The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-26

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Mrs. Frost Melvyn viii entertain
the Ladies AuxiIlay next Thursday.
The woman's guild is to BE- enter.
famed May l. az tie nome o. Mrs.
Mrs Parkinson viii be hostess for
Ihe Methodist aid society next
Thursday.
John ostrom came down from May
this week to attend to business mat
tiers in Salmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pyeatt Of Ten.
doy are the parents on an So pound
boy
Rev. G. II. CleaVes. representins
the Armenian relief work, was in
salmon Wednesday and Thursday.
At the national capital the report
Is That Idaho has one OF the most
complete war organizations in all the
states Of the union
A second call for men in Glass l IA
10 be made during the week com
mencing May 10. with les from Ida,
no Two are to be taken from Lemhl
county.
Pupils of the Salmon City schools
have bought 1851 worth OF Thrift
stamps, and the rural schools OF the
county viii have purchased $4,000
worth of Thrift Stamps BY the nrst
of July.
The Joe Reddington family moved
from Junction TO Salmon on Wednes-
day last. intending to make their
nome here while Mr. ReddIngton il
engaged at the Robinson mine.
Spring Mountain.
The oratorieal contest will take
place tonight at the High school au-
Quorum at p. III. These exercises
wiz be completed in time for those
attending TO go also TO the Liberty
DAY exercises and farewell to the
recruits given at Anderson hall.
T. J. Atkins has devoted the entire
week away from his Salmon business
and TO his farming operations.
In which Frank Williams Ia
lending him hand. Mr.. Atkins h
10 make his little farm blossom ike
the rose this year in variety Of
crops.
"A little fire vas discovered Yes.
terday morning In the roof OF the
". b. Fowler dwelling house at the
salmon river bridge. The blaze was
quickly put out With only slight dam
age. The firemen made prompt re.
Spouse but their services were not
needed.
James W. Caples, who was in Sal
mon for few day on buiness as sun.
erintendent of the Haynes StelIita
company, returned to Blackbird ON
Tuesday. While here he was the
guest of Frank Bellamy Mr.. Caples
Is pleased more and more with his
cobalt properties as the work ON
their development proceeds.
j ldahoans who are endeayorLng to
Sci daintles TO their husbands, sons
81 other relatives In France by par.
cells post are informed through this
weeks issue of the official bulletin
OF the state council of defense thai
palatable and dainty things can be
purchased in France al as low or
lower prices as they can be had in
this country. The postoffice depart
ment is authority for this statement.
The Woman's club met with Mrs
Dempsey Thursday afternoon and al.
though disappointed because of the
absence OF some members 10 take
part In the program. the members
enjoyed the musical numbers and the
informal talks given on legislative 1
Mrs. W NJ Carpenter of
fendoy had prepared an interesting /
article on The Women OF the War" /
out was unable to BE- present and a .
;opy sent bp mail did not arrive IN
ate last evening However this pa
Der viii be read at the next club
meeting. Mrs. Roy b. Herndon. ex-
PRESIDENT OF the club. was present.
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