The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-04-09
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F. A. Wilcox and wife visited in Sho
shone, Saturday night, returning tC
Richfield Sunday morning.
Miss Campbell, the Haley milliner,
was in Richfield over Sunday, with {
stock of ladies' goods
Little Mary Fletcher entertained g
few friends at birthday party, few
days ago, and the little folks say they
had delightful afternoon.
The church choir has been reorgan-
lied to furnish music for Easter Sun
day, and probably as a permanent fea-
ture of the regular church services.
Master Bayard Lennon had birth
day party, Saturday afternoon, to which
a number of his little friends were in
vited. They had the pleasantest kind
of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hopes moved
the last of last week to their new home
on the Shaw place. just north of town.
They will have one of the best farms
in this part of the country.
Judge H. B. Jones was a visitor to
Richfeld, Tuesday, calling on old friends.
He and his family have all just been
going through a seige of the grippe,
and they are not entirely through with
it, either, he says.
Ira Cornelius returned the last of last
week from Shoshone, where he had just
finished good sized job of plastering.
Ira is one of the best workmen in this
part of the state, and whoever has him
to do his work will have a good job.
The trustees and some of the patrons
of School District No. 8, north of town,
had called meeting, Saturday, to
build fence around the school prop
erty, and otherwise improve the place.
They report very successful meeting.
Henry Bartell and Herman Ludtke,
both of Rigdefield, Washington, were
visiting on the Richfield tract last
week. They were we'll pleased with
what they saw here, and have gone
home only to consult with their families
as to the ACCESSIBILITY of locating here
DIR. EVANS, the Optican, will come
to Richfield next Tuesday evening April
18th, and remain from p. m. until 9 |
a. m. April 18th, at the New Alberta
Hotel. Everybody having need of an
Optican is invited to call and see him
at the Hotel where a careful diagnosis
drn be had of your case.
Dr. D. D. brennan, of Rathdrum,
spent Sunday in Richfield, on his way
home from visit to Chicago He was
the guest of James A. Green and fam
lily while here DR.. brennan owns a
fine piece of land near town, and has
been one of the CONSTANT boosters for
the Richfeld tract
Since H. E. Fssley got his new auto
mobile, the Richfield tennis club has
languished so that it needs the services
Of several doctors and at least two
nurses to pull it through. AS resident
groundkeeper and perpetual challenger,
ready to meet all corners who banker
after game, Mr.. Essley has been one
If the main props of the tennis organi-
.ation.
Ernest H. Allen returned Saturday
o Richfield to spend the summer on his
anch north of town. He and his wife
pent the winter in Europe, Italy, Eng
and, France, Germany and the other
ecessary countries to touch in making il
0 extended trip. He says that travel b
lg in that way isn't all fun he's glad l
D get back to where he can see the c
anne faces and the same scenery twice c
! succession, and where there are a K
sw people whom one can know and n
peak the language. t.