The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-01-25
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/ W, E, Taylor was over from Lees,
burg this week.
I Mrs. Roy B. Herndon came in from
May on Wednesday TO remain a week
10 pack their household goods for re-
moval 10 May.
pr. F. y Wright was called 10
Ghaills on Sunday last TO act in a
case of appendicitis with Or, Kirt-
j ley. The patient, Frank ludlow. for
merry OF Salmon, was relieved by the
operation after long suffering.
/ -Four Salmon boys are enlisted to-
sether in Company A. 2lst Infantry.
/ now IN training in San Diego. Cali
/ tornla. These are Richard NJ. and
/ Walter J. Shoup, Frank Edwards and
Edgar Suydam. The home folks of
these boys have qualification in
knowing that they are associated To
Eelher IN their patriotic service and
that they are with Youngsters like
them in loyal devotion 10 country
The paticrgar regiment in which they
serve is one of the best in all the
country. according to reports that
reach Salmon.
Mrs, +. J. Dempsey, local chair.
man of the National Defenss. league
has received word from the state
chairman asking Lemhi county for
S1t5 as our apportionment Tor fund
TO be raised for the building of host.
ess houses at the various canton
ments by the Y W. c. A The state
has been asked for S12. 600 for this
general fund. Needless to say Lem
nj county Will respond to this call
lust as in every demand made so far.
with not only the apportionment ask,
Ell but more. In every letter rcceiv-
ed from division headquarters and
state officials the splendid work of
the Lemhi citizens for war relief
work has been praised
Q. +. Kirkpatrick, the Leesburg
mining man, was in Salmon the first
Of the week to attend to some i'm.
portant business matters and also to
consult n doctor concerning an eye
which was slightly injured AT his
mines near Leesburg Mr. Kirkpat.
rick is working a small force of min.
ers during the present winter AMI
has done about 200 hundred feet of
new underground development work
during the past three months and
expects TO continue blocking out ore
for an indefinite period. He informs
us that the Haynes Stellite are work
. ing a considerable force Of men Al
their mines ana reduction works
b A. c. Ludwig has written Mr.
, Kirkpatrick that he is spending
much of his time in Chicago from
) the old home at Kankakee, Ill.
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The Woman's club will meet at the
home of Mrs. c. h Quarles mex
Thursday afternoon. January 81, Al
7 club members come, bring yoUr knit
ting or sewing, and invite FRIEND
: if you so desire-but be sure to at
. tend. The Educational committee has
prepared an interesting program a!
5 follows:
Talk-Prevention of Epidemics b,
+ Mrs. G. Quarles.
Song-My Ain Folk by Mrs. J. l.
; Kirtley.
!. Talk Relation of Parent to tn
: School Mrs. M l.. Emigh
Piano Selectbon-M Meredith.
Reading interior Decorating b.
: Mrs. =. p. Carnes.
Reading.-The Kiss in School b,
Mrs. w. G. Mccormick
+ Piano SelectiUn-Mrs. A. C. Era
r denburg
+ President c. w Wilson and Cas-
o icr Merrill of the Bcllpu- bank cam,
up from the Wood river this Wee
by automobile H. G. Proctor a bus
mess partner of Mr. Wilson. accom-
s. panied the visitors to Salmon or
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