The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-16

= The Ladies' Aid will meet Win
Mrs Noddings at the Annex on
Thursday Afternoon April Ord
Sod Potatoes fIf : .r-A few ton
OF hrst class Melted Gems. Watkins
( Rural phone, H. Z. ChAffee.
J.. q. Sius made trip TO Gilmore
the forepArJ of the week TO look after
some Of his mines in that district.
/ George Ashton, the forest ranger
OF Lehmi, cane down from his houe
the FIRST OF the week 10 attend to
business matters In the county seat.
Mrs. Martin, an aunt Of Marion
Auikey, is a guest in their home,
arriving the hfst OF the week The
lady Is returning from the coast
where she has spent the winter.
The Recorder had expected to give
a synopsis ot Rev. Is sn 5 Easter ser
mon. but for lack OF tine II had to
be continued
+ We wish u call the attention OF
I the readers OF The Recorder to tie
oratorlcal contest tn he given at the
High School Friday evening Of this
| week
} NJ. Steele left saturday morning
Tor some point in Kansas "hers he
lie goes to visit sister whom lie las
not seen tpr nearly forty years. lie
viii he absent about SIX weeks and
viii visit various other places before
returning.
= The Episcopal Sunday School held
their Easter services IL their church
Sunday afternoon at } clock. There
was good attendance and the pre-
gram was greatly enjoyed by thoss
present.
Eggs for Sale. From Parks bred
to lay strain OF fine Barred Plymouth
Rocks and the Udal strain OF The
thoroughbred Buff Orphingtous az
10 cts pr egg during April and May
Mrs. II. c. Chatfee. Watkins Rural
/ Phone.
The caste for the production Of
Confusion which will be played
here next Monday for the bench Of
the Salmon base bal club, is said to
contain at least two ne~ performers.
neither OF whom have heretofore ap.
peared on any stage Each il said to
be perfect Ia his or Der part. You
must be there 90 learn who they are
/ Quite a number OF Indians are
coming In from their winter sujpurn
at tie Fort Ha. reservation The
longing OF these people for their old
noLne Ia Len. In county brings them
back each spring To remain until cold
weather, aud in fact we would miss
them II they did not come each year.
/ Married-ln Chalils, Idaho, on
Monday evening, March 30th, 1914,
AT the parsonage, Rev. VIM. Burnett
performing the marriage ceremony,
Ed Aard E. LaMell and Miss Helen
Ellis, butA Of Ellis, Idaho. The
bride is the eldest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Ellis, OF Ellis, Ida
/ no, and is an excellent aud accom-
plished young adv The groom is al
III ~ stranger here, but he appears
like worthy young man Messen-
/ ger.
H. Is Adams and brother ana Mr.
/ Clarke have taken lease aud bond
or the Topaz group OF copper mines
near the Hot springs Owned by Thos.
Pope and Mrs. Shenon. These gentle
men are experienced miners and have
already begun work on tie develop
ment Of the mine. This mine has
never been thoroughly developed, but
such as has been done has proven
that there Il some very rich copper
ore, some OF 1t running a. high 80
per cent, with a very little gold aud
silver. In all probability they will
he shipping out ore before many
weeks
The home OF Dr. Hubbard Was the
scene Of very lively time last In
day evening, The occasion WAS a pre-
nuptlal shower given to Miss Janet
/ Watts u in honor Of her approaching
marriage. The young lady Vas the
| recipient OF a large number Of useful
and handsome gifts from the young
ladies' present. Delicious refresh.
nleutS We're served and various furms
Of Amusement furnished the enter
tainment for the evening TIE
guests we're the Misses Janet Wat
son, Pear Neidt Dereing Greene.
7 Ruth TrunbuIi Virginia Gauier,
Jessie Sims, Ethel Lewis Leula Nod.
din1s Bessie stroud Florence Thrash
er and Loneta Hubbard Miss Pear
Neiat, Of Dillon. vas the out Of
town guest