The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-07-30
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Master Everett Isle returned Thurs
day from ten days hunting and fish
ing vacation up in the Big and Little
Smoky country, north of Soldier. He
went with party from Bliss and Good
ing.
Rev. H. w Parker, of Twin Falls,
district superintendent Of the Metho-
dist church, will be here Monday, and
will hold the fourth quarterly confer
ence of the church year, Monday night
Services will be held at the church, and
all are invited TO attend.
W A. Bartlett of Twin Falls, repre-
senting the International Correspond
ence Schools, was a Richfield visitor,
Wednesday. He travels with motor
cycle Mr.. Bartlett is an old daily
newspaper man, having had years of
experience in the Wyoming, Colorado
and California dailies.
The Boy Scouts of Twin Falls will be
here Monday, on their way to Bellevue
to speud ten days vacation. Most of
them will come by auto, and the ladies
of Richfeld plan to give them some
kind of little reception at the Com
mercial Club rooms. They viii be com
manded by Rev John H. Shepherd,
pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN church of
Twin Falls.
Tom Bryne is having fine stone and
brick house built on his ranch out near
the Cottonwoods. The main part is of I
lava rock, trimmed with white brick,
and it will be one of the most commod-
ious buildings on the whole Richfield |
tract. 1t will be ready next week for
the plasterer. Ira Cornelius will do
that part of the work
Mr.. and Mrs. Grier, father and moth
er of Mrs. Rays, arrived in Richfeld
Sunday, for an extended visit. They
have also their son here, d. L. Grier,
and their daughter, Miss Grier, so it
will make the finest kind of a family
party. They have lived for the past
20 pears in Phoenix, Arizona. They
may remain for two or three MONTHS
as long as Mrs. Rays can prevail upon
them to stay.
Louie Jensen left Monday for Denver,
on his summer vacation. 1t is most
delightful vacation, too, for it is be-
lieved to be his wedding trip by those
who are partly informed as to his af
fairs. He and his bride will visit in
Denver. Colorado Springs, and other
points in Colorado before coming to
Richfeld to make their permanent
home Here's the congratulations of
the whole community.
Rev w. J. Minch!n, of Ames, Iowa,
arrived here this week to spend his four
weeks vacation on his farm west of
towd. Rev. Minchin, who is a preach
er in the Congregational church, was
honored by being made moderator of
tee Iowa conference, and he has been
pretty busy all this year, lookiog after
the church affairs all over the Hawk =
eye state Mr.. Minchin served several
edio III hcNSpdpSi 0iiN P-lhOibS
)ffice.
Dr. and Mrs. j. c. Davies left We'd
,esday, Mrs. Davies for Boise and the
ioctor for Chicago He expects to "
pend at least couple of months in the tc
hospitals and clinics of that city, look IL
ng up the very latest there is in medi- pr
inc MIRO Daviac will taka thair bo11ca 81
old goods over to Boise, where they I'll
aye a fine residence, and she will make
er home with their daughter, Mrs.
they, who was here and left only Sun
ay for Boise. The Davies family have NJ
host of friends here, who regret to
ee them go. No one has been more
opular in the community life during II.
ne four years they have lived here.