The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-11

We have Cardinal Red card hoard
suitable for Valentine dec 1rations.
Charles Tees returned tile hrst 81
the week from business trip -
Butte.
Tue stork visited the home Of Mr.
ana Mrs. A. j Hsrndon last Friday
and left them = fne baby boy.
John Ashley, the dentist, was pas
sengsr Tuesday morning for Leadore
on a business trip.
Ed Maioy, former conductor ON the
g & p, was greeting his many sal
mou friends fen days the past
week.
Saturday morning Fred Viel, of
the We'll Produce company, accom-
panied by his wife. made trip out
10 Butte expecting to be absent about
a week
James T. Spencer and wife expect
to leave on Saturday for Rochester,
Minnesota. where Mr., Spencer goes
to-eonsult specialist for some stom.
ach trouble 1t is hoped that he will
receive the anticipated relief.
Mrs. W. b. Horn has taken the
agency for the NuBone corset. This
corset Is much more comfortable and
healthfnl than any other make. Mrs.
Horn will he pleased TO show the
aides OF Salmon and vicinity this
corset Lemhl phone 49, 34w3.
Last week in the advertisement OF
the We'll Produce company typo
graphical error was made which made
it read 40 pound tin Of Golden
Gate coffee for 81 So when 1t should
have read - pound tin for also.
Attorney L. Z. Glennon, who went
up to Challis a couple Of weeks ago
after his family, returned with them
to Salmon the first Of the week and
they have moved into the Mckinney
property In the Finstur Addition
Louis Lamborn returned the last
OF the week from a visit with Mrs.
Lamborn and her people In Pennsyl-
vania. Mrs Lamborn had expected
to return with him, hut on account
Of her health 1t was thought best
that she remain little longer.
W. A. Briney, of Iron creek, vas
attending to business matters IN
town the first OF The week. Mrs.
Baer and son Donald were up from
Boyle creek Wednesday, Mrs. Baer
remaining TO visit with friends
couple Of days.
Postmaster Roy B Herndon and
wife have purchased from Mr.. Greene
the residence property forn erly oc-
cupied by George w. Meitzlsr, and
will soon occupy it as their home.
This is a very pleasant location and
very convenient house and will make
them q most desirable home
W. W. Schultz and wife were down
from Iron creek last Saturday trad
ing. They have recently returned
FROM a visit to their old hone In
Kansas, and report having had a
pleasant trip despite the fact that
Mr.. Schultz was quite ~ while there
They we're glad :. TO get back hom
again.
George H. Monk and wife and son
we're passengers for California last
Thursday morning where they 90 for
the benefit OF Mrs, Monk health.
They exp CT to be absent a couple OF
months. Their many friends here
are wishing them pleasant journey
and that Mrs. Monk will receive the
anticipated relief They we're &C
c6mpanied BY Mrs. Z. $. Edwards,
who is on pleasure trip.
G. +. Kirkpatrick, the Leesburg
mining man, returned to bis home
Saturday after spending several days
here. He came out to attend to
some business matters and also to see
James T Horton, who has been very
in for the past two weeks, and who
is a very intimate friend OF the form
er. NJ. Kirkpatrick has been max
ing measurements OF the snow in the
Lsesburg basin for the u. S. weather
bureau the present winter and tells
us that January 30th the depth Of
snow at Leesburg was 5 inches and
on the LeesburR summit IS inches,
being less than vas ever known at
that time Of year.
I Friday night at the home If Mrs.
Hamilton the Endeavur society was
entertained. This was the regular
monthly meeting Of the society ami a
deferred election Of officers vas held,
which nad been postponed from the
/ October meeting The officers elect.
ed were President, Mrs. AIMS