The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-05-06

Elias Beed, OF Eagle stItion, was Il
Salmon visitor the FIRST of he week.
Mrs II. j. Stroud has been witt
her son at the Hot spri Is several
days OF this week.
Tue WomAn's Guild will meet with
Mrs, john Wheeler this, Thursday,
May 9Th.
Nh and Mrs. Dempsey entertained
a few friends al dinner Monday even
ing.
the Epworth League VIII hold an
ice cream s1rial Friday eve ing, May
IL.
Frank Pyeatt, OF Lemhi, was at
tending TO business matters In the
county seat the frst of the week.
John Lam neth has been quite IN
for several days the past week and
confined to hi. home part OF the
time.
+. A. Preston and wife rec lived
the good news that their son Ray
mund, who has been quite III, is
slowly improving.
Margaret Rose, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Rose. Is maElng
a very good recovery from the scarlet
fever. There are no new cases of
this disease reported.
John Neal, who for the last year
has been attending the Agricultural
school at Manhattan, Kansas, re-
turned several days ago after having
completed his course there. lie took
course in dairying and stock-raising
and no" returns to Lemhi to put tn
to practice that which he has learned
while at school.
The regular meeting of Hugh Dun
can Chapter 0. T.. S. was heln Tues
day evening. Aside from the regular
business it was the occasion for the
annual visit OF the Grand Malrln,
who gave short review OF her visits
to che other chapters OF the state.
On behalf of the chapter the Worthy
MatrOn, Mrs Dempsey, very grace
fully presented the Grand Matron
with han isome silver bread pIaIe.
This gift is most deeply appreciated
and highly priced by the recipient.
Refreshments were served ana a So
clal hour eojoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs Shepherd, OF Lephi,
returned Friday from Dillon and the
Big Hole country Ahere they we're
summoned by the death OF Mrs. Shep-
herd s. Gather, Mr.. Harrison a promi.
nent rancher of that part OF the
state. Mr.. Harrison was man
about 10 years of age, who was found
dead, supposedly from heart trouble.
The deceased was buried from the
Baptist church in Dillon the frst Of
the week.
Rev. f. n. Quist returnede the
last OF the week from attending the
Kendall PIe,bytery which was held
at R1Rby, Ida. He reports good
meeting and says that Dr. Barton,
supt. OF tine Idaho Synod and Rev.
van der Martin, Of PUcatello were
appointed to come here and conduct
the installation service which will be
held some time later In the summer.
4 letter to friends In this city
from DIR. Roberts states that owing
to the health of Mrs. Roberts which
demands that she live in a lower al
titIde that he had resigned his
charge at Bull, Idaho, and that they
we're going to Corunna, Ontario, to
live. nT. Roberts Vas pastor OF the
Presbyterian church in this city and
went from here TO Bull about two
years ago.
The Salmon friends Of Mrs. Lau-
retta Smith formerly In the millinery
business here, will be interested to
learn of her recent marriage TO
gentleman by the name of Turner.
The marriage took place in Salt
Lake and the newly-wsds all visit
the exposition on their wedding trip.
Mr. Turner Is said to have the
management Of several large fruit
ranches in western Colorado. The
lady's MANI friends here will wish