The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-10-13
Dietrich Locals

Mrs. f. o. Borden and Mrs. Henry
Parker of Shoshone. called on Mrs. o.
E. Borden Tuesday afternoon of last
week
Miss Carrie Stronach returned last
Thursday from two months visit
with relatives and friends in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Crist entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Shellman and son
Lyall at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Saviers moved
into the Jones house last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Van Winkls
left Thursnay for their former home in
Ohio. They spent Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs Louis Nelson of Twin
Falls.
Miss Lois Wells of Bliss, spent the
week end with Mrs. Walter Wells.
Mrs. Wells entertained for Miss Wells
Saturday evening at the hotel.
Ernest Wenstrom of the Sampson
Music company, Boise, tuned several
pianos in Dietrich last week,
George A. Axlene, president of the
State Normal School at Albion, Idaho
visited O. E. Borden, Friday on his re-
turn trip to Albion. Mr.. Axlene is
very much pleased in having secured
B. f. Snodgrass as his private secre-
tary, declaring him firstclass man in
every respect. Mr.. Axlene also report
ed that Miss Myrtle Borden was get
ting along nicely in her work there
Mr.. Seamans Of Loveland, Colorado,
arrived last week to take the position
of manager of the Idaho Irrigation
Farm of Dietrich, succeeding Clarence
Van Wrinkle.
The Ladies' Aid held their Rally Day
meeting last Wednesday, October a.
About thirty ladies enjoyed the social
hour which was spent in sewing for the
BAZAAR Later on installation service
for the new officers was held, at which
the pastor, Rev. Pierce, presided Miss
Lena judy also sang a beautiful solo.
Mrs. w. G. Dooley, Mrs. August
Lsnge, Mrs. E. S. Crest, and Mrs.
Pierce were hostesses.
Mrs. E. S. Smith of Boise, sister of
Mrs. Hal Cornell, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Cornell, on her way to her new
home in West Virginia.
J. R. Smith has returned from Twin
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Cole drove to
sheir ranch at Richfield on Friday.
A. E. Carnegie returned Wednesday
rom 5-weeks' visit with relatives in
Charles Lange and daughter Luella
who have been spending the summer
with August Lange and family, left
asst week for visit with relatiees in
Mrs. John Matson and Mrs. John
Seagraves were Shoshone shoppers on
Monday.
The choir and orchestra of Dietrich
church will meet on Thursday night in
stead of Friday night as was announc-
I'd last week.
Miss Bertha Patterson entertained
several of her friends at dinner Mon
Ter Monday evening.
Rupert Borden, former agent for the
Curtis Publishing company, has trans
erred his agency to the Ladies Aid.
A box containing individual compart-
nents will be placed at Kershner's
tore where each subscriber may get
lis own paper on Thursday of each
week. A regular collector appointed
~ the Ladies Aid will make collec-
ions one month in advance. The Cur
is publications are the Saturday even
ng Post and the Country Gentleman
which come weekly, and the Ladies'
Home Journal, monthly magazine.
The Ladief' Aid also have a subscrp-
ion agency, so if any one on the tract
wishes to renew their papers or sub
cribe for them as Christmas gifts,
hey may notify Miss Carrie Stronach,
drs. Walter Wells or Mrs. Kershner.
The Cottage Prayer Meeting for
October l8. will be held at the home of
dr. and Mrs. Curtis. Sine on October
IS with Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Borden.