The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-01-07
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A. L. Fletcher, made flying trip tt
Gooding, on business, Monday.
Mr.. Reynolds is confined to the house
with a severe case of the grip.
Are you thinking about that tree
planting time? If not, why not?
Floyd Reynolds had the misfortune tc
loose his buckskin horse last week
Registered Hampshire gifts and bears
for sale. Mountain View Ranch, w.
S. Parkhurst, owner.
per cent farm loans. Send for ap-
plication blank. J. e. Edgerton, Fair
field, Idaho.
Duet Johnson is unloading another
car of coal this week among the far
mers.
The Mutt and Jeff of the read, were
toasting their shins at the Richfeld,
Wednesday night.
F. D. Brooks, our popular tonsorial
artist, has been confined to the house
for several days with erysipelas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taper and son Rob
ert, returned Tuesday form Boise,
where they spent the holidays.
Nothing in name, at least. you
would think so, to see the sweet smile
of contentment, on Lennon, these
days.
Miss Dennecke, Miss Mcmahon and
Frank Pope, who have been home for
the holidays, left Sunday for Moscow,
to resume their studies at the univer-
sity.
e. e. Streitz arrived home Monday
from Washington where he has been
on a business trip. He reports that
they are having plenty OF moisture on
the coast.
Mr. and Mrs M. R. Rays entertained
Robt. Haines and j. w. Poteet with a
New Years dinner Dispensing with
ceremony a real home dinner and en-
joyable time was had.
A party of young people were en-
terained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Duet Johnson New Years Eve. They
report having a delightful time and
vote the Johnsons splendid entertain
ers.
Mrs. Frank Wilcox arrived home |
last Friday from Colorado Springs
where she had been called to attend |
the sickness and death of her father,
J. M. Spencer, who formerly lived with
the Wilcox family in Richfield
Miss Myrtle Everett, the teacher at
the North End school, returned Sat
urday from Idaho Falls where she had
spent the holidays with friends.
Miss Bessie Everett returned with
her sister for weeks visit.
Tom Byrnes says that he is there
with goods and prices, and that any
walleyed piker that will just give him
chance to figure on a cash bill, he will
make one of those box car merchants T
look like dirty duce in ragged deck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Youngkin were
hosts for Penochle party, New Years
Eve, Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Fletcher and
R. E. Mills, being the guests. Light
were served and very
enjoyable time had.
Rev Leitch is holding revival meet I
nRs at the North End schoolhouse.
Meetings are held every night and the I
attendance has been large. At the
services last Sunday the schoolhouse I
was packed Much interest is being :,
manifest in the meetings. :,
Sherman Coffman reports receiving a
etter from E. H. Allen, who at the :,
time of writing was in Italy. He said .
that in crossing the ocean they encoun- :,
tered some severe storms, and on two
occasions were thrown into fright
from submarines, and stated that he a
would go England and return via an q
English ship. y
Tom Byrne's is building al fine barn -
IN his ranch, on the Cottonwoods- D
The barn will be 26 81 feet, and one \
tide will be fitted up for dairy cows, as 7,
Tom will select the best mixers of his q
,erd as a nucleus fore dairy ranch. =
LAST year he built fine house from
he native lava rock, and is planning =,
,ther Improvements the coming season :.
hat will eventually make an ideal ::
country home. III
Ye scribe and Mr.. Hayden Richard tie
on were guests at real turkey din ia
Ter given by Mr.. and Mrs Wilcox. So fir
ar as we know there are only two tn
cal cooks in Richfield and Mrs. Will le,
OK is surely one of them. That turk in,
v was stuffed with oysters and done St
D turn, and after all of the other ga
God things real strawberry short tai