The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10

ing hands with his many Salmon
friends Tuesday.
c. ". Baker, who recently disposed |
oil his ra nch In the upper end OF the
valley, was Salmon visitor Friday.
Jerry Doody was in Salmon the
torepart of the week from his ranch |
on the upper Salmon river.
Fred Catlin ant over to the Mus
grove mine Thursday to do some
work in the mine preparatory to leaS-
ing until spring.
Mrs Clark, who keeps the post
Office and store al Carmen, was In
Salmon Monday morning doing some
shopping.
VIM. Carpenter and wife, of Ten
doy spent several days in Salmon the
forepart of the week. Mr.. Carpenter
was engaged in buying horses.
Attorney Whitcomb was called to
Boise Saturday morning to atterd to
some legal matters before the su.
preme court of the state.
Mrs. W. b. Pyeatt was a passenger
Saturday morning to Leadore to at
tend to some business and visit with
friends.
A. G. Merritt was a passenger Sat.
urday morning for the upper end OF
the valley to attend TO some survey
work.
G. H. GillulV went up to Lemhi
Saturday morning where he will
teach the coming year, school open
ing Monday last.
Miss Mildred Andrews and the two
daughters of Mrs. LaRouche left Sat-
urday morning for Missoula, Mont. j,
where they will enter Sisters school
for the coming year.
James T. Horton, who was report
ed quite i'll last week, has recovered
sufficiently to he able to walk down
town Tuesday, but is still very
feeble.
W. +. Stone, one Of the progressive
merchants OF Leadore, was looking
after business matters in Salmon
Friday evening, returning to hi
home Saturday morning
Mrs. John A. Wood, who has beer
cooking for the Bachelor Club fo
nearly two years, has resigned he
positi m and returned to her home
Mrs. Kingsbury has taken the pIac'
with the Club.
Mr.. Block, who has charge OF tn
Robert Bell mine on Carmen creek
is shipping car Of the ore 10 Sal
Lake. This mine was recently take
hold Of by Col. Hamer III st. Anthem
and others, and this car Is trla
shipment.
W. A. Rittenhouse, Of Chicago
who has been visiting with b
friend, Wiley Rose, passed throug
salmon the last of the week on h
way home. He reported a most d.
lightful trip and was we'll please
with this part of Idaho.
Mont ColWell, the Leesburg an
- Forney stage manager, was take
- sick the latter part OF last week
Leesburg aud was brought to SALINE
ISapday on a bed. He Is said to
suffering from erysipelas OF the he
and face. At this writing he Is II
proving and 1t is thought he W
soon be out again.
. Mrs. Harry Pierce returned hon
form Portland last Friday, MI
. Pierce has been away several month
- during which time she was In h'
initial a number of weeks, but rstur
home In very good health. Her ma
friends will give her a hearty VI
come home again.
Mrs. Fred We'll entertained a nu'
Der of her lady friends at a beau
fully appointed Kensington last
day and Saturday afternoons. l
home was tasteiully decorated Tor
occasion and a delicious lunche
closed the afternoons. The ladies'
mort a very pleasant time on each
these occasions.
Mrs, Ned Bonar and little son.
Cumo-e were Salmon visitors t
uoek The little boy has had 40
cess In his head and had been tai
70 Bptte to have an operation
formed and Mrs. Bomar cane &c
80 salmon to bays the doctor Oh
the wound, there being no doctor
Gilmore. Mrs. Bomar Is sister
Mrs. John A. Wood, south OF to"i
Mrs. Jessie Langsdorf entertai
. 4 number of her lady friends Al
. home last Friday afternoon at
- Ilghtful Kensington party. heif'
ments we're served and pleas
time reported. She again entert'
al IN Tuesday afternoon 10 the $
manner and the guests on that