The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-24

80 Peters ana l.ruy
Grant, Montana, we're salmon Vi it.
ors TUESDAY
Mrs q r. Hughes. OF Glpt.,.s.
.'lie' vas an overnight visitor 10
; lmon Monday.
Mrs. Tingley received new. We'd
he>aay Of the Death Of her aunt. Mrs. /
Maria sendrf, OF Minneapolis
Fred Frey and Thomas Pyeatt w-re
salmon visitors from Tendoy Wednes.
day evening
Jake MiddIekauff ana Jack Bsnly
are putting new coat OF shingles on
the residence OF A. Fl, Ford.
Arthur We'll who has been spend.
ing tn summer months in Salmon
With his son Fred left Tuesday morn
ing for his hone In Michigan.
The Presbyterian ladies will serve
dinner and supper Oct. I, 10 the
Palace restaurant building to pay for
the new church sidewalk.
Mrs. Susie Dursnd came 10 We'd
nesday evening from Portland, Ore,
to visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Manfnll, aud other rel.
atives.
Attorney L. E. Glennon left SIM
day for Challis where he will look
after his interests in the term Of
District court now in session at that
place.
Jasper Fain came In last Friday
evening from his home 10 Georgia.
Jasper has lived too long In Lemhi
county to be contented to re aain
away very long.
Miss Hibhs invites the ladies OF
Salmon and vicinity to call and in
spect her new stock of fall and sin
ter millinery Monday. Sept. q, at lC
O'Clock.
| Judge Cowen and wife came In
from Blackfoot Friday evening with
Mr.. Weaver In his new car They re-
turned Sunday to their home. They
report the roads In excellent condi.
ton and made the trip In one day.
| Grant Rood and wife, of LsesburS
spent several days in SalTon trading
with our merchants and were gu ST.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Weir while here
They returned home today.
Judge McCracken and wife lef
: Tuesday morning for Big creek whert
they will spend a week OF so on a va
cation from the cares Of his office
visiting with their son Clarence ant
wife and Mr. and Mrs. Willard ROOD
| The state of South Carolina he'll,
an election last week and state wild
prohibition earned by majority O
nearly twenty thousand. The ns'
law will becoms effective next Janu
airy and will prohibit the sale of beer
and wines as we'll as liquors.
1t is reported that Miss Hele
Chase, a former teacher In our cit
schools who last June graduated froI
the California State Normal, has a,
cepted a position in the schools {
the state of Washington. Her man
Salmon friends will Sisn her abul
. dant success 10 her work.
- Dick Spsllman's little four-year-o
- boy met with painful accident u
day this week. He and his lit
brother were playing with an Ak
when the little brother chopped h
finger just leaving it hanging by u
SKIN. He was brought to the doct
Thursday TO be cared for.
- II. f. Newman and wife return'
- the last Of the week from an extern
- ed trip OF several weeks. Mr.. Net
man went east with his lambs al
during his absence Mrs. NsWm'
visited with friends in central ldah
She Joined MI. NeSmAn In Butte
his return and together they visit
in Dillon, where they purchased
new Overland car in which they
turned to their home IN Salmo
They expect to leave soon for VII
With relatives In the Wood XIV
country.
one OF the pleasant social evenin
which nave been held by the o
Fellows and Rebekahs OF our Ct
Wss that on Monday night. TIE
ession was the 64th anniversary
the order. About forty Of the me
bsrs cfrhese orders and their que
gotnerea st the odd Fellows Tenn
where 4 short program vas carr
ont A. C. Cherry gave 4 short L
on the good Of the order, Or. II
sang a couple OF selections, and N
Howard favored the company :"
some instrumental selections.
~@ vsr, nice lunch was served In
aipipg room. after which all th
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