The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-25

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List your houses and lots as Kelly
has calls for Salmon property. See
Kelly.
The Saturday evening concerts at
the pavilion are to- be resumed by
me Municipal band May g.
From the effects of blood poison
ing EGughl Clark found it necessary
y have : finger amputated
Attorney A. c. Cherry returned
Friday from professional visit at
Butte and other Montana cities.
Mrs. Mabel Morrison Is a guest
from Salt Lake at the Dykeyille
home OF Mrs. Frank Sherwood
Judge Quarles of the law firm Of
Quarles & Cherry was called to Spo-
kane last Saturday, to return probab
~ this. week.
The Lure of the Circus, the new
serial, gave its initial Offering at the
Grand last Saturday, matinee and
evening to crowded houses.
Fred Rose, the former dairyman,
has become a joint partner with Her
bert w. Bradley in the Salmon gar
age by the purchase of the interest
of J. T. Watkins
Henry Bird arrived home by Mon
days train from long visit in
Michigan, at his former home. Ev-
erywhere in his travels he found bus
mess conditions good.
Mrs. Thomas Boyle was an arrival
in Salmon on Monday from spending
most of the winter at Salt Lake with
her daughter, Mrs. r. L. Edwards
Mrs. w. c. Smith and Mrs. Theodore
Ketchum met her at the train.
Mrs. Z. G. Hettinger is back in
Salmon again from spending the win
ter with her mother at Ogden. The
little daughter who has become
more and more the light of the Het-
finger home, is back with the moth
er.
The new residence of Sam Stern
berg, the former home of the Thomas
ropes, was the scene of a card and
dancing party last Friday night.
when twelve ladies and gentlemen
made UP the party. Elegant refresh
nents We're provided by the host.
Mrs. J. c. Midlekauff last Saturday
afternoon entertained her Sunday
school class at the Methodist church
annex, with lively hunt for Easter
eggs and toy chickens in the lawn
grass and with games and stories.
ice cream cones were literally. dis
pensed.
Frank Hamilton of the Salmon
boys in the 91st division, arrived in
New York on april Il. He in sta
toned at Camp Mills and says hi is
in the best of health and spirits and
the good old L. S. A. is the best
thing he has seen since he sailed for
France in July 1918.
Miss Gladys Slavin is home again
az Carmen from spending a success
III term at well known business
-StACF-t III iSSIFtl. he sbuUG taQY
has been greeted by numerous call
ers at the home and when making
Ter first visit 10 Salmon on Monday
since her return was warmly wel-
coined on every hand.
The well known fiction and natural
history writer, James Oliver Cur
wood, and his wife are TO visit Sal
con at an early day. to become the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs w. q. Nc
Ccrmick. A trip down the Salmon
river and thence through the wild
interior mountains is planned. Mr..
and Mrs. Curwood and Mr. and Mrs.
Mccormick making up the party. This
visit was planned for last summer,
when at the call for ---- speakers
and lecturers, Mr. Curwood at once
responded and with Rex Beach took
the platform as q lecturer.