The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-03
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by number of photographs taken by
Mr.. Lubkin, the official photographer
Mr.. Isle who is master of dictation
and an academic with the pen is rapidly
breaking into the pages of the best
magazines in the country. We predict
great future for Charley in the liter
airy world.
Mrs Geo. Schwaner is confued to
the house with the grip.
Mark Johnson's little girl is confined
to the house with the chicken pox.
LOST Conklin self filler fountain
pen. Valued highly. as it was pres
ent. Miss Lucille Johnson.
BILLY" Williams and wife moved
out to the ranch Thursday, where they
will spend the summer.
Still you can't blame the average
married man for talking in his sleep,
it's about the only chance the poor
devil gets.
Mrs. Aubrey Fletcher entertained
two tables at cards Monday night and
a very enjoyable time was had by all
present.
w. A. Ducker, formerly with the
Gem State Lumber Co., has taken a
position with some auto company ac-
cording to report.
Just read the article on sacks and
Irvine. It's about time to side track
the sack and patronize the lumber trust
and build grainary's.
Now that Germany has a gun that
will shoot twenty miles, all they will
have to do is move England up to with
in twenty miles of Kiel.
The So and Sew club was entertained
by Mrs Frank C. Wilcox, Thursday
four o'clock tea and dainty
was declared par-excellent
The Cash Grocery has received a
shipment of "Becco." This is a tenn
perance drink put up by the Becker
Brewing Co., and is a delicious soft
drink for summer.
Owing to the numerous bookings of
road companies made by manager
Youngkin the "All of A-Sudden Peggy
is changing the date of its
appearance to Saturday, March 18th.
Bion Church arrived home this week
from Washington, where he has been
for some time. He brought with him
a car of dairy stock which will be de-
vided among several farmers on the
tract.
Mesdames Pridmore and Draper en-
tertained the Ladies Aid Wednesday
afternoon with a ten cent luncheon.
The ladies from town were taken out
IN four horse sleigh which they all
enjoyed as a real treat
The rifles ordered by Crosby and
Parkhurst members of the rifle club to-
yether with 1000 rounds of shells ar
lived Wednesday, one of the rifles will
oe left at Lennon Bros. store where it |
IAN be seen. The balance of the order
las been shipped and will come along
n due time.
Percy" Barnes, of the "All of A
Sudden Peggy" company, has discov-
red new member of the "Arachnid'
amily, known as the TRAP Door Spid-
r." Barnes will give this new and
interesting specie the "once over" and
he Cup and down." in "All of A-Sud-
len Peggy" Saturday, March 18th.
WANTED-Your figures on clearing
lowing and leveling 16 acres, IL
niles N. E. of Richfeld, or will give
-ou rent free this year and the crop
rom acres of alfalfa, now on my 90
f you will clear, pillow, level and put
nto alfalfa the 16 acres, your privilege
o put in a nurse crop. You take the
ntire crop for its care, furnish the
Italia seed R. B. Moore, Scion, Ia.
Those who have registered at the
,ichfield hotel during the past week:
!. A. Harris, Cooling; R. A. Blake
ian, Burmah; T. C. Cannon, Boise L.
:. Moore, Salt Lake; G. A. Krone,
airfeld; H. K Friedman, Boise; Fl,
. Breckenridge, Burlingame, CAL; H.
!. Stroud, Hagerman. H. P. Glanfield,
. L.; C. Palmer, S. L.; c. l.. Brown,
hlcago; B. F. Anderson, Pocatello;
!. L. Smith, Boise; Chas. Hubert,
ooding; H. B. Morrison, Gooding.
Don't forget that VIXEN the Record
r made the price of $1.50 the year
lat it means when paid in advance.
7e are sending out statements this
onth to all who are more than one
ear in arrears and we hope that our