure ard might perhaps try their luck
with rod and lins.
Jesses Langsdorf and family were
outgoing passengers Saturday morn
Ingsus far as Tendoy for visit at
he Fred PAttee home. Mr.. Lagos.
TORT had good sport with his nshlng
Jackie over SUNDAY aud returned ON
he Monday afternoon train. Mrs.
Lang aud children remained for
another week
Df. II. II Scarborough who visit |
"a our city last week writes this
,lliee 90 am In love with your scenic |
'oantry and intend making regular
professional visits | will be back
about six weeks Dr Scarblr- |
'ugh Is an eye specialist froIu Idaho /
Falls.
The team OF W J Wittenhurg be.
anne frightened at the train last
saturday morning and getting away
rom MIR Nittenourg jumped tile
Ugh rail fence Just south of the de.
~, taking TIE buggy with them.
Fhes were hnally stopped By Que of
item falling down and the nigh
'nafd ltnee ahead of them. No dam.
ge was done except b. break the
'uggt tongue. No one was in the
'uggi ~ban they started.
MAS. ETma iearian came down
RON the ranch Friday evening 10
tie q The commencement exercises.
etnrning home saturday morning.
ce"m panied by her daughter Helen,
'h0 has been attending school Ia our
itf the past year, MIS-. Yearian re-.
'fis That her daughter Madge. shol
atttndias Seheul at seattle has
'ads excellent progress in her school
.orA, and Edwiaa, wno is al Mos.
%" cau plettS the course ia music
od that both uf them viii snon b.
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