The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-02-25
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C. C. Raby of Gooding was a Ricf
field visitor Tuesday.
Don't forget the stockgrowers Craze
ing meeting. Saturday at 1 p. m.
M. 7. Easley spent Thursday i
Boise and will return Saturday.
Ira Cornelius and Will Colling spen
couple of days at Magic fishing.
The hay market is off two dollars
ton, and the demand from Utah is OIL
the decline.
D. E. Weatherwax, who has beer
taking a ten day vacation arrived home
Saturday
Rev. H. S. Hamilton, of Pocatello,
will officiate at the dedication of the
church on Easter Sunday.
During the absence-of Mr.. Rays H.
E. Essley will be General Manager Of
Irrigation Co.
Andy Peterson makes apple pies like
grandmother used too Well he has
the right kind of apples, you know.
]. w. Edgerton and T. d. Miner, of
Fairfield spent Monday night at the
Richfield hotel. They were enroute to
Haley.
Duet johnson has been excused from
further service on the jury for this
term of court, and returned home
Wednesday.
H. A. Stroud after completing ar
engagements for an Office, left Wednes-
day for Shoshone, and will return Sat
urday morning.
Sherman Coffman is in receipt of a
letter from E. H. Allen, saying that he
had lodged the submarines and landed
safe in New York
A party was given at the home John
and Earl Morrison in the north end last
Saturday evening. About fifteen were
present and report fine time.
DR.. J. C. Davies formerly of Rich
field and who is practicing in Boise, has
opened suite of offices in the Empire
building, where he will be glad to meet
friends who visit Boise.
About forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Engle gathered at their home last |
Wednesday, to help them celebrate
their 18th wedding anniversary. A de-
licious oyster supper was served.
Tom Byrnes-.who has just returned
from a Circuit of the tract and his ranch
on the Big Wood, reports that he has
never seen the stock looking in better
condition, than at the present time.
There was large crowd at the dance
last Friday night who went in for
jolly time and had it. At midnight
about forty couple adjourned to Andy
Peterson and partook of an Oyster
supper.
M. R. Rays and w. L. Gorton of the
Irrigation Co. left Wednesday for New
York. They will visit Washington
while east, where Mrs. Rays and child
rem will join her husband. Returning
they will reach home about March rs.
Mr.. Rays was in receipt of letter
from his wife just as he was starting
for the east, stating that their boy was
taken with scarlet fever. This will
probably prevent Mrs. Rays meeting
her husband in the east as contemplated
Earl W. Bowman publisher of the
Golden Trail, was a welcome caller at
the Recorder office, Thursday. The
senator carries the same old optimistic
smile, and is living every minute of
life as he jogs thru this vale of tears.
Gan of A-Sudden Peggy" will be
presented under the auspices of the
Woman's Club, at the town
lall, Friday evening, March 10. Be
ure to read next weeks paper for fur
her particulars.
Those who have registered at the
hotel, during the past week:
B. H. Rodenby. Richmond, Ore; J. B. /
Bennett, Boise; Mr.. and Miss Mink,
'airfeld D. G. Devine, Haley; M. M,
elby, Boise; W. johnson, San. F;
I. l.. Baldwin, Denver; Roy Wheel
right, Ogden; Jno. Fleming, Portland; /
/. w. Moore, Portland; M. t Eas-
", Fair Play, Mo-; j. w. Edgerton,
airfield; Proctor K. Perkins, Haley, III
Es Minear, Fairfield; Harry Fagin, II
enver; T. J. Foley, Salt Lake; c w. III
Goddard, Boise; H. A. Stroud, Hager- |
an: Martha J. Heath, Fairfield; j. F. II
ogan, Pocatello; H. Thorenson, Good |
2: H. F. Shehan, Twin Falls; T. V. II
nth, Twin Falls; Harry Watson, |
vim Falls; E. w. Bowman, Boise; w.
Seward, Gooding. II
)ne of social events of the season
s the annual meeting of the North L.