The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-28

tisaon business the first af the week
v Il. Brown came own from May
Sunday
Next Tuesday is ground hog
day, and We are hoping that Mr..
Grounding will not see bis shadow
a baby boy was born TO v PaDetti
and wife Wednesday morning.
Fred Craudall has moved into the
rooms vacated by Allen Merritt and
viii us item for his surveyors
otiice.
Mas. r. NJ. ringley went up 10
Leadore and Juacti0n Tue ,day morn
log whore she will visit for few
days with relatives and friends.
Or. Hart, of the Red Cross phar-
macy, was passenger Saturday
morning Tor Salt Lake where he went
for treatment for his eyes,
Shoup, Horn and Fred Pattee. The
mine Is located on McDe7itt creek
about eight miles above Eendoy MIR.
KEN uton returned to The mine this
morning
| The Salmon river caused some Of
the people living close TO its banks
some uneasiness the first OF the
week There Mas an ice gorge from
below Myers place extending above
the bridge causing the riyeI to over
flow in places. Wednesday morning
/ The channel mad cleared, but II was
a beautiful sight.
You will want to get the first Of
the new serial story the TREY o.
Hearts which will be started in
/ The Recorder next week This in
teresting story will be shown at the
| Grand Theatre the following week.
! II you are not a subscriber now is
tue ime to start so to not miss this
interesting feature.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs
George W. Neither entertained.
about twenty OF their friends at their
home at dinner party. After a
most delightful four course dinner
the guests we're entertained at cards
and social converse The guests re
port a very pleasant evening Nj.
and Mrs. J A. Vaughn assisted In
the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Kelley, Of May
are saddened by the loss OF their
7-year-ol son Era, Wh1 passed away
last week. His death was said TO
have heen caused from iniantile
paralysis. He was bright and
happy child and his death viii be a
sad loss to the parents. They have
tho sympathy of their friends and
neighb0rs in that community.
Jesse Shorett is again shaking
hands with old friends In salmon
this week. Some years ago Mr.,
Shorett was engaged In the livery
business ia this city, but Tor some
time nas been located In Washington
We understand hs has purchased .
ranch ia the Pahsimaroi valley ant
all once more become a citizen o.
Lemhi county.
Matte Allen, from the Pahsimarui
valley vas taken TO Idaho Falli
last week. where he was operated
upon for appendicitis He is sale
O he making good recovery.
James Horton, who suffered re
lapse last week. is still very weak
] but is not suffering any pain He i
being cared for at the McKinnt
i, hoGe by a trained nurse
J9.se Smith came In Monday from
/ Rochester,, Mimi, where he hai
/ gone fur on operation. He was yer
| glad 10 know that an operation wa
not necessary, and rteu1ns much en
| couraged The train he was on va
wrecked near Cheyenne. by the en-
CINE jumping the track, which de
| jtayed him 80 that he did not reacI
| Armstead in time for the Fridl
train, causing long wait at Arm
/ stead.
! Saturday morning Mr.. and Mrs. d
II G. Langel left for Butte, where Nh
j Langsl went for an operation. The
/ were accompanied by DR. Stratton
! Monday evening Mrs Langel'
/ brother, Fred CatlIn, received mes
sage form DR.. STATION saying tia
the operation had Deen successful
but that Mr. Langel was very weak
/ At THIS writing 40 further VOID ha
/ been received aud II Is h0ped tbs
/ the next news will be still nor
tIfayorable II good wishes coul
: bring Mr.. Langel back we'll ma
: he sould certainly come hone We
and stT0ug.
/ John Short and sister Mrs. r.
4 NanSaryort. Mrs. G. G. Short an